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Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir Honours Submarine’s Legacy as Pakistan Marks Hangor Day

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Pakistan marked Hangor Day with tributes to the unmatched courage of the submarine Hangor and its crew, whose actions in the 1971 war reshaped naval history in the region. Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, recently appointed as Pakistan’s first Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) and serving as Chief of Army Staff, led the commemoration, honouring […]

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Smuggled Goods Torched at Torkham as Counterfeit Currency Highlights Terror Financing Nexus

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Security forces at the Pakistan Afghanistan border crossing in Torkham have seized and destroyed a massive consignment of illegal and foreign smuggled goods, reinforcing concerns that smuggling activity and counterfeit currency remain central components of terror financing inside Pakistan. Officials said the contraband weighed approximately forty three tons and carried an estimated value of three

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Security Forces Eliminate Darwesh Group Terrorists in Targeted Operation in Kurram

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Security forces successfully eliminated two terrorists affiliated with the Commander Darwesh Group during a precise artillery operation in the Torghar area of Kurram district. The action marks a significant counterterrorism achievement as Pakistan intensifies its efforts to dismantle TTP-linked cells operating along the western frontier. According to security sources, the terrorists were part of a

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Pakistan Confronts ISIS Threats Originating from Afghan Safe Havens

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Pakistan has once again highlighted the growing danger posed by terrorist organizations operating from Afghanistan, as ISIS and affiliated extremist networks consolidate bases across Afghan territory to plan and execute attacks that threaten Pakistan and the wider region. While past incidents, including the attack on Levies personnel in Nushki, underscore the severity of these threats,

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Taliban-Enabled Extremism in Afghanistan Sparks Alarm Across Pakistan and Central Asia

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The rising tide of terrorist activities in Afghanistan, facilitated by the Taliban’s inaction, has emerged as a serious threat not only to Pakistan but to the broader Central Asian region. Islamabad has repeatedly presented indisputable evidence of safe havens for militants on Afghan soil, and recent assessments from international observers highlight the increasing regional ramifications

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From Extortion to Armed Raids: Amu Darya Deal Unmasks Taliban as a Predatory Regime

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A series of disturbing developments surrounding the Amu Darya oil project has exposed what analysts describe as the Taliban’s predatory and coercive approach to governance, revealing a pattern of extortion, contract violations, armed intimidation and economic sabotage that has further isolated Afghanistan from global investors. The controversy began with what initially appeared to be a

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Punjab Police Foil Major Terrorist Assault on Punjab–KPK Border

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A major terrorist attack on a Punjab Police squad was successfully repulsed on the Punjab–Khyber Pakhtunkhwa border, after a heavily armed group of extremists attempted to infiltrate from the KPK side. According to police officials, between 18 and 20 terrorists launched the assault, but the swift and resolute response of Punjab Police personnel thwarted the

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Another Major Proof Emerges of Afghan Military Elements Fueling Terrorism Inside Pakistan

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Pakistan’s long-standing security concerns received fresh validation during Operation Al-Ra’ad, where security forces uncovered compelling evidence of direct Afghan military involvement in terrorism inside the country. The latest development centres on the neutralisation of an active Afghan National Army (ANA) serviceman who had infiltrated Pakistan under a fake identity. According to security officials, the individual

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Doha’s Peace Initiative Returns as SIGAR Report Shows US Weapons Reaching TTP

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Qatar has once again stepped forward with an offer to mediate between Pakistan and Afghanistan, inviting both sides to resume inclusive political dialogue. The offer, made during the Doha Forum by Qatar’s prime minister and foreign minister, reflects Doha’s belief that renewed engagement might help deescalate rapidly worsening tensions between the two neighbours. The crucial

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7 TTP Terrorists, Including 3 Key Commanders, Eliminated in Lakki Marwat Operation

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Security sources have confirmed the identities of seven Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) terrorists killed in a precision strike in Lakki Marwat. The strike targeted a Taliban hideout, eliminating multiple high-value operatives. Among those killed were three senior commanders: Commander Musa, Commander Ahmed, and Commander “Lambay”, all considered key figures within the group’s regional network. Four other

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