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Indian Chief of Defence Staff Admits Severe Setback in Operation Sundoor

Comments made by India’s Chief of Defence Staff, General Anil Chauhan, during a recent public briefing on “Operation Sundoor” have sparked widespread discussion among defence analysts regarding operational lessons, technological adaptation, and future military readiness. During his remarks, General Chauhan stated that future security challenges would differ significantly and emphasized the importance of preparing for […]

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Inside the Unseen War: How Afghanistan’s Fractures, Militant Shadows, and Backdoor Diplomacy Could Reshape South Asia Overnight

Zahir Shah Shirazi The region we inhabit today is not merely passing through another phase of instability it is undergoing a structural transformation shaped by internal fractures, shifting alliances, and the gradual erosion of old assumptions. From Afghanistan’s deepening internal divisions to Pakistan’s recalibration of its security and economic strategies, and from grassroots resistance against

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Security Forces Conduct IBO in Khyber District; Three Khawarij Killed, One Arrested

Security forces conducted an intelligence-based operation in the Aka Khel area of Khyber District, resulting in the killing of three Khawarij and the arrest of one individual, according to local sources. The operation, which remains ongoing, was launched following credible intelligence regarding the presence of armed elements in the area. During the course of the

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Probe Reveals Afghan National Connection in Foiled Cross-Border Infiltration Attempt

Security forces reportedly foiled an infiltration attempt originating from Khost Province, Afghanistan, into Pakistan, resulting in the killing of an armed individual described by officials as linked to cross-border militant activity. According to security sources, the individual was neutralized during an operation conducted in response to attempted infiltration across the international border. Authorities stated that

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Field Marshal Asim Munir at the Center of Pakistan’s Fast-Moving US–Iran Diplomatic Strategy

Pakistan has emerged as a central diplomatic facilitator in ongoing efforts to advance United States–Iran dialogue, as coordinated civilian and military engagements across multiple regional capitals helped pave the way for a proposed second round of peace talks expected to take place in Islamabad this week. According to multiple diplomatic and policy sources, Pakistan’s leadership

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Logar Province Sees First Claimed Operation Attributed to Afghanistan Freedom Front

In the first reported incident in Logar Province attributed by local sources to the group identifying itself as the “Afghanistan Freedom Front,” an armed attack targeted a Taliban checkpoint in Bandar Kabul area of PD1, Pul-e-Alam, the provincial capital, on Sunday night. According to initial accounts, the targeted checkpoint came under attack during the late

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Global Eyes on Islamabad: US–Iran Talks Expected Under Shadow of Trump’s Hardline Stance

Islamabad is expected to host a significant round of high-stakes diplomatic engagement as international media reports indicate that the second round of negotiations between the United States and Iran may take place in the Pakistani capital on Wednesday. According to American media outlets, U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance is likely to arrive in Pakistan later

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Terror, Bannu and Lakki Marwat, Rifts Within Taliban, Cross-Border Terrorism, Pakistan War on Terror and Afghan Soil

Terror Shrinks on Ground, But Why Does Instability Still Grow?

The border areas of Pakistan, particularly Bannu and Lakki Marwat, appear to be slipping back into the grip of terrorism. On one hand, security forces claim to have eliminated several terrorist commanders, while on the other, developments inside Afghanistan point toward growing instability within the Taliban setup. Even before recent criticism by Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, the

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Security, Joint Search Operation in Karak, Facilitation

Joint Search Operation Conducted in Karak to Strengthen Security and Counter Persistent Threats

In a coordinated effort aimed at maintaining law and order, protecting public life and property, and strengthening state authority, security forces conducted a joint search and strike operation in some of the most sensitive areas of Karak district. The operation was carried out following intelligence-based directives, with multiple security units working in close coordination across

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