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ISPR: 17 Indian-Backed Terrorists Eliminated in Balochistan IBOs

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Security forces conducted a series of intelligence-based operations across Mastung, Nushki, Zehri, Khuzdar, and Kech districts of Balochistan in the aftermath of the 24 May 2026 train-related incident, targeting multiple terrorist hideouts linked to the banned Fitna-al-Hindustan network. According to a statement issued by Inter-Services Public Relations, troops engaged several terrorist positions during the operations, […]

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Taliban Quietly Restrict Access to Flogging Data as Punishment Numbers Draw International Concern

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The Taliban have significantly reduced public access to information regarding corporal punishments carried out under their judicial system, raising fresh concerns among human rights observers about transparency and accountability in Afghanistan. According to findings from a recent investigation, the Taliban’s Supreme Court has largely stopped publicly and regularly disclosing details of flogging sentences since late

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Pakistan, Pakistan Afghan Taliban Tensions, Afghan Soil, Afghanistan a Terror Hub, Pakistan's War on Terror and India-Sponsored Terrorism in KP and Balochistan

Pakistan Was Right About Afghan-Based Terrorism, The Region Is Finally Catching Up

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For years, Pakistan’s warnings about terrorist sanctuaries operating from Afghan soil were often dismissed as routine diplomatic complaints or bilateral grievances. Today, however, I believe the situation has evolved to a point where much of the international community is beginning to recognize what Pakistan has been saying all along: terrorism in Afghanistan is no longer

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Video, BLA Video Sparks Questions, Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA)

BLA Video Sparks Questions Over ‘Deprivation Narrative’ as Fighters Appear Equipped with Costly Tactical Gear

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A recently circulated video released by the banned terrorist organization Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) has triggered fresh debate among security observers, with analysts questioning apparent contradictions between the group’s long-standing narrative of deprivation and the sophisticated equipment displayed by its operatives. The footage, which prominently features female fighters alongside armed personnel, was apparently intended to

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Critics argue that such allegations undermine the Taliban's efforts to project an image of stability and lawful governance.

Taliban Prisons Under Fresh Scrutiny as Former Detainees Allege Torture, Forced Confessions

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Former detainees and relatives of prisoners from across Afghanistan have renewed allegations of torture, arbitrary arrests, and forced confessions inside Taliban detention facilities, raising fresh questions about the regime’s human rights record and its repeated denials of abuse in custody. Multiple former prisoners and family members, speaking anonymously due to security concerns, described a pattern

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Pakistan Warns UN of Regional Security Risks Posed by Advanced Weapons Stockpiles in Afghanistan

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Pakistan has expressed serious concern over the presence of large quantities of advanced weapons and ammunition in Afghanistan, warning that the proliferation of such arms poses a growing threat to regional security and neighboring countries. The concerns were raised during the Ninth Biennial Meeting of States on the United Nations Programme of Action on Small

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Major Khawarij Suicide Attack Foiled in Miranshah, Four Attackers Killed

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Pakistani security forces successfully thwarted an attempted suicide vehicle attack targeting a military post near Miranshah in North Waziristan, according to security sources familiar with the operation. Officials stated that Khawarij elements attempted to ram an explosives-laden vehicle into the security installation. However, security personnel, who were reportedly on heightened alert due to ongoing counterterrorism

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Words vs Action? Pakistan Questions Taliban Assurances as TTP Threat Remains Unchanged, Says Khawaja Asif

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Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has reiterated Islamabad’s longstanding concerns regarding the continued presence and activities of the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), stating that recent reports of Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada urging the group to halt attacks inside Pakistan have not translated into any meaningful change on the ground. The remarks come amid renewed scrutiny

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Is ETIM a Separatist Movement or Part of a Global Terror Network?

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The East Turkestan Islamic Movement (ETIM) remains one of the most complex and contested entities in contemporary security discourse, with governments, analysts, and international institutions offering divergent interpretations of its origins, structure, affiliations, and operational relevance. Experts consistently note that reliable, independently verifiable information on ETIM is limited. This is attributed to restricted access to

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Inside the Terror Nexus of BLA, TTP and Al-Qaeda and the Hidden Hand Behind It

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Pakistani security sources and officials have expressed concern over what they describe as an evolving and increasingly complex militant ecosystem in the region, where traditionally separate insurgent and terrorist entities are allegedly exhibiting signs of operational convergence. Some sources on different platforms also figure out external financial facilitation from regional actors like India, while also

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