Pakistan has issued a strong rebuttal to recent media coverage of alleged strikes in Kabul, stating that such reporting “misses the broader security context” and overlooks years of cross-border terrorism affecting Pakistani civilians and security forces. According to an official position outlined in response to a BBC report, Pakistan said the issue is not the […]
Former Afghan military chief General Yasin Zia has rejected Taliban assertions denying Afghan territory is being used for cross-border militancy, stating that multiple armed groups continue to operate freely from within Afghanistan. In his remarks, Zia asserted that militant organizations, including the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and other extremist networks, have for years used Afghan soil
Armed Khawarij affiliated with the banned Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) allegedly carried out a major robbery operation in the Domel area of Bannu district, looting more than Rs. 80 million from a bank cash van in a brazen assault, according to local sources. The attackers, heavily armed and operating in a coordinated manner, reportedly intercepted the
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A coordinated joint operation is currently underway in Damaan Khel, Thore Valley, Chilas, against an entrenched political-terrorist-criminal network involved in militancy, narcotics cultivation, and organized criminal activities in the region. The operation is being conducted through close coordination between the Pakistan Army, Gilgit-Baltistan Scouts (GB Scouts), and Gilgit-Baltistan Police, reflecting the state’s firm resolve to
Former CIA targeting analyst and Afghanistan investigator Sarah Adams has alleged that the devastating terrorist attack carried out in Bannu, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, on May 9, 2026, was orchestrated by militants affiliated with Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and the Hafiz Gul Bahadur network operating from Afghan territory. According to Adams, the attack was publicly claimed under the
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The debate surrounding Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s deteriorating security situation once again intensified after the recent wave of terrorist attacks in Bannu, Lakki Marwat and adjoining districts, but the real question is no longer whether the province is facing a serious threat. The question now is whether the state structure responsible for confronting that threat was ever
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Security forces neutralized a key TTP figure during a targeted operation in the Hassan Khel area of erstwhile Frontier Region Peshawar, acting on confirmed intelligence regarding the presence of terrorists in the region. According to security sources, the operation was carried out under the command of BR-164 Wing of the FTF Brigade within its area
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Despite repeated assurances from the Afghan Taliban, yet another piece of evidence has surfaced regarding the use of Afghan territory in acts of terrorism inside Pakistan, along with the involvement of Afghan nationals in such activities. In Khyber District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, on April 22 (English report attached below), security forces conducted an intelligence-led operation
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Afghanistan is increasingly witnessing overlapping crises involving security instability, internal dissent, media suppression, and mounting regional tensions, as developments across several provinces continue to expose growing cracks beneath the Taliban’s governance structure. In recent weeks, concerns have intensified over the deteriorating situation in northern Afghanistan, particularly in Badakhshan province, where local unrest, anti-narcotics crackdowns, armed
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The security situation in Balochistan is no longer confined to remote mountains, ambushes on highways, or isolated insurgent hideouts. Over recent months, a troubling pattern has emerged, suggesting that the battlefield is increasingly shifting toward educational spaces, urban facilitation networks, digital propaganda ecosystems, and the psychological targeting of youth, particularly students and young girls. The
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