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Pakistan Warns of Decisive Action After Afghan Link Found in Bannu Attack

Pakistan has issued a blunt warning to Afghanistan following the deadly terrorist attack in Bannu, stating that it reserves the right to take decisive action against those responsible for the assault that left 15 police personnel martyred. According to Pakistan’s Foreign Office, the 9 May terrorist attack on a police checkpoint in Bannu was planned […]

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What Does the Bannu Attack Reveal About KP’s Policing & Counterterrorism Failures?

The suicide attack in Bannu targeted Police Station Fateh Khel, located nearly five kilometres south of Bannu city on Rorar Road, an area relatively distant from densely populated settlements. The assault once again exposed the evolving strategy of terrorists operating in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, where pressure from sustained security operations has increasingly pushed them toward targeting

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Unpacking the Reality Behind the Attack on Fateh Khel Police Post, Bannu

A serious security incident occurred at Fateh Khel Police Post, located approximately five kilometres southwest of Bannu Cantonment, when an explosive-laden vehicle targeted the installation during routine security engagement. Preliminary information indicates that a suspected vehicle-borne improvised explosive device approached the police post perimeter and detonated following interception by on-duty personnel. The resulting explosion caused

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Pakistan Urges Taliban to Act Against Terror Threats Amid Renewed Security Concerns Along Afghan Border

Pakistan’s Ambassador to Afghanistan, Ubaid-ur-Rehman Nizamani, has called on the Taliban administration to take concrete and practical measures against terrorist threats allegedly originating from Afghan territory, emphasizing that Pakistan’s commitment to peace should not be interpreted as weakness. The remarks were made during an event in Kabul marking the first anniversary of the four-day military

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Operation Tightens Across Balochistan: Multiple BLA Operatives Killed as Security Forces Strike Key Hideouts

Pakistani security forces carried out a series of large-scale intelligence-based operations (IBOs) against militants affiliated with the banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) in multiple areas of Balochistan, resulting in the elimination of more than seven armed operatives, according to security sources. The operations were conducted across the regions of Ornach and Kalat, as well as

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Intelligence Agencies Foil Major Disaster: Female Suicide Bomber Captured Before Planned Islamabad Attack

Chief Minister of Balochistan, Mir Sarfraz Bugti, announced that intelligence agencies successfully thwarted a major terror plot by arresting a female suicide bomber allegedly assigned to carry out an attack in Islamabad. Speaking during a press conference in Quetta alongside the detained woman, the Chief Minister stated that the suspect had reportedly been prepared and

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15 Coffins in Bannu, Silent Leaders, and a Failing Border: Inside the Escalating War and the Unanswered Question of Who Really Holds Power

(Shamim Shahid) The recent tragedy in Bannu is not merely another entry in Pakistan’s long and painful ledger of militancy-related violence. It is, instead, a stark reminder of the deteriorating security environment in the country’s northwestern belt, the widening trust deficit between the state and its citizens, and the growing disconnect between political leadership and

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AQAP Statement Praises Sahel Attacks and References Taliban Takeover of Kabul, Claims Suggest Expanded Militant Coordination

A new statement attributed to Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), as reported by monitoring outlets and regional security observers, has reportedly praised recent militant offensives across parts of Africa’s Sahel region. According to the reported statement, AQAP described attacks carried out by Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM) and affiliated armed groups as operational gains

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Government Girls Primary School Blown Up in Tank District; Eighth Educational Facility Targeted Since 2026

An explosion destroyed a Government Girls Primary School in the Kamdabak area of the Jandola subdivision in Tank District, causing extensive structural damage to the building, according to official and local sources. Preliminary reports indicate that unidentified armed elements planted and detonated explosives at the school premises during the night, resulting in the partial collapse

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State Terrorism by Taliban Regime, Mass Killing of Unarmed Civilians

Tensions have reportedly escalated in the Argo district of Afghanistan’s northeastern Badakhshan province, where local media sources claim that clashes broke out between residents and Taliban authorities amid a dispute over control of local resources and assets. According to report by Afghan International, the confrontation stems from growing friction over resource management in the area,

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