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Six Shelling Incidents in Bajaur Leave Nine Civilians Martyred, 12 Injured

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At least nine civilians, including women and children, were martyred and 12 others injured in six separate incidents of cross-border shelling in the Mamund and Salarzai areas of Bajaur district during March and April 2026, according to official sources. Officials said the shelling, reportedly originating from across the border, targeted civilian-populated areas in Laghri Mamund […]

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Quadcopter Attack, TTP Quadcopter Attack in Hangu, Hangu Police Targeted in Quadcopter Attack, Fitna al-Khwarij, Pakistan's War on Terror and PTI's Dirty Politics

TTP Quadcopter Attack in Hangu Highlights Growing Aerial Attack Pattern

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The terrorists of the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) carried out a quadcopter attack on a police checkpoint in the Anar China area of Hangu, resulting in two people sustaining minor injuries. The injured were initially shifted to DHQ Hospital Hangu and later referred to Kohat Hospital for further treatment. It is worth noting that in

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Quadcopter, Quadcopter Attacks, Civilian Toll Mounts in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Khwarij, Pakistan's War on Terror and PTI's Double Game

Quadcopter Attacks Debate Sparks Questions as Civilian Toll Mounts in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

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Does the state use quadcopters against ordinary civilians, or is it the Khwarij, who repeatedly claim responsibility in their own videos, that are targeting innocent people with these devices? The answer is clear: the Khwarij are openly using quadcopters to target civilians. So why is the provincial government trying to create confusion among the public?

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Disappeared, Missing Persons, Balochistan, Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC), Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA/FTO)

From ‘Disappeared’ to Armed Commanders, A Pattern That Refuses to Stay Hidden

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Two individuals previously listed among forcibly disappeared, or “missing persons” in Balochistan have resurfaced under dramatically different circumstances, after being identified as active commanders of the banned Balochistan Liberation Army and later eliminated during security operations. According to details, the two students, whose names had appeared in lists circulated by the Baloch Yakjehti Committee, were

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Pakistan, Afghan Shelling on Civilians, Angoor Adda Attack, Afghan Taliban, Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA)

Pakistan Condemns Afghan Shelling on Civilians After Angoor Adda Attack

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Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson has strongly condemned and exposed the Afghan Taliban’s shelling of civilian areas near the Pakistan–Afghanistan international border, terming the attacks a violation of basic humanitarian norms. The condemnation comes after at least five civilians, including four children and a woman, were injured when a mortar shell fired from Afghanistan landed on

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Escalating Cross-Border Threats Expose Role of Afghan Taliban in Backing Khawarij Activity Against Pakistan

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Serious concerns have resurfaced regarding cross-border security dynamics as fresh developments point to the continued use of Afghan territory for hostile activities targeting Pakistan. The situation has drawn renewed scrutiny over the role of the Afghan Taliban in enabling Khawarij elements and facilitating operations that threaten civilian populations in Pakistan’s border regions. According to available

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Pakistan Intensifies Diplomatic Engagements to Promote Regional Peace and Stability, Foreign Office Says

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Pakistan is actively pursuing comprehensive diplomatic efforts to promote peace and stability in the region, with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif engaging in extensive outreach with key international partners, the Foreign Office stated during a weekly press briefing. Speaking to the media, Foreign Office Spokesperson Tahir Hussain Andrabi highlighted that the Prime Minister has been in

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Russian Defence Minister Flags Afghanistan as Ongoing Hub of Terror Threats

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Russian Defence Minister Andrey Belousov has raised serious concerns over the evolving security situation in Afghanistan, warning that the country continues to serve as a significant source of cross-border crime and terrorism-related threats affecting regional stability. Speaking at a meeting of defence ministers from the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), Belousov described the situation in Afghanistan

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Pakistan Strengthens Maritime Defence as First Hangor-Class Submarine Joins Naval Fleet

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Pakistan’s maritime defence capability has reached a new milestone with the induction of the first Hangor-class submarine into the Pakistan Navy during a formal commissioning ceremony held in Sanya, China. The ceremony was attended by President Asif Ali Zardari as the chief guest, alongside Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Naveed Ashraf and senior naval

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Kandahar’s Silent Order, TTP’s Uncertain Fate: Is Afghanistan Preparing a Crackdown or Just Sending a Message to Pakistan?

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(Shamim Shahid) The recent reports emerging from Kandahar about a high-level, reportedly secretive meeting within the Taliban leadership circle have once again brought the complex and deeply entangled issue of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) into sharp focus. According to these accounts, the meeting said to have been chaired by the Afghan Taliban’s supreme leadership produced

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