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Taliban, Mullah Agha Jan Motasim, Rifts within Afghan Taliban, Kandahari Group vs Haqqani Group, Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada

A Key Taliban Insider Detained… Power Struggle or Something Deeper?

Mullah Agha Jan Motasim, a long-time insider of the Afghan Taliban and a close associate of the group’s founder Mullah Mohammad Omar, has once again emerged at the center of attention, this time over reports of his alleged detention in Kandahar, a development that is being closely watched for what it may reveal about internal […]

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Arrest, Khariji Commander Arrested, The Banned Tehreek-e-Taliban (TTP), Afghan Safe Havens, Pakistan's War on Terror and Afghan Soil

Arrests and Revelations Shake TTP: Panic Response Signals Internal Stress

The recent arrest of a senior khariji commander and the circulation of his reported confession have triggered a defensive response from the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), highlighting what appears to be rising concern within its ranks. According to details emerging from the circulated video, the detained individual discussed the group’s operational presence, internal linkages, and

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Statement, Khariji Commander Amir Sohail, Afghan Taliban, The Banned Tehreek-e-Pakistan (TTP), Operation Ghazab Lil Haq

Arrested Commander’s Revelations Shake TTP… Panic Statement Follows

The banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), declared by the state as Fitna al-Khwarij, has issued an unusually detailed statement rejecting the reported confession of an arrested khariji commander, a move that security observers see as a clear sign of growing pressure on the group. The statement came after a video circulated on social media in which

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Terrorists, Terrorists' Bodies Recovered in Bajaur, Cross-Border Terrorism

Six More TTP Terrorists’ Bodies Recovered in Bajaur Border Area After Snow Melt

At least six more bodies of terrorists have been recovered from a border area in Bajaur, according to security sources, months after they were killed during a cross-border operation amid heavy snowfall in January. Sources said the deceased terrorists were part of the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) network structure, which has since been dismantled. Several

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TTP Terrorist Buried in Paktia After Death in Snowbound Border Incident

A condolence gathering was held in Afghanistan’s Paktia province for an Afghan terrorist affiliated with the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), identified as Ahmed alias Zubair, son of Karim, who hailed from the village of Sarki Malang in Ahmad Abad district. According to details, the condolence ceremony took place in his native village, where locals gathered

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Education, Taliban and Pakistan, Pakistan Afghan Taliban Tensions

Who Stalls Education in Border Regions? A Deepening Crisis

Following weeks of intense cross-border fighting between the Taliban and Pakistan, education for Afghan children in border regions has come to a near standstill, deepening an already fragile humanitarian situation. In several frontier villages, including Barikot in the Nari district of Kunar, formal schooling has effectively collapsed, leaving children without access to structured learning. Local

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Pakistan, Afghan Taliban, Education in Border Areas

Pakistan Afghan Taliban Tensions Disrupt Education in Border Areas

Following weeks of cross-border fighting between Pakistan and Afghan Taliban, education in parts of Afghanistan’s Kunar province has been severely disrupted, leaving children without access to regular schooling. In the border village of Barikot in Nari Kunar district, the local school building has been destroyed during reported artillery exchanges, forcing a complete suspension of classes

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Taliban, Agha Jan Motasim Arrested, Afghan Safe Havens, Militancy in Afghanistan, Pakistan's War on Terror and Cross-Border Terrorism

Arrest of Senior Taliban Figure Amid Rising Regional Concerns Over Militancy in Afghanistan

In Afghanistan, internal divisions within the Taliban are no longer confined to speculation. They are increasingly visible through developments that suggest growing political and organizational strain within the group. One of the clearest recent examples is the reported arrest of senior Taliban figure Agha Jan Motasim. His detention has raised questions about the internal direction

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Terrorists, Security Forces, Twin Attacks in Bajaur,

Security Forces Repel Twin Attacks in Bajaur, Terrorists Flee

Bajaur: Terrorists opened fire on Police Post Badam-2, injuring Elite Force Constable Alam Khan in the attack. According to police, immediately after the incident, SP Investigation Bajaur, along with DSP Mamund, moved towards the site of the attack. During their return, the police party came under a second assault as terrorists opened heavy fire on

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Facilitators, Fitna al-Hindustan, Karachi Security Operation

Three Facilitators Linked to Fitna al-Hindustan Arrested in Joint Operation

Karachi: The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD), in coordination with a federal intelligence agency, arrested three facilitators linked to the banned group Fitna al-Hindustan during a joint intelligence-based operation. According to a CTD spokesperson, the arrested individuals were identified as Miandad Baloch, Muhammad Imran, and Rehman alias King. The suspects had reportedly arrived from Balochistan and

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