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Pakistan Raises Concern Over Delayed Justice in Samjhauta Express Terror Case

Pakistan has expressed concern over prolonged delays in justice following the terrorist attack on the Samjhauta Express, which killed 68 people 19 years ago, and reiterated calls for accountability of those responsible. The statement came from the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the 19th anniversary of the attack that targeted the Lahore […]

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Pakistan, Azm e Istehkam, Pakistan’s Security Challenge, Cross-Border Firing, Pakistan's War on Terror and Afghan Taliban's Double Game

Frontier Fire, Militant Strikes and Operations: Pakistan’s Security Challenge Continues

The recent cluster of incidents reported across Pakistan reflects a broader security environment characterized by simultaneous pressures along the western frontier, internal counterterror operations, and targeted militant activity in volatile districts. Security developments in regions of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have shown a pattern where border tensions, militant attacks, and intelligence-based operations appear interconnected rather than isolated.

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Khyber, Pakistan Army, Afghan Taliban

Pakistani Forces Maintain Defensive Dominance in Khyber Border Exchange

Cross-border firing was reported once again along the Pakistan Afghanistan border in Khyber district after what security sources described as unprovoked firing from the Afghan side, officials said. According to security sources, the firing began at approximately 5:15 pm near the Maro Sar and Shah Kot Sar heights in the frontier sector of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

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Border Tension Continues as Cross-Border Fire Enters Third Consecutive Day

Cross-border firing continued for the third consecutive day along the Pakistan Afghanistan frontier, reflecting sustained security tension in the border belt, security sources said. The latest exchange of fire was reported in the Maro Sar and Shah Kot Sar heights of the Bazaar Zakha Khel area in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Thursday evening. Security officials said

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Zhob, Sanitization Operation, Fitna al-Khwarij, Security Forces, ISPR

Ten More Militants Killed in Zhob Sanitization Operation After Earlier Intelligence Raid

Security forces killed ten more militants during a sanitization operation in Zhob district of Balochistan on 25 February 2026, a day after eight militants were neutralized in an intelligence-based operation in the same area. According to official sources, the follow up action was launched to track down militants described as belonging to “Fitna al-Khwarij,” alleged

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Martyred, Militants in Kohat, Head Constable Wahab Ali, KP Leadership, Pakistan's War on Terror and PTI's Dirty Politics

Martyred Policeman Laid to Rest in Kohat as Relatives Criticize Provincial Govt

Head Constable Wahab Ali was martyred in what residents described as an act of brutal violence by militants in Kohat, drawing an outpouring of grief, pride, and anger from his family and community. Hailing from Karak, Wahab Ali was remembered as “another brave son of the soil” who laid down his life in the line

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Bannu, Three Police Brothers Abducted, Bannu Protest

Bodies on the Road in Bannu, Two Martyred, One Still Missing

Grief turned into anger in Bannu after two police officials, abducted by armed men, were martyred and laid to rest in their ancestral village, while residents staged a protest accusing the provincial government of detachment and inaction. According to local sources, armed assailants stormed a mosque in the Hassan Khel Sokari area on Tuesday night

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Terrorists, North Waziristan, Tochi Skot

Terrorists Target Frontier Check Post, Reinforcements Rush to Area

Three soldiers were martyred after terrorists opened fire on a security check post in the Tochi Scout area of North Waziristan, officials said on Thursday. According to security sources, the attack targeted the 124 Wing Suri Check Post, established under the 53 Brigade, in the Tochi Skot locality. Armed assailants reportedly launched a sudden burst

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New Delhi Linked to Terror Activities in Pakistan; Taliban Statements Deplored: FO

Foreign Office Spokesperson Tahir Hussain Andrabi outlined Pakistan’s recent diplomatic engagements and regional policy priorities during the weekly media briefing, underscoring Islamabad’s commitment to strategic partnerships, counterterrorism efforts, and the protection of national sovereignty. The spokesperson confirmed that Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif visited Doha at the invitation of the Amir of Qatar. During the

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TTP’s Hidden Strongholds Revealed by Afghan Media in Afghanistan

Afghan daily Hasht-e Subh has reported that certain extremist organizations in Afghanistan are allegedly being provided with secure safe havens, raising serious concerns for regional stability and security. According to the report, several residential complexes in Ghazni province have been reportedly constructed and designated specifically for TTP groups, including provisions for religious schools and dedicated

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