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Has TTP Just Changed the Rules of Warfare?

Recent developments have revealed that Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has formally established a dedicated Air Force department as part of its 2026 military cabinet, marking a significant and alarming escalation in the group’s operational capabilities. While largely unnoticed, this announcement signals TTP’s deliberate move toward greater organizational sophistication, technical capacity, and cross-border threat projection against Pakistan. […]

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Pakistan’s Forces: Masters of the World’s Harshest Battlefields

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Recent NATO winter exercises, “Joint Viking 2025,” held in northern Norway, highlighted the immense challenges of operating in extreme cold-weather environments, even for advanced militaries like the United States. During these exercises, US Army units reportedly faced significant difficulties and incurred points losses when engaging with Finnish forces, demonstrating the inherent operational limitations of armies

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Pakistan Ulema Council Criticizes Taliban’s Newly Endorsed Penal Code as Contradictory to Islamic Principles

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The Pakistan Ulema Council has expressed strong concerns over the Taliban’s recently endorsed penal code, stating that it is not based on authentic Islamic teachings and contradicts the principles outlined in the Quran and Sunnah. In a statement released on Sunday, January 25, the council described the code as offensive to human dignity and not

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Afghanistan’s Children Trapped in a Militant Pipeline

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Growing evidence has raised grave concerns over the systematic indoctrination of children in and around Montessori-level educational institutions in Afghanistan, where extremist narratives linked to Khariji ideology and the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) are reportedly being introduced at an alarmingly early age. These institutions, operating under the guise of basic education, are alleged to be used

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AFF Attack Leaves Taliban Checkpoint Reeling in Kabul

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A targeted attack was carried out at approximately 7:00 p.m. on Sunday, January 25, 2026, against a checkpoint operated by the Taliban near the Pul-e-Shina area in Police District 12 of Kabul city. According to available information, the attack was claimed by individuals identifying themselves as members of the Afghanistan Freedom Front. The operation reportedly

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Police Repel Armed Attack in Bannu, Two Terrorists Killed

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An attack on a police mobile patrol of Domel Police Station was carried out by elements of Fitna-al-Khawarij within the jurisdiction of Domel Police Station; however, due to the timely, brave, and professional response of the police, the attack was successfully thwarted. According to details, the Domel police mobile unit was conducting routine patrol duties

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Claims of U.S. Special Forces at Pakistan’s Shamsi Airbase Are Fabricated

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Claims circulating online about a contingent of U.S. special forces allegedly landing at Pakistan’s Shamsi airbase to escalate pressure on Iran are completely false, misleading, and unsupported by any verifiable evidence. The story relies entirely on anonymous and undefined “well-informed sources,” a common tactic used in disinformation campaigns to create an illusion of credibility while

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Kech, Kech Operation, BLA’s Command Crisis, Panjgur Operation, Balochistan

Kech Operation and the BLA’s Command Crisis

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The elimination of Saqib Marri alias Sheeda, one of the key commanders of the banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) in an intelligence-based operation in district Kech marks more than the removal of another militant leader. It exposes a growing structural crisis within the BLA, where sustained state pressure is hollowing out the organization’s command layer

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Neutralize, North Waziristan, Pakistan's War on Terror, Security Forces, TTP Commander Neutralized in Mir Ali

Security Forces Neutralize TTP Commander in Mir Ali Operation

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A key commander of the proscribed terror group, the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), was neutralized during an intelligence-based operation carried out by security forces in the Mir Ali area of North Waziristan, officials confirmed, as sustained counter-terror pressure continues to disrupt militant networks across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and adjoining regions. According to security sources, the operation

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Security Forces, Indian-Backed Terrorists, Panjgur Operation, The Banned BLA & BLF, Pakistan's War on Terror

ISPR: Security Forces Eliminate Three Indian-Backed Terrorists in Panjgur

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Pakistan’s security forces carried out a successful intelligence-based operation in Panjgur district of Balochistan, neutralizing three Indian-sponsored terrorists linked to the proscribed outfit Fitna al Hindustan, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said in a statement. According to ISPR, the operation was conducted on January 25 after credible intelligence indicated the presence of terrorists operating under

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