A fresh wave of deliberate misinformation and malicious propaganda is being circulated by social media accounts affiliated with PTI and Fitna-al-Khawarij, aimed at misleading the public by distorting a photograph taken during the recent visit of religious scholars and tribal elders from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to Lahore, where they met the Corps Commander. These accounts are
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Militant elements, referred to as Khawarij, continue to employ a reprehensible and deliberate tactic by embedding themselves within civilian populations, using women, children, and innocent citizens as human shields to evade detection and lawful action. It is deeply concerning that these elements knowingly move and operate among families, fully aware that their presence endangers the
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Police successfully foiled a potential militant threat late last night after responding swiftly to suspicious movement near the Abbasa Khattak Police Post in Lakki Marwat, forcing suspected militants to flee the area and abandon their motorcycle. According to police officials, personnel on duty detected unusual movement in the vicinity of the post and immediately challenged
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Pakistan’s security forces faced coordinated acts of terrorism in two separate, as militants targeted law enforcement and security personnel in Bannu and Drazanda, resulting in the martyrdom of two brave personnel and injuries to several others. In the Matki Bezan Khel Tazeri area of Bannu, militants engaged police forces in a fierce exchange of fire
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The border between Pakistan and Afghanistan has long been a flashpoint, and recent developments have only underscored the persistent challenges of cross-border militancy. Despite the Taliban’s claim to control, they have been unable to secure the Afghanistan-Pakistan border—or Afghan frontier with Tajikistan—allowing insurgent groups to exploit these gaps for their operations. Humanitarian Strain Amid Security
Lower Kurram: Security forces thwarted an attempt by a banned militant group to flee into Afghanistan from their hideouts, killing at least three terrorists and injuring several others, officials said. According to security sources, last night near the Pak-Afghan border, a group of 25 to 30 militants was observed moving toward Afghanistan. The group, attempting
Pakistani security forces effectively responded to an unprovoked cross-border firing by elements of the Afghan Taliban in the border district of Qila Saifullah, security sources said on Monday. According to the sources, militants affiliated with the Afghan Taliban opened fire from across the border, targeting the Faisal Post near the Kaniyan police station in the
Muhammad Haseenullah For years, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, the ruling party in the province worst hit by terror, has been described, not only by its critics but by neutral observers as well, as a political formation that functions less like a conventional party and more like a belief system. Loyalty to its jailed founder overrides institutions, facts,
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A high-level meeting between Pakistan and the United Kingdom has underscored growing international concern over Afghanistan’s deteriorating security environment and the Taliban’s continued failure to prevent militant activity emanating from Afghan territory. Pakistan’s Special Envoy for Afghanistan, Mohammad Sadiq, met in Islamabad with Richard Lindsay, the United Kingdom’s Special Representative for Afghanistan, to review what
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Recognition rarely arrives with a ceremony. It arrives quietly through protocol gestures, routine meetings, and images that travel farther than any disclaimer attached to them. Afghanistan has now entered the phase where that quiet shrug becomes policy, and the result is a dangerous drift toward normalizing an exclusionary and unaccountable regime. Russia’s formal recognition of
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