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Freedom Fighters Strike Taliban Forces in Sudden Faryab Operation

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On Thursday, January 1, 2026, at approximately 6:30 p.m., Freedom Fighters of the Afghanistan Freedom Front carried out a sudden and precision rocket attack on the Taliban-controlled Court building in the center of Faryab province. The operation targeted a gathering of Taliban militias known as the “Judicial Police,” the operational wing enforcing the group’s strict

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2025 Security Report Shows Surge in Terror-Related Deaths in Pakistan

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The Pakistan Institute of Peace Studies (PIPS) has released its Pakistan Security Report 2025, revealing a concerning rise in terrorist incidents across the country and underlining the urgent need for enhanced security measures. According to the report, Pakistan witnessed 699 terrorist attacks in 2025, resulting in 1,034 fatalities, marking a 21 percent increase in deaths

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Conflicting Claims Surround Assassination of Afghan General in Tehran

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Serious allegations have emerged accusing Taliban intelligence of orchestrating the assassination of General Ikramuddin Saree, a former senior police commander of the previous Afghan government and a prominent leader of the anti-Taliban Jabha-ye Moqawemat-e Milli (National Resistance Front – NRF). The killing has triggered widespread concern among Afghan political circles, resistance groups, and regional media,

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Questions Over Aid: Taliban Accused of Diverting Relief Supplies

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Serious allegations of corruption have once again emerged against the Taliban authorities in Afghanistan, raising grave concerns about the misuse of international humanitarian assistance intended for the country’s most vulnerable populations. According to Afghan media reports, a significant portion of aid supplies meant for impoverished civilians has allegedly been diverted by Taliban officials, while ordinary

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Border Closure, Terror Decline, and Afghanistan’s Self-Inflicted Crisis

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Everyone is aware of the tense situation currently prevailing between Pakistan and Afghanistan. However, since trade has been suspended and the border closed, there has been a noticeable 17 percent reduction in terrorist incidents. This is precisely what we will discuss today, along with the issue of Afghan refugees returning from Pakistan and whether they

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Lakki Marwat Families Disown Sons Over Militancy, Reject Terrorism

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In a rare and courageous stand against extremism, residents of Tap Takhti Khel, Sarai Naurang, Lakki Marwat, have publicly disowned their own sons for joining militant outfits, rejecting the ideology and violence of proscribed groups. Local residents Nematullah and Naik Salam declared that they have no ties or sympathy with their sons, Rehmat Dil and

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What Satellite Pictures Just Exposed About India Will Surprise You

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For the first time, satellite imagery has revealed the ground-level devastation in India during Operation Bunyan al-Marsoos, also famously known as Maraka-e-Haq, showing the extent of the damage with unprecedented clarity. Experts say this is the first instance where a single event has not only highlighted the physical impact in India but has also influenced

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Governor Kundi Warns of India-Backed Cross-Border Terrorism in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Faisal Karim Kundi has raised concerns over the province facing terrorist threats from across the Afghan border, alleging that militants are being supported by India, and highlighted that the provincial police lack sufficient weapons and resources to counter these threats. The governor made the remarks during a visit to Governor House Peshawar

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