The story of Sambaza in Balochistan has been repeated in South Waziristan. Yet, the most important part of that story, the lesson, remains unlearned by the militants, extremists, and terrorists who continue to tread the same doomed path. Before we turn to that lesson, let us briefly recall what happened in Sambaza then, but first
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Claim: A social media post dated 13 November 2025 alleges that “Afeera Bibi, a Pakistani national, is the wife of Muhammad Umar, the alleged suicide attacker in the Delhi blast case.” The claim is accompanied by an image of a Pakistani national identity card (NIC). Fact: The same NIC image has been used repeatedly in
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Muhammad Haseenullah For Pakistan, the latest wave of terror is more than a security challenge, it is a painful reminder of betrayal from those once called “brothers.” The suicide bombing in Islamabad, the attack on Wana Cadet College, and recurring ambushes across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s southern belt have once again laid bare a harsh truth: Pakistan
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(Shamim Shahid) The recent developments in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Assembly reflect a rare moment of political cohesion in a region long marred by conflict. All parties came together to adopt a fifteen-point declaration aimed at establishing peace and combating terrorism. While this represents an important step, the question remains: can these political gestures translate into
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Security agencies have disclosed that the deadly attack on Cadet College Wana was meticulously planned in Afghanistan and executed entirely by Afghan nationals. Investigations indicate that the operation was orchestrated under direct instructions from Afghan-based handler Khurshid Noorwali Mehsud, with attackers following precise directions received from Afghanistan throughout the operation. According to security sources, the
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The Afghan Taliban regime and Fitna-al-Khawarij factions are once again exploiting the sacred name of Islam to advance their sinister agendas, turning a religion of peace into a tool for violence and terror. Their true motives, long hidden behind the façade of faith, are now being exposed to the world. Reports indicate that these groups
Security agencies have successfully arrested the facilitator and handler involved in the deadly Islamabad Judicial Complex attack. The facilitator, who had been residing in Rawalpindi for the past month, was apprehended there, while the handler was arrested in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Both suspects are reportedly linked to terrorist elements from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and have been shifted
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Pakistan has continued the orderly repatriation of Afghan refugees, with approximately 11,600 individuals returning to Afghanistan yesterday alone. Since the launch of the current phase of repatriation, a total of 1,609,600 Afghan nationals have safely returned to their homeland. Pakistani authorities stressed that the repatriation process is being conducted in full compliance with legal procedures.
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A coordinated wave of fabricated stories in several Indian media outlets has falsely claimed that Russian authorities dismantled “Pakistan ISI” in St. Petersburg an allegation that has found no verification from any Russian or international source. The reports, published almost simultaneously by Economic Times, Firstpost, Republic World and other Indian aggregator websites, cite only “sources
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Two brazen acts of terrorism a suicide bombing outside Islamabad’s district court and a militant assault on Cadet College Wana have once again laid bare the evolving threats Pakistan faces from within and beyond its borders. The first blast, which claimed twelve lives and injured thirty-six others at the gates of justice in the federal
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