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Eighteen Afghan Terrorists Identified After Border Clashes; Pakistan Vows to Crush Indian-Sponsored Militancy

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Pakistan’s security forces have confirmed the identities of eighteen Afghan terrorists belonging to the Fitan-al-Khawarij factions who were killed in recent clashes along the Pak–Afghan border. These militants were actively involved in cross-border attacks and subversive activities against Pakistan, operating under the patronage of hostile intelligence agencies. The identified terrorists include: 1. Anas 2. Nematullah

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Security Forces Eliminate 34 Indian-Backed Khwarij in Major Counterterrorism Operations Across KP: ISPR

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In a series of precise and intelligence-based operations conducted from October 13 to 15, Pakistan’s security forces eliminated 34 Khwarij belonging to the Indian proxy outfit “Fitna Al Khwarij” across multiple districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Acting on credible intelligence regarding the presence of terrorists, security forces launched an operation in the Spinwam area of North

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PM Shehbaz Vows to Eradicate Terrorism, Chairs Key Cabinet Meetings on National Security and Reforms

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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday chaired a series of important federal cabinet meetings that undertook an extensive review of national and international developments, regional security challenges, and ongoing reform initiatives across various sectors. During the main cabinet session, the Prime Minister briefed members on his recent foreign visits, high-level diplomatic engagements, and the evolving

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Rising Tensions Between Pakistan and Afghanistan Raise Regional Security Concerns

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Aqeel Yousafzai An unexpected but grave tension has erupted between Pakistan and Afghanistan, signalling one of the most dangerous turns in the region’s recent history. While friction between the two neighbours is not new, the situation has escalated to an alarming level as Pakistan, an atomic power, has reportedly struck targets inside Afghanistan an unprecedented

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Pakistan, Kazakhstan Armies Conduct Joint Counter-Terrorism Exercise ‘Dostarym-V’ at Cherat: ISPR

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The Pakistan-Kazakhstan Joint Military Exercise Dostarym-V is underway between the armies of the two brotherly countries in the counter-terrorism domain from 13–24 October 2025 at the Special Operations School, Cherat. The Special Services Group (SSG) of the Pakistan Army and the Special Forces of the Kazakhstan Army are participating in the exercise. The opening ceremony

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Nation Stands United with Armed Forces Against Afghan Taliban’s Unprovoked Aggression

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A powerful wave of solidarity has swept across Pakistan as citizens nationwide voiced unwavering support for the Pakistan Armed Forces following what they described as unprovoked aggression by the Afghan Taliban along the border. People from across provinces, including Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, lauded the military’s firm and effective response, declaring that the entire nation

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Khawaja Asif Accuses Afghan Taliban of Acting as India’s Proxies, Questions Durability of Ceasefire

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Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has cast doubt on the recently agreed 48-hour ceasefire between Pakistan and Afghanistan, declaring that the Afghan Taliban have effectively become “agents of New Delhi” and are waging a proxy war against Pakistan on India’s behalf. Speaking on Geo News programme Aaj Shahzeb Khanzada Kay Saath, the minister said the ceasefire

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Pakistan, Afghan Taliban, Indian Proxy, Cross-Border Terrorism, Hybrid Warfare

Echoes from the Border, Pakistan’s Struggle Against Hybrid Warfare

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The events of recent weeks have laid bare an uncomfortable truth: Pakistan is not merely confronting sporadic cross-border incidents but appears to be entangled in a sustained, multi-directional campaign of coercion and destabilisation. The pattern is too consistent to dismiss as coincidence; attacks originating from Afghanistan’s soil, the deliberate sabotage of border commerce and infrastructure,

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Pakistan Agrees to Temporary Ceasefire with Afghan Taliban Following Their Request

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Pakistan has agreed to a temporary ceasefire with the Afghan Taliban regime after receiving a formal request from the group to pause hostilities. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that the ceasefire will come into effect at 6 PM today and will last for the next 48 hours. According to sources, the ceasefire has already

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Retreats on the Ground, Lies Online: the Unholy Alliance of India and Taliban Turn to Fake News to Save Face

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A fresh and unnatural alliance born from shared enmity toward Pakistan, the unholy alliance of India and the Taliban, is beginning to show its true colours. After suffering consecutive defeats and humiliating retreats on the battlefield, these unlikely partners have now turned to social media as their new front to spread falsehoods and fake propaganda

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