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Taliban Denies Threat: Afghanistan ‘Clean’ Despite Global Alarms

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Despite persistent concerns from the United States, G7 nations, and regional powers, the Taliban continues to reject claims that terrorist groups are active within Afghanistan’s borders. Taliban spokesperson Hamidullah Fitrat told state media that since their takeover, security has been fully restored and “all armed groups and opposition movements eliminated.” He dismissed accusations of ongoing

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Afghanistan’s Digital Silence and the Future of Regional Stability

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Arif Yousafzai The recent internet blackout in Afghanistan has raised serious questions about security, governance, and the flow of information in a country already plagued by instability. While Afghan authorities attributed the disruption to technical issues such as cable replacement, the scale and timing of the blackout suggest a far more unusual and concerning development.

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Bagram at the Center of Speculation as Reports Emerge of U.S. Special Forces Deployment

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Reports circulating widely on social media have fueled speculation of a potential U.S. military return to Afghanistan, with claims that a contingent of the U.S. Army’s 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne), also known as the Green Berets, has departed from Eglin Air Base in Florida bound for Bagram Airfield. Several Afghan social media users amplified

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UNSC Travel Exemption for Taliban Minister Raises Concerns Over India’s Engagement with Extremist Regime

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The United Nations Security Council has granted a travel exemption to Amir Khan Mottaqi, the Taliban’s acting foreign minister, permitting him to visit New Delhi from October 9 to 16 despite his inclusion on the UN sanctions list for terrorism and extremist links. The decision, announced on September 30 by the Security Council’s 1988 Sanctions

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Security Forces Eliminate Seven Indian-Sponsored Terrorists in Balochistan’s Sherani District; ISPR

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Pakistan’s security forces killed seven Indian-sponsored terrorists of the outlawed militant faction Fitna al-Khawarij during a major intelligence-based operation (IBO) in Sherani district of Balochistan. According to the military’s media wing, the operation was launched on October 1 following credible intelligence about the presence of militants in the area. A fierce exchange of fire ensued,

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Wanted TTP Commander Tur Dil, aka Gohar, Killed in Bajaur Clashes

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Tur Dil, also known as Gohar, a senior commander of the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and a high-value target with a PKR 10 million bounty on his head, has been killed during recent security operations in Bajaur, officials confirmed. The militant, a resident of Malangi village in Tehsil Loi Mamund, sustained critical injuries during clashes with

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EU and 13 Countries Sound Alarm on Afghanistan as Terrorism Threat Escalates

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The European Union and 13 countries have issued a strong warning over the growing threat of terrorism emanating from Afghanistan, citing increasing concerns about the Taliban’s harboring of extremist groups and its escalating repression of human rights, particularly targeting women and girls. The high-level meeting, chaired by the United Kingdom in London on September 29–30,

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Terrorism, Peshawar Attack, Fitna al-Khawarij (FAK), Improvised Explosive Device (IED), Pakistan's War on Terror

The War Isn’t Over: Peshawar IED Attack Underscores the Persisting Threat of FAK Terrorism

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The tribal district of Bajaur has recently seen major counter-terrorism successes, with a string of failed plots and exposed sabotage schemes by the terrorists of Fitna al-Khawarij (FAK). But these tactical setbacks have only emboldened the remnants of the network, forcing them to lash out elsewhere, this time, in Peshawar. On a quiet day in

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Taliban, Afghanistan Internet Shutdown, Supreme Leader Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada, Rifts in Taliban, Afghan Safe Havens

Disconnected and Divided: Taliban’s Fractured Emirate Risks Regional Stability

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For the past several days, Afghanistan has been plunged into an eerie silence, not just metaphorically, but literally. The internet shutdown, though described by Taliban as a “technical fault,” is in fact a calculated, deliberate move orchestrated by the Taliban’s top leadership in Kandahar. The decision reportedly came directly from Supreme Leader Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada,

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Peshawar, Peshawar Blast, Peshawar Police

India-Backed FAK Strikes in Peshawar; Four Policemen Injured in IED Blast

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Four police personnel were injured on Tuesday in an improvised explosive device (IED) blast targeting a police patrol van in the Garhi Qamardin area on Kohat Road, Peshawar. According to SSP Operations Peshawar, Masood Bangash, the explosion occurred near a bridge where the IED had been planted and detonated remotely as the police vehicle passed

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