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Security Forces Kill 2 Khawarij in Central Kurram; “NDRF India” Bags Hint at Foreign Link

In a fierce exchange of fire between security forces and terrorists of Fitna al-Khawarij (TTP) in Central Kurram’s Khyber Wali Nallah area, two terrorists were killed and three others injured. The deceased terrorists were found carrying bags labeled with the words “NDRF India,” raising suspicions of foreign involvement. This encounter follows a series of intelligence-based

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Pakistan Launches New Border Strategy to Choke TTP Networks from Afghanistan

Pakistan has unveiled a new border security strategy in Khyber and Bajaur, intensifying patrols and intelligence-based operations to sever Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) supply lines from Afghanistan and curb cross-border infiltration. According to reports, the plan focuses on heightened surveillance at sensitive frontier points, coupled with targeted strikes designed to confine TTP elements and weaken their

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Five Security Personnel, Including Captain, Martyred in IED Attack by Fitna-al-Hindustan in Kech

At least five security personnel embraced martyrdom when an improvised explosive device (IED) planted by Fitna-al-Hindustan targeted a security forces vehicle between Dasht and Mand tehsils of Kech district in Balochistan. According to reports, the cowardly attack by the Indian-backed network claimed the lives of Captain Waqar Kakar, Naik Junaid, Naik Ismat, Lance Naik Khan

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Security Forces Eliminate 31 Indian-Backed Khawarij in KP Operations

Security forces killed 31 Indian-sponsored Khawarij in two major intelligence-based operations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on September 13 and 14, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said on Sunday. According to the ISPR, the first operation was conducted in Lakki Marwat, where a fierce exchange of fire resulted in the elimination of 14 Khawarij. In a separate

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Taliban Accused of Torturing Civil Rights Activist Deported from Iran

The Taliban have come under sharp criticism from rights groups after the detention of Mojtaba Mohammadi, a young civil rights activist, who was deported from Iran and is now being held in Charikar, Parwan province. According to his family, Mohammadi was arrested 20 days ago by Taliban intelligence operatives in Bayan Olya shortly after his

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US Envoy Confronts Taliban Over Detention of American Prisoners

The Taliban leadership is under growing international pressure after a senior US envoy delivered a message from President Donald Trump in Kabul, demanding the immediate release of American citizens languishing in Taliban custody. According to the sources, Adam Boehler, the US special envoy for hostage affairs, met Taliban Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs Abdul

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Khawarij Resort to Desperate Tactics as Pressure Mounts

The Khawarij are facing unprecedented pressure in recent months after suffering successive setbacks, heavy casualties, and worsening internal rifts that have left their leadership in a state of confusion and distrust. Reliable information indicates that in the past three months, several major Khawarij formations were eliminated during border-crossing attempts. These losses have not only weakened

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Taliban Clampdown Widens: Afghan Media Muzzled, UN Aid Operations Halted

Independent media in Afghanistan is facing an alarming surge in censorship and repression, as Taliban authorities tighten their grip on press freedom across the country. According to credible sources, the Afghanistan Media Support Organisation (AMSO) has expressed grave concern over growing restrictions on journalists and media outlets, describing recent developments as a coordinated campaign to

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Pakistan to Issue Strong Warning to Kabul Over TTP Attacks

Pakistan is preparing to send a stern message to the Taliban government in Kabul following the recent killing of nearly 20 Pakistani soldiers in cross-border attacks carried out by the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) militants in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s border regions. Diplomatic sources told a leading Pakistani TV channel that Pakistan’s Special Representative for Afghanistan, Mohammad

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