Claims by the Afghan Taliban that they are taking action against Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) face renewed scrutiny amid assessments by the United Nations indicating that the group continues to maintain a significant presence in Afghanistan and has intensified attacks against Pakistan. The issue has become a major point of concern in regional security discussions, with
A bridge on the N-25 National Highway between Injiri Cross and Khad Koocha in Mastung district was destroyed in a blast late last night, according to officials. The incident is attributed to Fitna al-Hindustan, which reportedly targeted the vital highway infrastructure. The explosion caused significant damage to the bridge, disrupting an important transportation link in
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Aqeel Yousafzai Pakistan’s fight against terrorism has reached a point where the greatest danger may no longer lie only in the armed groups operating across its borders and in its troubled districts. An equally serious danger is the confusion surrounding the state’s own counter-terrorism strategy: who is responsible for security, whom the state trusts, which
Serious concerns are emerging over the alleged activities of self-styled “Police Peace Committees” operating in parts of Bannu and Lakki Marwat, with reports alleging that certain groups are functioning outside established legal and administrative structures and contributing to an increasingly fragile law-and-order environment. According to reports attributed to law-enforcement sources and senior journalists, these so-called
The Taliban authorities in Afghanistan have introduced a new “Shurta Law”, significantly expanding the powers and responsibilities of the police while imposing a nationwide prohibition on public demonstrations. The law was issued by the Taliban’s Ministry of Justice on Saturday and was approved by Taliban Supreme Leader Hibatullah Akhundzada. Under the new framework, the police
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In a significant public statement reflecting growing concern over the activities of Fitna al-Hindustan, the family of Laiba Nazar, who is associated with the group, has publicly announced its complete disassociation from her and from any unlawful activity in which she may be involved. Nazar Muhammad, a resident of Turbat and Laiba Nazar’s father, stated
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Security Forces successfully conducted an intelligence-based operation (IBO) in the Dubando area of Dir, targeting elements affiliated with Fitna al-Khawarij (TTP), according to initial reports. During the operation, security personnel engaged the Khawarij based on actionable intelligence regarding their presence in the area. In the ensuing operation, three TTP Khawarij were killed. Following the successful
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A senior commander of the Mullah Nazir Group, Khalid Khan, was killed after coming under armed attack by unidentified gunmen in Wana, South Waziristan, according to initial reports. The incident took place today when unknown armed individuals opened fire on Khalid Khan in the Wana area, leaving him critically wounded. Following the attack, he was
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An infiltration attempt by Lashkar-e-Islam-affiliated Khawarij was successfully thwarted in Orakzai, as members of the local Peace Committee mounted a swift and determined response against an armed group attempting to enter the Sangharha area of Central Tehsil. According to initial reports, the incident occurred in the early hours of the morning when a group of
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Security Forces successfully foiled a coordinated and well-planned terrorist attack on a security post in Panjgur, Balochistan, through timely, decisive, and professional action by the personnel deployed at the post. According to initial information, a group of approximately 45–50 terrorists, described as “Khawarij,” launched a coordinated assault on the security installation with the apparent objective
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