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Mujtaba Umar Mukhtar: Afghan National Eliminated in Waziristan Clash Identified

An Afghan national identified as Mujtaba Umar Mukhtar was eliminated in a clash with security forces in Waziristan, with sources saying his father was a former Afghan jihadist who fought against the Soviet Union during the Soviet-Afghan War. According to security sources, Mujtaba Umar Mukhtar, son of Maulvi Sahib Abdul Fattah, also known as Sadiq, […]

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Pakistan, Foreign Funding, Afghan Safe Havens, Pakistan's Internal Politics, Pakistan's War on Terror and Afghan Taliban's Double Game

Foreign Money, Afghan Safe Havens, Local Politics… Is Pakistan Fighting Two Wars at Once?

I think there can be negotiations between Pakistan and Afghanistan. But the Afghan side is not sincere. They are after worldly matters, and their main concern is where they can get money from. India is ready to give them money for activities against Pakistan. They are being used, and they are allowing themselves to be

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UN Report Says Al-Qaeda Supports TTP, BLA in Terror Activities Against Pakistan

The links between terrorist networks operating from Afghanistan and terrorist attacks in Pakistan are growing, according to a United Nations report, which says Al-Qaeda is providing support to groups including the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA). The report says that after Al-Qaeda fighters withdrew from Afghanistan in 2001, many moved

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Iranian, Iranian National Killed in North Waziristan, The Banned TTP, Datta Khel Operation, Pakistan's War on Terror and Afghan Taliban's Double Game

The Iranian National Killed in North Waziristan Had a Story That Began Far Away

The most revealing part of the Muhammad Fateh case may not be his Iranian nationality. It may be his reported journey. According to security sources, Fateh had previously been associated with al-Qaeda and participated in armed activity in Syria. He was reportedly known there as Jafar. More than eight months ago, according to the sources,

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Taliban, Afghanistan’s Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice, Taliban Official Killed in Khost, Afghanistan Under Taliban Rule, Anti-Taliban Resistance

Taliban Morality Ministry Official Shot Dead by Unknown Gunmen in Khost

A Taliban official serving with Afghanistan’s Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice was shot dead by unknown armed men in Khost province, according to sources. The slain official was identified as Mullah Mohammad Wali Jan Sajid, an employee of the Taliban ministry responsible for enforcing the group’s interpretation of Islamic morality

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Hidden BLA Stronghold Destroyed in Noshki Mountains: 7 Terrorists Eliminated in Precision Operation

Pakistani security forces have released footage showing a precision drone strike that targeted and completely destroyed a suspected hideout of the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) concealed in the mountainous terrain of Noshki. According to the information released by the security forces, the operation was conducted following round-the-clock aerial surveillance that identified and continuously monitored the clandestine location in

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Al-Qaeda’s Evolving Footprint in South Asia: From a Fragmented Network to an Expanding Terror Nexus

 Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks fundamentally transformed the global counterterrorism landscape, Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) has neither disappeared nor returned to the highly centralized model associated with Al-Qaeda before 2001. Instead, the organization has adapted to South Asia’s fragmented and constantly changing militant environment by developing a more dispersed model based on small cells, partner organizations, shared personnel, ideological influence, logistical networks and propaganda infrastructure. This evolution is particularly visible in Afghanistan and Pakistan, where AQIS

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$7 Billion US Weapons in Taliban Hands: Why Washington Wants Them Back and What Kabul Is Saying?

The Taliban government has rejected demands from the United States for the return of American weapons and military equipment left behind in Afghanistan following the withdrawal of U.S. forces in 2021, declaring that the equipment is now considered the property of the Afghan state. Taliban Foreign Ministry spokesman Abdul Qahar Balkhi, speaking to CBS, said that weapons

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11 Terrorists of Indian Proxy Fitna al-Hindustan Killed in Balochistan IBOs: ISPR

Security forces have killed 11 terrorists affiliated with the Indian proxy Fitna al-Hindustan during two separate intelligence-based operations conducted in the districts of Kharan and Washuk, Balochistan, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). According to ISPR, the operations were conducted on 6 and 7 September as part of the ongoing counterterrorism campaign against terrorist elements operating in the province.

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