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Bannu Narrowly Escapes Disaster as Police Foil Explosive Attack Plan

Police in Bannu district successfully thwarted a potential attack after an armed Khawarij was killed during an exchange of fire while attempting to plant explosive material near a roadside area, according to police officials. The incident took place within the jurisdiction of Mandaan Police Station, where police personnel responded to information regarding suspicious activity in […]

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Pakistan Responds After Afghan Taliban Attempt New Border Posts in Kurram

Pakistani security forces responded decisively after Afghan Taliban personnel allegedly attempted to establish new border posts in the Kurram sector despite repeated warnings, according to security sources. Sources stated that the Afghan Taliban attempted to set up positions near the border area, prompting concerns over violations of established security arrangements. Following the alleged activity and

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Afghanistan’s New Move Against TTP? One-Week Ultimatum Issued in Kunar

Afghan authorities have reportedly issued a one-week deadline to members of the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) residing in Kunar province, directing them to shut down their bases and relocate to other provinces, according to sources. According to Abdullah Jan Sabir,  the development stated that TTP members have been instructed to leave Kunar and move their presence

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Five Resistance Groups, 30 Attacks: Taliban’s Security Challenge Deepens

Armed resistance activities against the Taliban have shown a notable increase during June and July, with a total of 30 reported attacks carried out by former Afghan Special Forces–linked resistance groups across various parts of Afghanistan. According to available information, the operations were conducted by multiple anti-Taliban resistance organizations, highlighting the continued presence and coordination

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Fitna al-Hindustan Targets Education Department Bus in Balochistan, Four Injured

Four people were injured after Fitna al-Hindustan opened fire on a Balochistan Education Department coaster bus traveling on the Quetta–Karachi National Highway in the Khad Kocha area of Mastung district, according to police officials. Authorities stated that unidentified Fitna al-Hindustan targeted the passenger bus with indiscriminate gunfire while it was en route from Quetta to

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Children Become Victims as Khawarij Mortar Strikes Bajaur Residence

Two children were injured after a mortar shell, reportedly fired by Khawarij, struck a residential house in Wara Mamund, Dabar Malano Jalwaana area of Bajaur district, according to local sources. The incident caused injuries to two children, who were immediately shifted to Khar Hospital for medical treatment. Local sources confirmed that the injured children were

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The Battle Against Terrorism Also Requires Winning the Information War: DG ISPR

Director General Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR) held a special interactive session with students participating in ISPR Summer Camp 2026, emphasizing the importance of national security awareness, understanding emerging challenges, and developing resilience against misinformation and propaganda. The ISPR Summer Camp 2026 is being attended by more than 4,000 students from Grade 9 to Grade

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Bannu’s Next Chapter: Security Success or the Calm Before Another Storm?

The security situation in Bannu has once again brought Pakistan’s complex fight against terrorism into sharp focus. For weeks, the region has remained under pressure as security forces continue intelligence-based operations against militant groups, while terrorists have simultaneously intensified attacks on public infrastructure and civilian targets. The developments raise critical questions: Are security operations succeeding?

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Who Are Sepahiyan-e Mihan? The Armed Group That Shocked Taliban in Badakhshan

A newly formed armed group, Sepahiyan-e Mihan (Patriotic Soldiers Front), has announced its emergence after briefly taking control of Yaftali Sufla district in Badakhshan province, disarming Taliban personnel and seizing military equipment during a surprise operation. The incident marks one of the most significant public appearances by the newly formed group, which reportedly captured the

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Afghanistan: Former Intelligence Officer and Tribal Elder Killed in Separate Attacks

Two separate incidents in Afghanistan’s provinces of Daykundi and Ghazni have resulted in the deaths of a former Afghan intelligence officer and a tribal elder, with the motives behind both killings and the identities of those responsible remaining unclear. According to local sources, a former security official and intelligence officer, Mohammad Ali Toofan, was shot

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