Claim A picture circulating widely on social media, showing a Pakistan Army soldier holding a weapon over a vehicle, has been falsely linked to a real operational incident. The claim being shared alongside this image is misleading and incorrect. What Actually Happened The picture being circulated shows a Pakistan Army soldier participating in a mock […]
Claimed Narrative by Terror Elements Terror-linked propaganda channels have claimed that security forces allegedly faced heavy resistance and suffered setbacks during an “attack” in the Asad Khel (Dosali) area of North Waziristan. These claims attempt to portray a routine security engagement as a large-scale incident in an effort to mislead the public and inflate the
Claim The Afghan Taliban, through official statements and affiliated media platforms, claimed that they targeted alleged Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP) camps located in border areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan using drone strikes. Fact Check Findings Available information and security assessments do not support the Taliban’s claim of successfully targeting ISKP camps inside Pakistan.
Claim Following the attack on a police security checkpoint in South Punjab on 14 June 2026, social media accounts associated with Terrorists networks circulated images of a homemade launcher, claiming that the police station had been accurately targeted and struck through a precision attack using the launcher. Verdict Misleading / Unsubstantiated Claim Available information indicates
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A video circulating widely on social media has sparked misleading claims about the identity of the person shown and the context of the incident. A closer look at the footage and its origins tells a very different story. Claim Since 30 May 2026, multiple social media accounts on X (formerly Twitter) and Facebook have circulated
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Claim A statement attributed to Hamdullah Fitrat alleges that Pakistani security forces carried out cross-border attacks targeting civilians and infrastructure in Afghanistan’s Kunar province. Verdict Unsubstantiated and contradicted by available evidence Background Tensions along the Pakistan–Afghanistan border have escalated following reports of cross-border firing incidents in recent days. The claim from Afghan authorities emerged amid
Authorities have rejected claims circulating on social and media platforms alleging that Pakistan conducted cross-border strikes in Kunar Province, stating that no such military operation has taken place and describing the reports as unverified and lacking credible evidence. The Claim Circulating posts and accompanying visuals alleged that Pakistan carried out strikes across the border in
Allegations circulating in sections of Afghan media and among certain officials regarding repeated, unacknowledged Pakistani strikes in Afghanistan’s Kunar province have been assessed and found to be unverified and misleading, according to an official fact-check released by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. The claims, which refer to so-called “phantom strikes,” suggest that Pakistan has
The identification of a terrorist neutralized during a recent clash in the Zamran area has raised fresh questions over narratives built around so-called “missing persons,” after individuals linked to anti-state propaganda reportedly acknowledged the deceased as a man previously portrayed as forcibly disappeared. According to security and local intelligence-linked sources, the deceased militant has been
Widely circulated claims alleging that Pakistani tanks or Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicles have been captured are false and based on misrepresented, outdated imagery. The ClaimSocial media accounts linked to Afghan and Indian sources have recently circulated posts asserting that Pakistani military vehicles—described as tanks or MRAPs—have been seized. These claims have gained traction across
