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Afghanistan, Afghan Taliban, Hibati Unit, Rifts within Afghan Taliban, Operation Ghazab Lil Haqq and Pakistan's War on Terror

Afghanistan’s New Security Architecture May Be Creating More Questions Than Answers

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The Taliban’s reported efforts to create a new 8,000-member elite formation known as the Hibati Unit are being presented by supporters as evidence of growing institutional strength and improved security capabilities inside Afghanistan. At first glance, such an interpretation appears reasonable. An elite force operating under centralized leadership, equipped with advanced technology, specialized training, surveillance […]

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Civilians, Balochistan, Human Cost of Terrorism, Hassan Khel, Pakistan's Counterterrorism Campaign

When Civilians Become the Primary Targets: Balochistan’s Deepening Human Cost of Terrorism

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In conflict zones, the most revealing measure of violence is not always found in official statistics or operational reports. It is found in the lives of ordinary people, the Civilians who never chose to be part of the conflict, yet repeatedly find themselves inside its consequences. Recent incidents in Balochistan and adjacent regions once again highlight

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Terror, Terrorist Logistics Networks, War on Terror, Security Forces, Pakistan's War on Terror and India-Sponsored Terrorism in KP and Balochistan

The Hidden War Behind the Attacks: How Logistics Networks Keep Terrorism Alive

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Counterterrorism stories often focus on the most visible outcomes. Terrorists are eliminated, attacks are foiled, weapons are recovered, and security forces announce operational successes. These developments naturally attract public attention because they represent the immediate and visible front line of the conflict. Yet recent developments in Balochistan suggest that the most important battleground may exist

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From Bannu to Turbat, Terrorists Are Discovering That Fear No Longer Guarantees Silence

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For years, terrorist organizations operating in Pakistan relied on a model that extended far beyond violence alone. Weapons could inflict casualties, but sustaining an insurgency required something more valuable: fear, silence, and the ability to operate within communities without facing consistent resistance. Terrorist groups needed recruits, facilitators, transport networks, safe houses, financial support systems, and

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Field Marshal, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir Meets Iranian President, Field Marshal Munir Meets Dr. Masoud Pezeshkian, Regional Stability, Pakistan's Role as Regional Stabilizer

Field Marshal Asim Munir Meets Iranian President, Reaffirms Commitment to Regional Stability

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Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, NI (M), HJ, Chief of Army Staff and Chief of Defence Forces, called on the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Dr. Masoud Pezeshkian, during which views on regional developments and ongoing peace initiatives were exchanged. The Iranian President appreciated Pakistan’s constructive and responsible role in promoting dialogue, de-escalation,

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Terror, BLA's Covert Terror Logistics Network, Fitna al-Hindustan (FAH), The Banned Balochistan Liberation Army, Pakistan's War on Terror and India-Sponsored Terrorism in KP and Balochistan

Hidden Compartments in Fuel Tankers Expose BLA’s Covert Terror Logistics Network in Balochistan

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Evidence emerging from Balochistan has shed light on the methods employed by the terrorists of Fitna al-Hindustan (FAH), also know as the banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), including the use of specially modified fuel transport vehicles equipped with concealed compartments designed to facilitate terrorist movement and attacks. According to available details, the hidden sections inside

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Security Forces Thwart Fitna al-Hindustan Attempt to Destroy Key Quetta–Nushki Bridge

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Pakistan’s security forces successfully thwarted an attempt by terrorists of the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) to damage a strategically important bridge connecting Quetta and Nushki, preventing what could have been a major disruption to public movement, trade, and regional connectivity. According to reports, BLA terrorists targeted the bridge located in the Kardgap area with the

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Young Baloch Couple Killed After Armed BLA Attack on Family Home

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A shocking act of violence has once again exposed the devastating impact of terrorism on ordinary families in Balochistan, after armed assailants allegedly linked to the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) carried out a deadly attack on a civilian household, resulting in the tragic deaths of a young husband and wife. According to reports, Shazib and

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Missing Person or Terrorist? BYC’s Narrative Faces Serious Questions After “Enforced Disappearance” Case Ends in Terror Attack

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The credibility of the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC)’s narrative regarding so-called “missing persons” has once again come under scrutiny following revelations surrounding an individual previously presented by the organization as a victim of enforced disappearance. According to available information, an individual identified as Yousaf, who was publicly portrayed by BYC as a missing person during

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Behind the BYC Campaign: How Judicial Decisions Are Being Used to Fuel Distrust Among Youth

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The recent social media campaign by the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) against state institutions and the judicial system has drawn attention after the organisation described legal proceedings against its leaders, including Dr. Mahrang Baloch, Shah Jee Sibtullah, and others, as an attempt to suppress political voices in Balochistan. However, critics argue that the narrative being

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