The Taliban’s morality authorities in Herat have dismissed reports that women were detained for allegedly violating the group’s dress code, even as eyewitness accounts, protester testimonies, and international concerns continue to paint a sharply different picture. Azizur Rahman Muhajir, head of the Taliban’s Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice in Herat, […]
The United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has reported a sharp deterioration in Afghanistan’s security situation, telling the United Nations Security Council that 3,687 security incidents were recorded across the country between 1 February and 30 April. This represents a 57 percent increase compared with the same period last year. The findings are contained in the
Six personnel of the Federal Constabulary were martyred in Hassan Khel area of Peshawar during an exchange of fire with terrorists, officials said. The personnel were killed while engaging terrorists in a fierce confrontation in the Hassan Khel region, where security forces responded to an attack. The martyred personnel were later laid to rest after
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The debate over missing persons in Balochistan is among Pakistan’s most sensitive and emotionally charged issues. Yet alongside genuine concerns raised by affected families, a growing number of cases have exposed a recurring and uncomfortable pattern: individuals publicly presented as victims of enforced disappearance later emerging as members, facilitators, commanders or suicide operatives of terrorist
The former Afghan jihadi commander Ismail Khan has strongly criticized the Taliban over what he described as the harassment and mass detention of women in Herat, calling the situation unacceptable and a violation of the city’s dignity. In a statement, he said the increasing incidents of harassment of women and widespread arrests carried out by
Fresh questions have emerged regarding the credibility of another missing persons claim after an individual previously portrayed as an innocent student allegedly abducted while on his way to a tuition center was later identified as a member of a terrorist organization. The case involves Saghir Ahmed, whose disappearance was widely circulated by anti-state elements as
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Security forces launched a swift intelligence-based operation (IBO) in the Basima area of Washuk district, Balochistan, after credible reports confirmed the presence of terrorists linked to the Indian proxy network Fitna al-Hindustan, allegedly planning attacks on a nearby police station and banking facilities. Acting on the intelligence input, security units moved to intercept and neutralize
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Security forces launched a swift response operation after a drone strike was reported on Gurguri Police Station and the Orbashy oil and gas plant in Karak district, moving immediately to assess damage and secure the area. Officials reached Gurguri Police Station soon after the alert and inspected the exact site where a drone-delivered explosive had
The credibility of another so-called “missing person” claim has come under scrutiny after a terrorist organization reportedly acknowledged that an individual previously portrayed as a missing student was in fact associated with its ranks. According to information circulating from security and local sources, Saghir Ahmed, whose case had been promoted as that of an innocent
For nearly five years, the Afghan Taliban have maintained that no group is allowed to use Afghan territory against neighboring countries. However, the continued presence of senior terrorist commanders of the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) that has been officially declared as Fitna al-Khwarij by the government of Pakistan, the recovery of Afghan-based operational links after
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