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Mounting Attacks on KP Police Reinforce Need for Frontline Security Modernization

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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police today stand at the center of Pakistan’s frontline war against terrorism, confronting one of the harshest operational environments faced by any civilian law enforcement force in the region. From Bannu and Lakki Marwat to Dera Ismail Khan and former tribal districts, police personnel are increasingly becoming primary targets of heavily armed terrorist […]

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Growing Evidence Reinforces Pakistan’s Position on Cross-Border Terror Sanctuaries in Afghanistan

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The regional security debate surrounding Afghanistan, and the terror sanctuaries therein, has increasingly shifted from questions of possibility toward questions of accountability, as mounting evidence, repeated militant incidents, and growing international concern continue to reinforce Pakistan’s long-standing position regarding the presence of anti-Pakistan terrorist infrastructure operating from Afghan territory. For years, Islamabad has maintained that groups

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Why Is Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Turning Into the Deadliest Province for Police Cops?

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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa continues to witness an alarming escalation in terrorist violence targeting police cops, with official statistics revealing that more than 580 police personnel have lost their lives since 2023 in ambushes, targeted killings, suicide bombings, improvised explosive device (IED) attacks, and armed encounters across the province. The surge in attacks, particularly concentrated in the

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“There is no difference between Delhi and Kabul”: Khawaja Asif Delivers Hard Line Message to Afghanistan

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Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif issued a strong warning to Afghanistan’s Taliban-led administration over continued concerns regarding cross-border terrorism, stating that Pakistan would respond to Kabul in the same manner it responds to New Delhi if militant activity allegedly emanating from Afghan soil continues. Addressing the National Assembly, the Defence Minister said Pakistan sees a

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From Civilian Sites to Ammunition Zones: What UNAMA Isn’t Saying About Taliban Militarization

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Serious concerns are being raised regarding the credibility, neutrality, and contextual completeness of recent reporting issued by the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA), particularly in relation to allegations surrounding Taliban-linked military infrastructure, cross-border terrorism, and the militarization of civilian spaces inside Afghanistan. Security analysts and regional observers argue that UNAMA’s latest assessments rely

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Afghanistan Is Training Over 7,000 Terrorists for Attacks on Pakistan: Rana Sanaullah

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Pakistan’s political adviser Rana Sanaullah has alleged that more than 7,000 militants are currently being trained inside Afghanistan for operations targeting Pakistan, escalating already strained relations between Islamabad and Kabul amid ongoing regional mediation efforts led by China. Speaking in the Pakistani Senate, Sanaullah claimed that these individuals are receiving external financial support and asserted,

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Inside Afghanistan’s Darkening Reality: UNAMA Exposes Arrests, Torture Claims and Media Suppression

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The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) has reported continued human rights violations in Afghanistan, including arrests, alleged torture cases, and killings of former Afghan security personnel, alongside increasing restrictions on media freedom and religious practices. In its latest quarterly report, UNAMA documented at least 23 cases of arbitrary detention, nine reported instances of

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Major Blow in Kech: Security Forces Take Out Key BNA Commander in Balochistan

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Security forces conducted a successful intelligence-based operation (IBO) in the Mand area of Hotabad, Kech district, resulting in the killing of a senior militant commander identified as Sajjad Baloch, who was serving as Deputy Camp Commander of the outlawed group known as the “Baloch National Army (BNA),” which officials describe as an Indian-backed militant organization.

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Kabul Strikes Spark Diplomatic Firestorm as Pakistan Reveals Explosive Terror Network Allegations

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Pakistan has issued a strong rebuttal to recent media coverage of alleged strikes in Kabul, stating that such reporting “misses the broader security context” and overlooks years of cross-border terrorism affecting Pakistani civilians and security forces. According to an official position outlined in response to a BBC report, Pakistan said the issue is not the

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Is Afghanistan Still a Launchpad for Attacks? Former General’s Claims Put Taliban on Defensive

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Former Afghan military chief General Yasin Zia has rejected Taliban assertions denying Afghan territory is being used for cross-border militancy, stating that multiple armed groups continue to operate freely from within Afghanistan. In his remarks, Zia asserted that militant organizations, including the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and other extremist networks, have for years used Afghan soil

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