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Dhadar, Terrorist Attack Dhadar Police Station, Balochistan

Firefight in Dhadar: 4–5 Terrorists Neutralized as Police Station Attack Foiled

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Security forces in Balochistan’s Kachhi district foiled a terrorist attack on the Dhadar Police Station after armed terrorists belonging to Fitna al-Hindustan launched an assault on the installation, according to security sources. Officials said the attackers attempted to breach the police station with heavy weapons but were met with an immediate and coordinated response from […]

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Turkey Detains Dozens in Fresh Nationwide Operation Against IS Network

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Turkish authorities have arrested 90 individuals suspected of having links to the so-called Islamic State (IS) terrorist group in a nationwide counterterrorism operation spanning 24 provinces, officials said. According to Turkish officials, the arrests were made as part of a broader security crackdown targeting alleged members of the group, individuals accused of financing its activities,

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Two Young Girls Detained by Taliban in Afghanistan’s Takhar Province, Fate Still Unknown

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In Afghanistan’s northern Takhar province, local sources report that two young girls have been detained by Taliban authorities in the provincial capital, Taloqan, with no confirmed information yet available about their current whereabouts or condition. According to local accounts, the incident took place on Wednesday evening, 2nd of Thawr, in the ‘Chaar Shuhada Sadak’ area

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Afghan Opposition Figures Hold Talks in Ankara on Future of Afghanistan

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Reports indicate that a number of political opponents of the Taliban have gathered in the Turkish capital, Ankara, where they have begun discussions on the current situation in Afghanistan and broader regional developments. According to details, the meeting brings together former government officials, political figures, civil society activists, and human rights defenders. Participants are reviewing

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Khyber to Kech: No Breathing Space in a Week of Relentless Counterterror Strikes

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Over the past seven days, Pakistan’s security forces have unleashed an unrelenting wave of intelligence-based and coordinated counterterrorism operations across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, neutralizing at least 84 terrorists, dismantling facilitation networks, recovering large caches of explosives, and preventing multiple planned attacks, in what appears to be a significant intensification of the state’s zero-tolerance policy

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Kech IBO Eliminates 4 BLA Terrorists After Nushki Success

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Security forces continued their successful operations against the terrorists of Fitna al-Hindustan, the banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), a terrorist outfit accused of operating with alleged Indian state backing and facilitation from the Afghan Taliban, neutralizing four more terrorists in a separate operation in Balochistan’s Kech district after Nushki successful operation, security sources said. According

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5 BLA Terrorists Eliminated in Intelligence-Based Operation in Balochistan’s Nushki

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Security forces killed at least five terrorists affiliated with the banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), also declared by the state, and the government of Pakistan as Fitna al-Hindustan (FAH), during a successful intelligence-based operation in Balochistan’s Nushki district, officials said. According to initial reports, the operation was launched after security agencies received credible intelligence regarding

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Frontline Courage in Marka-e-Haq: Captain Dr Ayaz Ahmed Risked All to Save the Wounded

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In the heat of Marka-e-Haq, where relentless shelling turned the battlefield into a storm of fire and steel, stories of extraordinary courage continue to emerge, each one reflecting the resilience and sacrifice of Pakistan’s heroes. Among them stands Ghazi Captain Dr Ayaz Ahmed, a symbol of bravery and service, who remained steadfast on the frontline

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Cracks Emerge Inside Taliban Amid Reports of Internal Power Struggles and Regional Tensions

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Recent reports emerging from northern Afghanistan, particularly Faryab province, alongside unverified accounts circulating among local observers and regional commentators, point to growing political and administrative tensions within the Taliban-led governance structure. These developments, while not independently confirmed in full, have raised renewed questions regarding internal cohesion, representation, and resource allocation across different factions and regions.

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The Border That Came with Freedom: What the Treaty of Kabul Reveals About the Durand Line

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A detailed historical and legal examination of early twentieth-century agreements between Afghanistan and British India highlights the inseparable relationship between Afghanistan’s internationally recognized independence and the formal status of the Durand Line as a binding international boundary. The Treaty of Rawalpindi, signed in August 1919, followed by the Treaty of Kabul in November 1921, collectively

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