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ISKP Claims Responsibility for Bajaur Target Killings

The regional branch of Islamic State Khorasan Province has claimed responsibility for recent target killings in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, particularly in Bajaur, through its weekly publication Al-Naba. According to the publication, the group referred to two separate incidents, claiming that the individuals killed were allegedly involved in espionage activities in support of the Government of Pakistan. […]

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South Waziristan, Civilian Attacks, Mines in South Waziristan, Afghan Taliban, Pakistan's War on Terror and Cross-Border Terrorism

Child Injured in South Waziristan Blast as Civilian Attacks Persist

South Waziristan: A child was injured in an improvised explosive device blast in the Kalosha area of Birmal, highlighting the continued threat posed by terrorist activity in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s tribal districts. According to local sources, the explosive device had been planted in a civilian area and detonated, leaving the child wounded. The injured was shifted

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Three Khawarij Eliminated in Intelligence-Based Operation in Dera Ismail Khan

Security forces conducted a significant intelligence-based operation in the Rohri village of Kulachi area in Dera Ismail Khan, resulting in the killing of three Khawarij affiliated with a local armed group, according to security sources. The operation was carried out following credible intelligence regarding the presence of armed individuals in the area. Upon arrival, security

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Terrorist Organizations in Afghanistan Pose Grave Threat to Neighboring Countries

A recent analysis published by the European journal Modern Diplomacy has highlighted growing concerns over the presence of Khawarij and other armed groups in Afghanistan, warning of potential security implications for neighboring countries, particularly Pakistan. According to the report, multiple armed groups, including factions described as Khawarij, are believed to be operating in eastern Afghanistan,

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Taliban Regime and Khawarij Link Exposed: Sensational Confessions by Arrested Ringleader

Security officials report the arrest of an individual identified as a suspected Khawarij operative, Amir Sohail, during a counterterrorism operation. According to official and attributed statements, the detainee is said to have made disclosures regarding networks operating across the Pakistan–Afghanistan border region. Authorities state that the suspect allegedly admitted to being influenced by extremist propaganda

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Senior Taliban Figure Mutasim Agha Jan Detained in Kandahar Amid Deepening Internal Power Rift

Reports circulating from Afghanistan indicate that senior Taliban figure Mutasim Agha Jan has allegedly been detained in Kandahar in connection with claims relating to a joint public appeal calling for the extension of a lunar ceasefire between Afghanistan and Pakistan. According to these accounts, the appeal was reportedly issued alongside a group of religious scholars

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Pakistan, EU Envoys Discuss Security Concerns and Terror Threats Linked to Afghanistan

Pakistan’s Special Envoy for Afghanistan, Mohammad Sadiq, has held detailed discussions with the European Union’s Special Envoy for Afghanistan, Gilles Bertrand, focusing on terrorism-related threats, regional security dynamics, and the broader political outlook in Afghanistan and its surrounding region. In remarks shared on Thursday, April 16, the Pakistani envoy stated that the meeting also covered

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Pakistan Emerges as a Central Node in Evolving U.S.–Middle East Diplomacy: The New York Times

According to a report published by The New York Times, Pakistan has emerged as a significant intermediary in facilitating diplomatic engagement between the United States and Iran, contributing to a temporary two-week ceasefire arrangement and offering Islamabad as a prospective venue for continued negotiations. The report highlights Pakistan’s growing diplomatic relevance at a critical moment

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Turning the Tide on Terrorism: Jani Khel Jirga Sparks Unified Action for Peace in Bannu

A jirga chaired by the local Commanding Officer was convened in Jani Khel, a key area of Bannu, bringing together prominent community elders to deliberate on the prevailing security situation and pathways to sustained peace following recent developments. The gathering provided a constructive forum for dialogue between local leadership and community representatives, focusing on the

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Mir Ali Jirga Signals a Turning Point as Pakistan Army and Elders Join Forces for Stability

A jirga convened under the leadership of the local Brigade Commander of the Pakistan Army brought together tribal elders from the Harmuz village in Mir Ali Tehsil, North Waziristan, to deliberate on matters concerning regional peace, stability, and community welfare. The meeting served as a platform for constructive dialogue between security officials and community representatives,

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