Director General ISPR, Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, has said that the ongoing wave of terrorism in Pakistan is not just the work of external enemies but is also being sustained by a dangerous nexus involving political and local support. He revealed that the number of foreign militants killed this year is the highest in […]
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In Peshawar today, the military’s spokesperson served a blunt memo to terror helpers, or anyone caught playing friend to foreign terror outfits, and yes, that thin line apparently includes some big-name provincial players. At a press conference, the Director‑General ISPR laid out not-so-subtle options for facilitators who’ve been warming the hands of terrorists, choose one
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In a fresh reiteration of its long-standing concerns, Pakistan has once again called on the Afghan interim government to take decisive and verifiable action against the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and other proscribed terrorist groups operating from Afghan soil. Addressing the weekly press briefing on Friday, Foreign Office Spokesperson emphasized that cross-border terrorism remains a pressing
Ah yes, the brave government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, holding the “frontline” in the war on terror like a soldier armed with press releases and blame games. According to the province’s official megaphone, aka the Information Adviser to the Chief Minister, KP is doing everything possible to eliminate terrorism. Everything, that is, except accepting responsibility, improving
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Director General Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR) Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said on Friday that, regrettably, terrorists and their facilitators were deliberately given space in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa under a calculated plan, while governance and public welfare were intentionally weakened a burden that the brave and resilient people of the province continue to bear with
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A surrendered Khawarij commander, Sarfaraz Bangulzai, has made explosive revelations exposing the direct role of enemy intelligence agencies in financing and strengthening the proscribed Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) to fuel chaos and anti-state violence in Pakistan. In a detailed confessional statement, Bangulzai revealed that foreign agencies have been providing sustained funding, training, and logistical support
Multiple sources on Friday claimed that Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) chief Noor Wali Mehsud was killed in an airstrike in Kabul on Thursday night, in what could mark a major development in the ongoing regional counterterrorism efforts. Reports from Afghan media, including Amu TV, said that loud explosions were heard near Abdulhaq Square in downtown Kabul,
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Defence Minister Khawaja Asif issued a stern warning that the state’s patience has run out, declaring that Khawarij and their facilitators—both inside Pakistan and across the border will now face decisive action. Addressing the National Assembly, the minister said that despite repeated diplomatic efforts, bloodshed from across the Afghan border had not stopped. “The patience
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Security forces have successfully eliminated all 30 Khawarij involved in the deadly attack in Orakzai, which claimed the lives of Lieutenant Colonel Junaid Tariq, Major Tayyab Rahat, and nine brave soldiers, officials confirmed on Thursday. According to security sources, the operation marks the complete neutralization of the network responsible for the October 7–8 Orakzai attack,
In yet another grim reminder of the deteriorating security situation in southern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, three prominent elders of the Marwat-Bettani Qaumi Tehreek Waliullah, Farmanullah, and Ataullah were found shot dead, two days after being abducted by Khawarij near Bannu Cantonment. According to local sources, the tribal elders had been returning from a visit to Baran
