In a major breakthrough, security agencies in Balochistan have uncovered a sophisticated terrorist network linked to the banned Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) while thwarting a large-scale terror plot in the provincial capital. The operation revealed that the network was being facilitated by a government employee from the Health Department, identified as Roshan, alias Zakir, who […]
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The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) of Sindh has claimed a significant operational success against the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) in Karachi, following a targeted operation in Shah Latif Town, Malir. The operation resulted in the death of four highly wanted militants, including a key BLA commander identified as Suheil Baloch, alias Gurk, associated with the
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A powerful explosion rocked a gas pipeline supplying fuel to Punjab near the Paharkhel Pakka area of Lakki Marwat district today, i.e on Tuesday, in an attack attributed to Khawarij militants. The blast was reportedly heard across several surrounding localities, causing panic among residents. The gas pipeline, a critical energy lifeline for multiple districts in
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Pakistan’s Armed Forces, led by the Pakistan Air Force (PAF), carried out a series of precision airstrikes during the night of March 17 under an operation “Ghazab Lil Haq”, targeting militant-linked military infrastructure in Afghanistan. According to official sources, the operation was based on intelligence assessments indicating the use of specific sites for logistical, technical,
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Pakistan’s Armed Forces conducted a series of precision airstrikes during the night of March 17, targeting what officials described as militant infrastructure in Afghanistan’s Kabul and Nangarhar provinces. According to official statements, the operation focused on locations allegedly used to support armed groups accused of carrying out cross-border attacks against Pakistan. Military authorities stated that
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Pakistan carried out a series of airstrikes inside Afghanistan late Saturday night, targeting Taliban installations, militant centers, and suspected drone assembly facilities in Kabul and Nangarhar, according to security and intelligence sources. The strikes reportedly destroyed multiple fortified positions and safe houses believed to be used by militant groups operating along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. Sources
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Today marks the second anniversary of Captain Muhammad Ahmed Badr Shaheed, who laid down his life on 16 March 2024 while courageously confronting the enemy. Speaking on the occasion, Captain Badr’s father expressed his pride and grief, saying, “I salute my son and convey my respects to the brave people of our nation, the mothers,
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Pakistan has reiterated its position of non-engagement with the terror-sponsoring Taliban regime, despite increased diplomatic interventions by China aimed at de-escalating tensions along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. Islamabad has emphasized that its policy remains unchanged until the Taliban take tangible measures to address the threat posed by militant groups operating from Afghan soil. According to informed
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Afghanistan’s Taliban leader, Hibatullah Akhundzada, released an Eid al-Fitr message on Monday through the official Taliban spokesperson’s channels, emphasizing religious duties, support for the Taliban administration, and national unity, but made no reference to ongoing clashes with Pakistan or civilian casualties along the border. The message, circulated via Afghan media and official Taliban social accounts,
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A key American government advisory body, the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom, has expressed serious concern over the state of religious freedom in India in its latest annual report, recommending sanctions against several Indian organizations and institutions it describes as promoting intolerance. In the report, the commission named the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the
