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13 Khawarij Eliminated in North Waziristan as Security Forces Close In on Terrorist Hideouts

Security Forces have achieved a significant operational success in North Waziristan, eliminating 13 Khawarij terrorists during a successful intelligence-based operation, according to security sources. The operation was conducted as part of the ongoing counter-terrorism campaign under the Azm-e-Istehkam vision, aimed at dismantling terrorist networks, disrupting their operational infrastructure and preventing hostile elements from threatening the peace and security of

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Former Afghan Forces Fuel a New Wave of Resistance Against Taliban Rule

 Since returning to power in August 2021, the Taliban regime has progressively concentrated political, military and administrative authority within a narrow leadership circle centered around Supreme Leader Haibatullah Akhundzada and his close associates, particularly the Kandahari leadership establishment. This concentration of power, coupled with allegations of violations against former government officials and members of the former Afghan

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Khawarij Attack Police Checkpost in Kohat in Late-Night Assault

 In a late-night attack, Khawarij terrorists targeted the Shadi Pur Police Checkpost, located within the jurisdiction of Gambat Police Station, Kohat, resulting in four people sustaining serious injuries. According to initial reports, the attackers targeted the police checkpost during the night, prompting an immediate security response in the area. Four individuals sustained severe injuries in the incident

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Afghanistan’s Armed Resistance Erupts Across 26 Provinces, Putting Taliban Rule Under New Pressure

 The armed opposition to Afghanistan’s Taliban government has expanded considerably in geographic reach, organizational diversity and operational tempo during 2026, with established resistance fronts, newly emerging groups and former Afghan security personnel claiming attacks across northern, northeastern, central, eastern and southern parts of the country. The evolving resistance landscape marks a significant development from the early

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10 Terrorists Down, Weapons Caches Seized: Operation Radd-ul-Fitna III Delivers Major Blow in 48 Hours in Balochistan

As part of the ongoing Operation Radd-ul-Fitna III, security forces have intensified intelligence-based operations against terrorist networks operating in Panjgur and Prom, delivering a significant blow to hostile elements during the last 48 hours. In a series of consecutive intelligence-based operations, security forces successfully eliminated 10 terrorists and recovered substantial caches of weapons and other material associated with terrorist activities.

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Afghan TTP Terrorist Sifatullah Jamshed Identified After Kurram Elimination

An Afghan national identified as Sifatullah Jamshed, deputy of slain Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) commander Shaheen, has been identified as the terrorist eliminated in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Kurram district. Jamshed was a member of Shaheen’s group and reportedly hailed from Rabat village in Jani Khel, Afghanistan’s Paktia province. His death was subsequently confirmed through Fateha posters and

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Beyond the ICC Warrants, What Protection Do Afghan Women Have on the Ground?

The death of a 32-year-old Afghan woman after alleged torture in Ghor presents a difficult but important question for Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities: what happens when a woman becomes the victim of extreme violence inside a system that claims to enforce law and order? Sources say the woman, Nooria, was severely beaten and tortured with heated

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Pakistan, Russia Conclude Ninth Joint Military Exercise Friendship in Cherat

Pakistan and Russia have concluded their ninth joint military exercise, Friendship, with a closing ceremony held in Cherat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, following joint counterterrorism drills focused on operations in difficult terrain. The exercise brought together personnel from Pakistan’s Special Operations Forces and Russia’s 201st Military Base, part of the Central Military District and stationed in Tajikistan.

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UN Appeals, ICC Warrants, Yet Taliban Show No Sign of Backing Down

For years, the international community has pressed Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers to reverse restrictions imposed on women and girls. Those appeals have now been joined by a far more serious development: arrest warrants issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) against senior Taliban leaders over the alleged persecution of women and girls. Yet neither diplomatic pressure

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Afghan Woman Dies After Being Beaten and Burned With Heated Metal Rods in Ghor

A 32-year-old Afghan woman has died in western Afghanistan’s Ghor province after suffering severe injuries in an alleged torture attack by her husband, with relatives saying she was beaten and burned with heated metal rods. The woman, identified by local sources as Nooria, was from Taywara district. Relatives said the attack took place in the

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