For more than two decades, Pakistan has stood on the front lines of the global war on terror not by choice, but by geography, history, and an unrelenting commitment to international security. While Western forces departed Afghanistan in August 2021, Pakistan’s war did not end. Today, the Islamic Republic of Pakistan formally calls upon the […]
Security forces successfully conducted a precise Intelligence-Based Operation (IBO) in the Panjgur district of Balochistan, resulting in the neutralization of six Fitna al-Hindustan elements. The operation was launched on the basis of credible intelligence regarding the presence and activities of Fitna al-Hindustan elements in the area. Acting swiftly on the information, security forces cordoned off
At least 74 Afghan girls have graduated from American universities through a scholarship initiative supported by the Qatar Development Fund, highlighting both the resilience of Afghan women and the continuing restrictions imposed on education inside Taliban-controlled Afghanistan. According to the Foundation for Superior Education, the graduates completed undergraduate and postgraduate degrees at 27 higher education
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Four terrorists belonging to Indian-sponsored Fitna-al-Khwarij were eliminated in two separate intelligence-based operations conducted in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa during the night of 3–4 June 2026, according to security sources. In the first engagement, an intelligence-based operation was launched in Dera Ismail Khan district following reports of terrorist presence in the area. Security forces effectively engaged the
A captured TTP terrorist, the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan that has officially been declared as Fitna al-Khwarij, has provided a detailed confession exposing the presence of Afghan terrorists inside TTP camps, the group’s criminal activities, recruitment methods, and what he described as widespread moral and organizational decay within the terrorist network. According to security sources, the
The technical-military cooperation agreement signed between Russia and the Taliban in Moscow may have generated headlines across the region, but for Pakistan and several other regional stakeholders, the most important security question remains unanswered: what is being done about the terrorist organizations that continue to operate from Afghan soil? The agreement, signed in the presence
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Security forces eliminated two terrorists and recovered a suicide jacket during a search operation in Mohmand district, dealing another blow to terrorist networks attempting to operate in the region. According to security sources, personnel of FC 205 Wing conducted a targeted search operation in the Sheikh Banda area of Haleemzai following intelligence regarding the presence
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Russia and the Taliban have signed a technical-military cooperation agreement aimed at repairing and maintaining aging Soviet-era military equipment in Afghanistan, but security observers say the deal is unlikely to alter Pakistan’s counterterrorism posture or its determination to respond to threats emanating from across the border. The agreement was signed in Moscow on May 26
Former detainees, human rights advocates and United Nations officials have renewed grave allegations against the Taliban regime, accusing its officials and security personnel of involvement in sexual violence, torture, forced confessions, and systematic abuse inside detention facilities across Afghanistan. The latest concerns were raised by the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in Afghanistan,
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Pakistan has issued a strong warning over the continued use of Afghan territory for terrorist attacks against its citizens and security personnel, declaring that further cross-border terrorism cannot be tolerated and that necessary measures will be taken to safeguard national security. Speaking during a weekly media briefing in Islamabad, Foreign Office spokesperson Tahir Andrabi said
