Despite repeated pledges by the Taliban regime in Kabul that Afghan soil will not be used against other sovereign states, Pakistan continues to face a surge in cross-border terrorism, often directly traced back to Afghanistan. The stark contrast between Taliban commitments and ground realities has raised serious questions about the regime’s sincerity and its supreme […]
As the Taliban expand their control over Afghanistan’s land and resources, a disturbing pattern is emerging: while ordinary citizens are being violently evicted from their homes, the regime is simultaneously handing over millions of acres to Taliban-linked companies under opaque “development” plans. On July 18, more than 100 families were expelled from their homes in
In a significant blow to militant networks in Pakistan’s tribal belt, security forces on Monday demolished the residence of a most-wanted terrorist, Abu Bakar, during an intelligence-based operation in Saidgai village, North Waziristan. The operation, conducted on July 28, was led by Major Ahmed Hassan and executed by a 72-member unit from 256 Wing. According
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In yet another alarming display of repression, the Taliban has detained at least seven journalists and media workers over the past three weeks, intensifying its campaign to silence dissent and choke independent journalism in Afghanistan. According to the Afghanistan Journalists Centre (AFJC), 15 media professionals are currently being held in Taliban custody. The organisation condemned
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Security forces pressed ahead with a sweeping counter-terrorism operation in Hangu for the 11th consecutive day, with fresh reports confirming that at least seven militants linked to the banned Kazim Group were injured and several of their hideouts abandoned under military pressure. The joint operation, involving the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps, and local police, entered
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A highly sensitive security operation is underway in various parts of Bajaur, where the situation has grown increasingly complex and delicate. As security forces tighten the cordon around hideouts, militants of Fitna al-Khawarij (FAK), also known as Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), have resorted to their old, desperate tactics: using innocent civilians as human shields. According to
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FAK’s alarming expansion from a local militant group to an international terrorist organisation is raising serious concerns among regional security experts. The group, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Fitna al-Khawarij (FAK) as declared by the state, appears to be widening its operational scope and ideological reach. Analysts warn that this transformation could pose a significant and growing
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Seventeen Khawarij—most of them Afghan nationals have been eliminated during Operation Sarbakaf, a full-scale clearance operation launched by the Pakistan Armed Forces in the Bajaur district. In addition to the fatalities, 24 Khawarij sustained injuries, while four of the wounded were captured alive by security personnel. The operation, which commenced with high-precision strikes and ground
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As a targeted operation continues in Bajaur today, critical intelligence intercepts have exposed deepening internal rifts within the Khawarij ranks. Afghan-based elements have launched scathing accusations against local TTP commanders, blaming them for abandoning their comrades during combat and sparking a wave of anger, distrust, and open defiance. In intercepted conversations following the confrontation, Afghan
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Concrete evidence has surfaced revealing that the narrative of so-called “missing persons” is being cynically exploited to shield operatives of the banned terror outfit Fitna-al-Hindustan, with high-profile militants—previously claimed to be forcibly disappeared—now confirmed dead in anti-terror operations. According to credible security sources, Suhaib Langov, a terrorist affiliated with Fitna-al-Hindustan, was killed during a precision
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