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Pak Army Soldier from Lakki Marwat Martyred in IED Blast in North Waziristan

A brave soldier of the Pakistan Army, Naik Imran—son of Muhammad Khan and a resident of Sarai Naurang, Lakki Marwat—embraced martyrdom in North Waziristan’s Mir Ali area after an improvised explosive device (IED) planted by terrorists exploded during a security operation. Originally from the village of Pasni, Naik Imran was widely known for his courage, […]

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Two PDMA Officials Abducted in Baka Khel, Bannu

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In a deeply alarming development, two officials of the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) were abducted along with their official vehicle by unidentified armed men in the Baka Khel area of Bannu on Monday, highlighting a growing security crisis in the region. The abductees have been identified as Qismatullah, a plumber, and Muhammad Asif, an

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IRGC-Affiliated Unit Ambushed Near Iran-Pakistan-Afghanistan Border; 10 Killed, Including Ex-Afghan Soldiers

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In one of the deadliest cross-border attacks in recent months, an armed assault on a tri-national paramilitary unit affiliated with Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) left at least 10 people dead and two others injured in the volatile Saravan border region of southeastern Iran. According to HalVash, a Baluch rights-monitoring platform, the attack took

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Eight Killed, Including Four Chinese Nationals, in Violent Clash at Afghan Gold Mine

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At least eight people, including four Chinese nationals, were killed in a deadly clash at a gold mine in the Shahr-e-Buzurg district of Afghanistan’s Badakhshan province, local sources confirmed on Sunday, marking one of the most serious incidents involving foreign workers in the region in recent months. The confrontation reportedly broke out at a remote

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Militant Network Busted: Most Arrested Are Afghans, Pakistan Confronts Kabul

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In a significant counterterrorism breakthrough, Pakistani security forces have dismantled an entire militant network operating within the country. Out of the 30 militants apprehended during the operation, 26 were confirmed to be Afghan nationals, raising serious concerns about cross-border militancy and safe havens in Afghanistan. According to official sources, the network was involved in a

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Terrorists, Fitna al-Hindustan (FAH), Pakistan’s Special Services Group (SSG), Terror Camp, ISPR

Taliban’s Education Apartheid and Security Crackdown Cripple Afghanistan’s Future

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The 1404 Kankor exam results have exposed the devastating impact of the Afghan Taliban’s hardline policies—not only on education but also on national stability and civil liberties. As security deteriorates and dissent is violently suppressed, Afghanistan faces a dual crisis: the erasure of women from public life and the tightening grip of authoritarian rule. Not

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Pakistan, Taliban, Kabul Talks, Regional Security, counter-narcotics operations

Pakistan, Taliban Vow Greater Security, Anti-Narcotics Cooperation in Kabul Talks

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Pakistan’s Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi held key talks with Taliban counterpart Siraj-ud-Din Haqqani in Kabul on Sunday, with both sides agreeing to enhance collaboration on regional security and counter-narcotics operations. According to a statement issued by the Taliban’s Ministry of Interior, Haqqani emphasized the importance of fostering mutual trust, noting that high-level visits like Naqvi’s

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Lower Dir, Khawarij, Peace, Dir Wants Peace, Dir Rejects Terrorism

Lower Dir Unites for Peace, Demands Khawarij Quit Area

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On July 20, 2025, a peaceful gathering, known as a “Pasoon,” was held at Kambar Bazaar checkpost in Lower Dir, where local residents firmly expressed their solidarity with the state and their collective rejection of terrorism. The event aimed to demonstrate public support for law enforcement agencies and to send a strong message against the

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Terrorists, Intelligence-Based Operation, Taunsa Sharif, Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD), improvised explosive devices (IEDs)

Five Terrorists Killed, Five Injured in CTD Intelligence-Based Operation in Taunsa Sharif

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Punjab’s Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) successfully conducted an intelligence-based operation in Taunsa Sharif, resulting in the deaths of five terrorists and injuries to five others. Security sources revealed that CTD received a tip-off about the presence of terrorists in the area. When CTD personnel reached the location, the terrorists opened fire, leading to a gun battle.

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Ten FAH Terrorists Eliminated in Precision Strike on Terror Camp in Nasirabad

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In a high-impact counter-terrorism operation, Pakistan’s Special Services Group (SSG), supported by aerial assets, eliminated ten terrorists affiliated with Fitna al-Hindustan (FAH) during a targeted assault on a militant training camp in the rugged Shurpurood Mountains near Nasirabad. According to security sources, actionable intelligence on July 18 indicated the presence of 25–30 militants undergoing training

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