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Critical Minerals at Risk: US Faces Militants Equipped with Its Own Weapons

Hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of copper were extracted last year from the Muhammad Khel Copper Mine and transported to China, underscoring Pakistan’s growing role in the global minerals race and the security risks shadowing it. According to officials, around 22,000 tons of copper were dug out of the site, one of several mineral-rich […]

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Ahmadzai Tribe, Terrorist Geedar, Bannu, Afghan Taliban, Pakistan's Fight Against Terrorism

“Cross Us and Your Generations Will Remember”: Bannu’s Ahmadzai Tribe Warns Terrorist ‘Geedar’

A terrorist known as “Geedar,” notorious for issuing cowardly threats on social media, has been warned in no uncertain terms by the Ahmadzai tribe and local police committees: any hostile action against law enforcement or tribal members will be met with a response so decisive that neither he, his facilitators, nor future generations will forget

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Balochistan, Fitna al-Hindustan, The Banned BLA, FTO, Pakistan's War on Terror & Afghan Safe Havens

Over 200 India-Backed BLA Militants Neutralized in Coordinated Balochistan Operations

Security forces, in Balochistan, have delivered another decisive blow to terrorist networks operating in the province, killing 20 militants in coordinated operations in Zehri and Washuk. Sources confirmed that during the ongoing clearance in Zehri, seven terrorists were neutralized, bringing the total number killed in that operation to 16. Separately, four more were eliminated in

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Terror, The Banned BLA, Balochistan, Violence in Balochistan and KP, Pakistan's War on Terror & Afghan Safe Havens

The BLA Myth Collapses: How “Deprivation” Turned into a Fully Funded Terror Enterprise

For years the banned terror group, the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), has survived not because its narrative was convincing, but because it was rarely examined beyond slogans. The language of “deprivation,” “marginalization,” and “resistance” became a shield behind which an increasingly well-resourced militant enterprise quietly expanded. Recent recoveries of weapons, equipment, and communications gear have

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Legitimacy, Afghan Taliban, SCO Meeting, Taliban Seek Participation in SCO, Cross-Border Attacks from Afghan Soil & Afghan Safe Havens

Taliban Seek Regional Legitimacy as Internal Disorder and Militant Sanctuaries Deepen

Legitimacy Is Asked For, Not Demonstrated The Afghan Taliban’s renewed bid to participate in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization comes at a time when their own house is visibly on fire. The request itself is not extraordinary. Afghanistan is an SCO observer, and regional engagement is, in principle, desirable. What makes the appeal problematic is timing,

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Afghan Soil Emerging as Launchpad for Terror Attacks in Pakistan: Eurasia Review

The self-crafted narrative of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan regarding peace, security, and economic progress has once again been discredited by international assessments, as reports by a leading American journal and global financial institutions expose a stark gap between Taliban claims and ground realities. According to an analysis published by the US-based journal Eurasia Review,

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Security Forces Recover High-Tech Equipment from BLA Terrorists in Nushki

Pakistan’s security forces have recovered a large cache of high-tech and sophisticated military equipment from Indian-backed Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) terrorists following a successful counterterrorism operation in Nushki, Balochistan, further exposing the scale, organization, and external support behind recent attacks in the province. According to security sources, follow-up and sanitisation operations conducted on February 2

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Russia Highlights Afghanistan-Linked Security Threats to Central Asia at CSTO Talks

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov emphasized that security risks and destabilizing developments in Afghanistan remain a central concern for the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), amid growing regional threats from militant activity and cross-border instability. Lavrov made these remarks on Monday during discussions in Moscow with CSTO Secretary General Imangali Tasmagambetov, underscoring the persistent and

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Strategic Maritime Ties in Focus as Azerbaijan Naval Chief Meets Pakistan Navy Chief

Commander Azerbaijan Naval Forces (ANF), Rear Admiral Shahin Mammadov, called on Admiral Naveed Ashraf, NI, NI (M), T Bt, Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS), at Naval Headquarters, Islamabad, in a high-level engagement aimed at further strengthening bilateral naval cooperation between Pakistan and Azerbaijan. Upon arrival at Naval Headquarters, the visiting naval chief was warmly

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Field Marshal Asim Munir Holds Key Talks with IMCTC Chief

The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) announced that Secretary General of the Islamic Military Counter Terrorism Coalition (IMCTC), Major General Mohammed bin Saeed Al-Moghidi, called on Chief of Defence Forces Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir in a high-level meeting aimed at strengthening cooperation in counterterrorism and regional security. According to ISPR, the meeting was held in

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