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Kandahar Was Not Just a Meeting, The Terrorist Names Matter

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Pakistan’s military on Thursday brought the leadership of terrorist organizations operating from Afghanistan into focus, naming prominent figures including internationally recognized terrorist Bashir Zeb and Gul Bahadur while questioning the whereabouts of banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) chief Mufti Noor Wali Mehsud. The issue was raised during a briefing by Director General Inter-Services Public Relations (DG

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‘Fakistan, Encounteristan’: Pakistan Mocks India’s Latest Terror Narrative

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Pakistan’s army has sharply challenged India’s credibility over its terrorism-related claims, describing the country as having increasingly become “Fakistan” and “Encounteristan” amid what it termed a pattern of fabricated narratives and alleged fake encounters. The remarks came during a press briefing following India’s claim that a former Pakistani SSG soldier had been killed as a

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What Was India Trying to Hide With Its Latest Terror Claim?

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Pakistan’s army has questioned the purpose behind India’s claim that a former Pakistani soldier was killed as a Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist in an alleged operation in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir, after the man appeared publicly alive and rejected the narrative. During a press briefing, the Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations said the episode

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Pakistan Army Debunks Indian Claim of ‘Killed’ SSG Soldier

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Pakistan’s army has exposed what it described as another Indian false-flag narrative after Indian military and media reports claimed that a Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist killed on September 29 was a retired SSG soldier of the Pakistan Army. According to the account presented by Pakistan’s military, an Indian military corps posted on social media on the night

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Police, FC Launch Search-and-Strike Operation in Mohmand

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Police and Frontier Corps personnel have launched a joint search-and-strike operation in the Pindiali area of Mohmand district as part of intensified counterterrorism measures. The operation was conducted across Shahid Banda and adjoining areas, where security personnel carried out checks at sensitive locations and screened individuals, motorcycles and vehicles for possible links to terrorist activity.

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How Many Anti-Taliban Resistance Groups Are Active and How Many Attacks Hit the Taliban in September?

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As the Taliban enters its sixth year in power, armed opposition to its rule remains active across multiple parts of Afghanistan despite the absence of a known territorial sanctuary or official state sponsor for the resistance groups involved. During September, eight anti-Taliban resistance organisations claimed responsibility for 37 targeted operations across the country. According to the information compiled

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Afghan Claim of 41 Fighters Killed and 62 Arrested in Nuristan Rejected, Questions Raised Over Taliban Narrative

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Serious questions have been raised over claims made by the Afghan Taliban authorities concerning the reported killing of 41 fighters and arrest of 62 others in Kamdesh district of Nuristan, with concerns emerging over the attribution of responsibility, the identities of those detained, and the circumstances surrounding the incident. According to a report published by The Washington Post on

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Security Forces Destroy Multiple Khawarij Hideouts and Underground Tunnels in North Waziristan

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Security Forces conducted an intelligence-based operation (IBO) in North Waziristan targeting hideouts and underground infrastructure used by Khawarij elements, according to security sources. The operation was launched on the basis of actionable intelligence regarding the presence and movement of Khawarij elements in the area. During the carefully coordinated operation, multiple Khawarij hideouts and underground tunnels were identified and destroyed,

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Six Fitna al-Hindustan Terrorists Killed in Intelligence-Based Operation in Kachhi, Balochistan

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According to security sources, six terrorists associated with Fitna al-Hindustan were killed during an intelligence-based operation (IBO) conducted in the Sunni area of Kachhi district, Balochistan. The operation was launched on the basis of credible intelligence regarding the presence and movement of Fitna al-Hindustan terrorists in the area. Security forces carried out a carefully coordinated action

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Claims Linking Nuristan Fighting to Pakistan Rejected by Islamabad

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The Ministry of Information & Broadcasting has rejected recent allegations by officials and spokespersons associated with the Afghan Taliban administration seeking to attribute the ongoing fighting in Nuristan to Pakistan. According to the Ministry, the allegations are unsubstantiated and intended to divert attention from internal challenges facing the Afghan Taliban administration, including what Islamabad describes as political dissent, internal instability,

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