A deadly exchange of gunfire occurred in the Korki area of Manguchar between members of the Lango, or Langaw tribe and the Fitna al-Hindustan (BLA), resulting in the deaths of four FAH terrorists of and one local tribesman. Two others were injured in the incident. According to official sources, the deceased have been identified as Balach […]
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The hypocrisy of the Khawarij (a term used for terrorists affiliated with the banned TTP) has once again been exposed. Claiming to be the self-styled protectors of people’s lives, property, and honour, these militants continue to target the very public they pretend to defend, destroying facilities built solely for the ease, welfare, and future of
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The Taliban’s coordinated propaganda network on social media has gone offline following the regime’s nationwide suspension of internet and telecommunications services, Afghanistan International has learned. Dozens of proxy accounts, long used to promote Taliban narratives and smear political opponents under the false identities of politicians, journalists, artists, and pseudonyms, have stopped posting in the past
Security forces eliminated 8 Khawarij belonging to the India-backed proxy group Fitna al-Khawarij in a series of intelligence-based operations across Balochistan, including Quetta and Sherani, officials said Wednesday. The operations followed Tuesday’s deadly assault on a Frontier Corps (FC) headquarters in Quetta, in which a suicide bomber and gunmen attempted to storm the facility. At
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Security forces conducted a major intelligence-based operation in the outskirts of Quetta, eliminating ten Khawarij involved in subversive activities and attacks on law enforcement personnel. According to official sources, the operation was launched in the Aghberg and Ghaza Band areas after confirmed intelligence indicated the presence of Khawarij planning a large-scale attack. As the security
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Afghan political leaders and civil society activists, gathered at a two-day conference in Islamabad, have urged that the dialogue be transformed into a constructive and continuous process to shape Afghanistan’s political future on the basis of unity, inclusivity, and regional cooperation. The conference, titled “Toward Unity and Trust,” entered its second day on Tuesday, drawing
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The U.S. State Department has accused the Taliban of continuing to recruit children as soldiers and forcing boys into sexual slavery, despite official bans, in its 2025 Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report. According to the report, children as young as 12 were enlisted into support roles through falsified age documents and trained in military and
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Reliable sources have revealed that Taliban Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani has returned to Kabul empty-handed after meeting with the group’s reclusive leader, Hibatullah Akhundzada, in Kandahar. Haqqani, described as visibly dissatisfied with the decision, reportedly urged Akhundzada to reconsider the suspension of internet and telecom services, warning of grave consequences for Afghanistan’s economy, connectivity, and
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The contradiction between the statements and actions of the Fitna al-Khawarij (the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan), ”heavily infiltrated by the criminals”, once again came to light when its terrorists, who claim to protect people’s lives and property, blew up a vital link bridge in Jani Khel tehsil of Bannu district while attempting to target a security
Pakistan on Tuesday successfully conducted a test launch of its indigenously developed Fatah-4 ground-launched cruise missile, which has a strike range of 750 kilometers, the military said. According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the missile can precisely hit targets at long ranges while flying at low altitudes, enabling it to evade detection and neutralise
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