A security guard deployed to protect an Oil and Gas Development Company Limited (OGDCL) facility was shot dead by terrorists of the proscribed group in Lakki Marwat, according to local sources. The incident took place in Bahram Khel village, where armed attackers opened fire on Sepoy Ihsanullah, son of Anwarullah. He sustained critical injuries in […]
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A resident of Dasht in Balochistan’s Mastung district has publicly disowned his brother after the latter allegedly joined the banned Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) and went into the mountains. Mehtab, a resident of Kocha, said in a conversation with the media that his brother, identified as Razzaq, had left for the mountains after being influenced
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A key facilitator of the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), identified as Abdullah Dehani, was shot dead by unidentified gunmen in Saravan, Iran, according to local sources. Dehani was reportedly involved in arranging logistics for BLA operatives and facilitating their movement and entry into Balochistan. His elimination could potentially disrupt an important logistical channel used by
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At a time when terrorism continues to threaten peace and security in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, a question raised at KP House Islamabad has put the provincial government’s priorities under an uncomfortable spotlight. During an interaction with KP Chief Minister Sohail Afridi, a journalist asked why the provincial leadership was focusing on protest politics and the health
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Authorities in Bannu have signalled an intensification of intelligence-based counterterrorism operations, with police saying the scope of targeted actions against terrorists and criminal elements will be expanded to strengthen security across the district. The latest indication came after a joint intelligence-based operation by Bannu District Police, the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD), Quick Response Force and
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In a successful joint intelligence-based operation, Bannu District Police, the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD), Quick Response Force (QRF) and Security Forces conducted a coordinated operation in the Merian area of Bannu, resulting in the killing of one unidentified Khawarij and the detention of several other suspects. The operation was carried out in the villages of
The case of Abdul Wadood Satakzai, also known as Shehak, from Machh in Balochistan’s Kachhi district has emerged as a contentious example in the continuing debate over militancy, missing-person claims and the political response to violence in the province. According to the information provided, Satakzai was employed as a clerk with the Balochistan Minerals Coal
The Foreign National Security Cell of the Punjab Home Department has so far identified, arrested and deported approximately 140,468 illegal Afghan nationals from across Punjab as part of the ongoing nationwide campaign for the repatriation of Afghan nationals residing in Pakistan without valid legal documentation. The security cell continues to conduct operations across the province
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An investigative report has raised serious questions over the use of India-supplied unmanned aerial systems (UAS) in attacks against Pakistan from Afghan territory, while highlighting what it describes as India’s broader efforts to support the Taliban regime and armed groups operating from Afghanistan. According to the report, drones used in attacks launched from Afghanistan into
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The recent offensive by the Afghanistan Freedom Front (AFF) in Badakhshan, including its reported seizure and temporary control of parts of Zebak district, has raised new questions about the Taliban’s ability to maintain its military dominance nearly five years after returning to power. The development is particularly significant because opposition groups have rarely been able
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