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Four Khawarij Killed in Fierce Gunbattle with Security Forces in North Waziristan

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Security forces successfully foiled a terror attack and eliminated four khawarij affiliated with the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), declared by the state as “Fitna al-Khawarij,” during a high-intensity operation in the North Waziristan tribal district. According to security sources, khawarij had launched an armed assault on a patrolling unit of the Pakistan Army. Following the […]

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Two Khawarij Arrested in Gujrat After Viral TTP Video Sparks Security Operation

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In a major counter-terrorism operation, the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) Punjab has arrested two khawarij affiliated with the outlawed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), or Fitna al-Khawarij as declared by the state, from the Saddar Police Station jurisdiction in Gujrat. The arrests come days after a video went viral on social media showing terrorists claiming their presence

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IAEA Adopts Toughest Resolution Yet Against Iran’s Nuclear Activities Amid Rising Tensions

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In a significant escalation of international pressure, the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on Thursday passed a resolution condemning Iran for its continued nuclear violations, citing the accumulation of highly enriched uranium and persistent restrictions on inspector access. The resolution reflects growing alarm over Tehran’s trajectory and signals a hardening

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Khawarij Attack on Security Post in Upper Kurram: One Martyred, Seven Injured

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Khawarij launched a deadly assault on a security forces’ check post in the Upper Kurram district, leaving one soldier martyred and seven others injured, according to security sources. The attack targeted the Unit 155 Wing’s Hussain Mela post, located in the mountainous region of Shalozan near Hussain Qala. Khawarij opened fire on the post in

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Three BRA Terrorists Killed in Joint CTD-FC Operation in Sui’s Pyara Colony

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In a successful intelligence-based joint operation, the Frontier Corps (FC) and the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) eliminated three key terrorists affiliated with the Indian-backed Baloch Republican Army (BRA) in the Pyara Colony area of Sui, Dera Bugti. The operation turned deadly when the terrorists launched grenade attacks and opened fire on the security personnel. In

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The TTP Resurgence: How Afghanistan’s Changing Realities Rekindled a Dormant Threat and Deepened Pakistan’s Militancy Crisis

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When the Taliban stormed back to power in Afghanistan in August 2021, many in Pakistan’s security establishment believed the development would translate into strategic relief particularly with respect to the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), a group long accused of waging deadly insurgency from Afghan soil. The Afghan Taliban, perceived historically as “Pakistan-friendly,” were expected to rein

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Inside the Reawakening: How the TTP Returned, Recruited, and Reignited Its Terror Campaign Across Pakistan After 2021

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The Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has returned to the forefront of regional militancy more organised, more ambitious, and more embedded than ever before. Once scattered and fractured, the group has, over the past few years, rebuilt itself into the most potent anti-state force operating in Pakistan today. Its resurgence is not accidental, but the result of

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FSB Chief Sounds Alarm on Resurgent ISIS in Afghanistan, Warns of Expanding Terrorist Nexus Threatening Regional Stability

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In a stark warning to regional powers, Alexander Bortnikov, Director of Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB), has revealed that ISIS and its affiliated networks have significantly escalated their operations in Afghanistan—an alarming trend he says now poses a direct threat to the security architecture of Central and South Asia. Addressing the 18th Meeting of Heads

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Security Forces Repels Terrorist Attack in Awaran’s Mashkay Tehsil, Balochistan with Exceptional Bravery

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The Levies Force courageously foiled a major terrorist attack in Mashkay Tehsil of Balochistan’s Awaran district, in a bold display of professional excellence, tactical readiness, and unwavering commitment to the state. The two-hour-long encounter ended with the militants forced into retreat, as Levies personnel held their ground with extraordinary determination. According to the Levies Directorate,

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Afghanistan on the Brink: Aid Cuts, Climate Shocks, and Political Instability Fuel Deepening Humanitarian Crisis

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In 2025, nearly 22.9 million Afghans—almost half the country’s population—are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance. However, a sharp decline in international aid, intensifying climate disasters, and ongoing political instability have combined to create a deepening humanitarian catastrophe. According to a recent ReliefWeb report, among those affected are 5.7 million women and 5 million men

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