Local sources have confirmed that Shabir Ahmad, the Taliban’s intelligence director for Shigal district in Kunar province, was killed along with his son in an explosion. According to sources, the incident occurred around noon when Ahmad’s son was reportedly handling a mortar shell inside the room where the family was living. The device exploded, killing […]
The restive region of Pirdal Khel in Bannu has once again come under the grip of militancy as armed Khwarij kidnapped five employees of WAPDA . According to officials, the PESCO staff had been dispatched to repair a technical fault in an 11,000-volt power line after a complaint was lodged. As soon as the team
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Pakistan delivered a fiery statement against Israel during a United Nations Security Council session, branding it as an aggressor, occupier, and an utterly irresponsible state. The Pakistani envoy accused Israel of trampling international law and repeatedly disregarding UN resolutions while continuing to portray itself as a victim. In his hard-hitting remarks, the envoy declared that
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In an exclusive interview with Al Jazeera, Afghanistan’s intelligence chief, Mawlawi Abdul Haq Wasiq, painted a picture of a secure, stable, and “peace-loving” Afghanistan under Taliban rule. He boasted of ending mysterious assassinations, dismantling mafia networks, eliminating sleeper cells, and denying safe haven to any foreign militants. According to Wasiq, there are no Syrian fighters
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Uzbekistan’s Foreign Ministry has firmly rejected reports suggesting that Afghan military helicopters would be returned to the Taliban-led Islamic Emirate, underlining once again that Tashkent’s position on the matter has not changed. Uzbek media quoted ministry spokesperson Akhror Burkhanov as saying that such claims are baseless, and Uzbekistan has no plans to hand over the
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In a dramatic and symbolic blow to the Fitna al-Khawarij (banned TTP), security forces apprehended a wanted terrorist in Bajaur who was attempting to flee by disguising himself in a woman’s burqa. Despite the elaborate disguise, the militant failed to evade the vigilant eyes of Pakistan’s security personnel and is now in custody. The arrested
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In a major breakthrough, Pakistan’s security forces successfully apprehended a key terrorist affiliated with the Fitna al-Khawarij’s Gandapur Group during an intelligence-based operation conducted near Fatah Mor, D.I. Khan. According to security sources, the operation was launched based on credible intelligence regarding the suspect’s movements in the area. The forces executed the mission with precision,
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Security forces conducted a successful intelligence-based operation (IBO) in the Mastung District of Balochistan following credible reports regarding the presence of terrorists affiliated with Fitna al-Hindustan, an Indian proxy group operating in the region. During the operation, Pakistan’s security forces engaged the terrorist hideout with precision. After an intense exchange of fire, four Indian-sponsored terrorists
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In a significant critique of U.S. foreign policy, the American magazine Foreign Affairs has declared the U.S. strategy of favoring India over Pakistan a failure. The magazine argues that India has consistently fallen short of Washington’s expectations and has never truly been a reliable strategic partner. In contrast, it suggests that Pakistan presents a more
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For months, the Afghan Taliban have flirted with India, shaking hands, exchanging words, and offering embassies and consulates, while conveniently ignoring the decades of support, shelter, and sacrifice Pakistan has extended to them. This growing India-Taliban “bromance” has not only raised eyebrows in Islamabad but also raised serious questions: has the Taliban forgotten who stood
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