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Successful Police Operation in Kohat: Three Terrorists Killed in Retaliatory Strike

In a successful counter-terrorism operation by the police in the jurisdiction of the Lachi Police Station, Kohat, three terrorists were killed after launching a retaliatory strike against a cowardly attack on the police vehicle. The attack resulted in the martyrdom of Probationer Assistant Sub-Inspector Ashfaq and injuries to two constables. Upon receiving the report of […]

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Field Marshal Asim Munir’s Strategic Diplomacy Ushers in New Era for US-Pakistan Relations

In a stunning diplomatic breakthrough, the US-Pakistan relationship has seen remarkable and exemplary progress, with Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir’s leadership now the subject of global admiration. Under his astute guidance, Pakistan’s position on the world stage has dramatically strengthened, garnering praise from foreign policy experts and international media. Field Marshal Asim Munir’s diplomatic leadership

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Locals and Security Forces Repel Terrorist Attack on Checkpost in Upper Dir

In a bold display of unity and resistance, locals from the Mashwani tribe, including residents from Kharagat, Kotun, Shaltalu, and Soni Dara, joined forces with security forces to repel a terrorist attack on a checkpost in the jurisdiction of the Shahi Kot Police Station, Soni Dara of Upper Dir’s Barawal area. The armed assailants launched

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Khawarij Attack in Khyber’s Bara Area Leaves Three Soldiers Martyred, Three Injured

Khawarij  launched a gun attack on Rifle No. 163 Wing Post in the Bara area of Khyber late Sunday, martyring three soldiers and injuring three others. According to security officials, the fallen soldiers have been identified as Sepoy Shakeel, Lance Naik Gulfaam, and Sepoy Awal Zaman. The injured personnel include Sepoy Masood Akhtar, Sepoy Adeel,

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Rivalries and Disputes: Divided Terror Groups Are Fueling Instability in Pakistan

The militant, landscape in Pakistan continues to fragment as terrorist organizations wrestle with deep divisions rooted in tribal rivalries, leadership struggles, ideological disputes, and foreign interference. What began as a central leadership conflict has now trickled down to the local level, creating a patchwork of splinter groups competing for influence, resources, and recognition. A recent

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TTP Commanders Facing Arrests Amid Growing Rift with Afghan Taliban

Reports circulating on social media and militant channels suggest that several Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) commanders, including the notorious figure Ghazi Ghazwan, have been detained by the Afghan Taliban. Although there is no official confirmation, even members of TTP-linked groups have admitted online that many of their fighters are currently in the custody of the “Islamic

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Russia Warns of 23,000 Foreign Militants in Afghanistan, Calls It Global Security Threat

Moscow has warned that more than 23,000 fighters from nearly 20 international militant groups are currently active in Afghanistan, posing a grave danger to both regional and global security. The estimate was revealed by Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu in a newly published article. Writing in the state-run Rossiyskaya Gazeta, Shoigu highlighted ISIS-K as

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Afghan Taliban Tighten Grip, Close Doors to Dialogue

Fresh reports about restrictions on former president Hamid Karzai have deepened concerns that the Taliban government is closing all doors for political dialogue and inclusivity. Once promising a broad-based and representative system, the Taliban appear to have taken a complete U-turn from their earlier commitments to Afghans and the international community. Karzai, who remained in

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21 Militants Killed in Pakistan’s Security Operations Identified as Afghan Nationals

The 21 militants killed in recent security operations in Pakistan have been identified as Afghan nationals. According to sources, these militants had crossed the border from Afghanistan and were attempting to carry out destructive activities in various regions of Pakistan. The security forces neutralized these militants during operations conducted earlier this week. A major terrorist

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