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Iranian Parliamentary Speaker Commends Pakistan and FM Asim Munir for Role in Lebanon Ceasefire Efforts

The Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, has praised the State of Pakistan and Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Asim Munir, for their role in facilitating a ceasefire in Lebanon, highlighting Islamabad’s growing diplomatic engagement in regional peace efforts. In a statement posted on the social media platform X, Speaker Ghalibaf […]

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Tehran Talks Spotlight: President Pezeshkian Acknowledges FM Asim Munir’s Influence on Regional Stability

A high-level meeting was held in Tehran between the President of Iran, Masoud Pezeshkian, and Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Asim Munir, underscoring the commitment of both nations to regional peace, stability, and strengthened bilateral relations. The meeting was attended by Pakistan’s Interior Minister, Mohsin Naqvi, and Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, reflecting

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Bajaur, Peshawar, Afghan Regime, Cross-Border Shelling in Bajaur, Pakistan's War on Terror and India-Backed Afghan Taliban's Double Game

Injured Civilians Shifted to Peshawar After Bajaur Firing Incident

Bajaur: Injured civilians from the Kot Kot area, affected by reported firing attributed to the Afghan regime, are receiving free medical treatment at the Frontier Corps Hospital in Peshawar. According to official coordination, treatment is being provided under special instructions issued by Inspector General FC KP North, Major General Rao Imran Sartaj. Medical teams at

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Grand Jirga, Hassan Khel Jirga, Counterterrorism in KP and Balochistan,

Grand Jirga in Hassan Khel Focuses on Security and Development

A grand jirga was held in Hassan Khel, Peshawar Division, bringing together civil administration officials, security representatives, health authorities, and tribal elders to discuss regional development, public concerns, and the prevailing security situation. The meeting, chaired by Commissioner Peshawar Division Riyaz Khan Mehsud, was attended by senior military and police officials, including the Deputy Commander

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Counterterror Operations, Security Operations in KP, Terrorist Networks, Afghan Taliban and Cross-Border Terrorism, Pakistan's War on Terror and India-Backed Afghan Taliban's Double Game

Counterterror Operations Continue in KP Amid Persistent Terrorist Presence

Counterterror operations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa remain ongoing as intelligence assessments indicate the continued presence of terrorist networks across multiple districts of the province. Law enforcement and security agencies are engaged in sustained counterterror efforts targeting groups involved in attacks on civilians, infrastructure, and security personnel. Officials describe the operational environment as dynamic and complex, with

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Western Frontier, Cross-Border Infiltration Attempts, Afghan Taliban, Security Forces, Pakistan's War on Terror and Afghan Safe Havens

Cross-Border Infiltration Attempts Persist as Security Forces Maintain Heightened Vigil Along Western Frontier

Security forces continue to maintain heightened vigilance along Pakistan’s western frontier following repeated infiltration attempts in sensitive frontier regions. Officials say recent incidents across border districts highlight an ongoing pattern of movement by armed elements attempting to exploit difficult terrain and porous segments of the frontier. In some cases, individuals identified as foreign nationals have

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Pakistan, Afghan Taliban, Pakistan–Afghan Taliban Engagement, Cross-Border Attacks, Pakistan War on Terror and Afghan Safe Havens

Pakistan–Afghan Taliban Engagement Continues Amid Deepening Security Concerns Along Border Regions

Diplomatic engagement between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban continues through regional and international facilitation channels, even as security conditions along the western border remain volatile and unresolved. Recent rounds of engagement have focused on stabilizing bilateral relations and preventing further escalation in cross-border tensions. However, persistent security incidents in border regions continue to undermine the

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Taliban Arrest Own Fighters in Badakhshan Over Alleged ISIS Links

A troubling development has emerged from northern Afghanistan, where internal fractures within militant ranks appear to be surfacing alongside a broader rise in extremist activity. Local sources in Badakhshan Province reported that the Afghan Taliban have detained at least six of their own fighters over alleged links to ISIS. The individuals were reportedly taken into

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Terror, Anti-Terror Operations, Protests During Security Operations, Terrprists and their Facilitators, Pakistan's Fight against Terrorism and Cross-Border Attacks

Protests Emerge During Anti-Terror Operations, Raising Questions Over Timing and Motives

Each time security forces tighten the noose around terrorists, a familiar pattern begins to unfold in certain areas, sudden protests emerge, often at the most critical stages of operations. The timing is not just noticeable, it is deeply consequential, and it raises a question that many ordinary citizens continue to ask: why do these reactions

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Children, Bajaur Tragedy, Cross-Border Shelling in Bajaur, Afghan Taliban, Pakistan Afghan Taliban Tensions

Three Lives Lost, Including Two Children, How Long Will This Continue?

Funeral prayers were offered for three civilians, including two children, who were killed in cross-border shelling in Bajaur District, as grief and anger gripped the area. The victims lost their lives when Afghan Taliban carried out unprovoked shelling on a residential area in Kat Kot, striking a house and leaving three others seriously injured. The

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