A police constable was martyred and a civilian injured in a terrorist rocket attack targeting a police vehicle within the jurisdiction of Mandan Police Station in Bannu, officials confirmed. According to police sources, a bulletproof vehicle assigned to the Fateh Khel police outpost was attacked by militants using a rocket launcher at the Kangar Jan […]
At least 13 terrorists linked to Indian-sponsored Fitna al-Khwarij were eliminated in two separate infiltration attempts along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on April 28 and 29, security sources said. According to details, security forces detected the movement of a group attempting to infiltrate through the border in Mohmand district. Troops engaged the group
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The latest exposure of two so-called “missing persons”, mourned by so-called human rights activists, as active commanders of the banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) is not an isolated contradiction; it is part of a well-documented and recurring pattern that has unfolded over the past year. The crux lies in how the “missing persons” narrative has
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The controversy surrounding quadcopter attacks in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is not merely about technology, it is about narrative, responsibility, and public trust. Over the past year, a clear operational pattern has emerged. Terrorist groups have increasingly turned to commercially adaptable technologies like quadcopters to strike soft targets, including homes, markets, and even areas near schools. These
At least nine civilians, including women and children, were martyred and 12 others injured in six separate incidents of cross-border shelling in the Mamund and Salarzai areas of Bajaur district during March and April 2026, according to official sources. Officials said the shelling, reportedly originating from across the border, targeted civilian-populated areas in Laghri Mamund
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The terrorists of the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) carried out a quadcopter attack on a police checkpoint in the Anar China area of Hangu, resulting in two people sustaining minor injuries. The injured were initially shifted to DHQ Hospital Hangu and later referred to Kohat Hospital for further treatment. It is worth noting that in
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Does the state use quadcopters against ordinary civilians, or is it the Khwarij, who repeatedly claim responsibility in their own videos, that are targeting innocent people with these devices? The answer is clear: the Khwarij are openly using quadcopters to target civilians. So why is the provincial government trying to create confusion among the public?
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Two individuals previously listed among forcibly disappeared, or “missing persons” in Balochistan have resurfaced under dramatically different circumstances, after being identified as active commanders of the banned Balochistan Liberation Army and later eliminated during security operations. According to details, the two students, whose names had appeared in lists circulated by the Baloch Yakjehti Committee, were
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Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson has strongly condemned and exposed the Afghan Taliban’s shelling of civilian areas near the Pakistan–Afghanistan international border, terming the attacks a violation of basic humanitarian norms. The condemnation comes after at least five civilians, including four children and a woman, were injured when a mortar shell fired from Afghanistan landed on
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Serious concerns have resurfaced regarding cross-border security dynamics as fresh developments point to the continued use of Afghan territory for hostile activities targeting Pakistan. The situation has drawn renewed scrutiny over the role of the Afghan Taliban in enabling Khawarij elements and facilitating operations that threaten civilian populations in Pakistan’s border regions. According to available
