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2,500 Terrorists Moved from Syria to Afghanistan as Taliban Solidify Control Over Terror Networks, Pakistan Warns

Pakistan’s military has raised the alarm over the relocation of 2,500 militants from Syria to Afghanistan, emphasizing the Afghan Taliban’s role as the overarching authority for terrorist groups operating from the country. Speaking at a press conference at army headquarters, Lieutenant General Ahmad Sharif Chaudhry, the military spokesperson, stressed that none of the transferred fighters […]

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Afghan Terrorist, Bajaur IBO, Security Forces

Another Afghan Terrorist Neutralized in Bajaur IBO

Another Afghan terrorist was neutralized in an intelligence-based operation conducted by security forces in Bajaur district, according to security sources. The operation was carried out in the Samsai area following actionable intelligence regarding the presence of a terrorist. Security forces swiftly cordoned off the area and launched a targeted intelligence-based operation. During the operation, another

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Gold Mining, Takhar Province, Afghan Taliban, Clashes Over Gold Mining, Afghanistan

Gold Mining Halted in Takhar After Deadly Clashes Between Residents and Taliban-Linked Company

Gold mining operations in the Chah-e-Ab district of Takhar province have been suspended following deadly clashes between local residents and a mining company linked to the Taliban, according to Afghan media. Abdul Matin Qani, a spokesman for the Taliban’s Ministry of Interior, said the work of the gold mining company was stopped after violence erupted

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Explosion Targets Railway Track in Naseerabad, Balochistan

An explosion targeted a railway track near the Notal area of Naseerabad in Balochistan, causing damage to critical rail infrastructure and disrupting train operations in the region. According to initial reports, the blast was carried out by terrorists with the apparent aim of sabotaging transportation links. The explosion damaged a section of the railway track,

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Islamabad No Longer Trusts Afghan Taliban Amid Growing India Ties: Khwaja Asif

Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif has stated that Islamabad no longer trusts the Afghan Taliban, citing their deepening ties with India and warning that Pakistan is fully prepared to confront threats on both its eastern and western borders if necessary. Speaking in an interview with Geo News, the defence minister expressed serious concern over

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Explosive Attack and Arson Target Police Residence in Lakki Marwat

An alarming security incident was reported from Pahar Khel Pakka, Lakki Marwat, where unknown assailants targeted the residence of police officials, causing significant damage through arson and the use of explosive material. According to police sources, the house belonging to Anwar Shah, Traffic In-Charge Lakki Marwat, was set on fire by unidentified individuals. During the

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Factional Warfare Erupts: Jaamat-ul-Ahrar Cuts Ties with TTP Leadership

Recent intelligence and media reports indicate that Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), also known as Fitna al-Khawarij, is experiencing severe internal discord, reflecting growing divisions and a crisis of leadership within the group. Separate high-level meetings were held in Kabul and Paktika in early January 2026, underscoring the organizational fragmentation. On 2–3 January, the TTP’s Executive Council

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Bangladesh’s Al-Qaeda Ideologue Mahmudul Hasan Gunobi Re-Emerges as Key Militant Threat

Mahmudul Hasan Gunobi has re-emerged as one of Bangladesh’s most influential Islamist figures, underscoring the resilience of al-Qaeda-linked networks in the country. Designated by Bangladeshi authorities as the spiritual leader of the al-Qaeda-affiliated Ansar al-Islam, Gunobi has played a central role in linking popular religious preaching with militant recruitment and indoctrination. His release in 2024

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Security Forces Eliminate Two TTP Terrorists in Mohmand IBO

Security forces carried out a successful intelligence-based operation (IBO) in the Soran Dara area of Mohmand District, resulting in the killing of two terrorists affiliated with the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). According to security sources, the operation was launched on the basis of credible intelligence regarding the presence and movement of terrorists in the area. During

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Fragile Ceasefire, Rising Risks: ICG Flags Afghanistan-Pakistan Tensions

The International Crisis Group (ICG) has today released its flagship annual report, 10 Conflicts to Watch in 2026, identifying the world’s most volatile crises and the key drivers of instability that will shape global security in the coming year. While political attention has been drawn in recent months to U.S. peacemaking efforts under President Donald

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