Intelligence sources have confirmed that the suicide blast in Islamabad on Tuesday was orchestrated from Afghanistan, with direct backing from Indian-sponsored militant networks.
According to the sources, the blast occurred around 12:45 p.m., but suspicious activity had already surfaced on Afghan social media accounts earlier in the morning. By 6:45 a.m., an X (formerly Twitter) account linked to the Afghan Taliban had posted a message saying, “Coming soon Islamabad.”
The same sources said similar threatening messages had appeared during Afghanistan’s recent military parade, where posts mentioned “raising the Afghan flag in Lahore” and “burning Islamabad.” Afghan outlet Amaj News reportedly amplified these threats on November 2, posting statements that glorified such violence.
Another Taliban-linked X account, “Khorasan Al-Arabi,” posted “Bismillah Al-Rahman Al-Raheem” moments after the explosion, which sources described as reflecting the “malicious intent of the Afghan regime.”
The sources said the online activity originating from Afghanistan prior to the blast is undeniable proof that the Taliban regime continues its subversive operations against Pakistan.
“The regime in Kabul is directly involved in sponsoring terrorism on Pakistani soil,” one senior source asserted, adding that an Indian-backed Afghan hand is clearly behind the latest attack aimed at destabilising Pakistan.
Security officials further believe that the blasts in Islamabad and New Delhi are part of a joint anti-Pakistan campaign, coordinated between two hostile neighbours
