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A hand grenade was thrown at a CTD constable’s home in Turbat’s Absarbande Bazaar by motorcyclists, but it did not detonate, causing no casualties.
A hand grenade was thrown at a CTD constable’s home in Turbat’s Absarbande Bazaar by motorcyclists, but it did not detonate, causing no casualties.
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TTP’s Jamaat-ul-Ahrar–affiliated media has claimed that its militants targeted police officers in the Qaidabad area of Khushab district, Punjab, as well as in Karachi, Sindh, resulting in the killing and wounding of police personnel.
However, no independent verification of these claims is available, and the TTP has not formally claimed responsibility through its central channels.
According to local media reports, the incident in Punjab was linked to a train-related accident, and no exchange of gunfire took place. Meanwhile, the incident in Sindh was reportedly an encounter between police and robbers, with video footage of the gunfire circulating.
It should be noted that the central TTP has often accused Jamaat-ul-Ahrar of making false or exaggerated claims.
TTP’s Jamaat-ul-Ahrar–affiliated media has claimed that its militants targeted police officers in the Qaidabad area of Khushab district, Punjab, as well as in Karachi, Sindh, resulting in the killing and wounding of police personnel.
However, no independent verification of these claims is available, and the TTP has not formally claimed responsibility through its central channels.
According to local media reports, the incident in Punjab was linked to a train-related accident, and no exchange of gunfire took place. Meanwhile, the incident in Sindh was reportedly an encounter between police and robbers, with video footage of the gunfire circulating.
It should be noted that the central TTP has often accused Jamaat-ul-Ahrar of making false or exaggerated claims.
PakPulse Intel
-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT Security sources reported that an engagement in Shur-Parod, a mountainous area located between Kalat, Kharan, and Noshki, resulted in the neutralization of seven militants. It should be noted that the same area was targeted on 25 December…
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BLA spokesperson Jeeyand Baloch has released the identities of four militants killed in Shur-Parod, who were among the militants targeted in a precision strike on an operational camp of Baloch separatists. The deceased were identified as Zohaib alias Haq Nawaz, Manzoor Kurd alias Bakhtiar Cheeta, Samiullah alias Javed Phaliya, and Naseer Ahmed alias Merak.
BLA spokesperson Jeeyand Baloch has released the identities of four militants killed in Shur-Parod, who were among the militants targeted in a precision strike on an operational camp of Baloch separatists. The deceased were identified as Zohaib alias Haq Nawaz, Manzoor Kurd alias Bakhtiar Cheeta, Samiullah alias Javed Phaliya, and Naseer Ahmed alias Merak.
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Two social media workers, Ibrahim and Hikmatullah, have gone missing while en route from Bannu to North Waziristan for coverage of a program at a religious seminary. According to information, they disappeared prior to reaching their destination.
Two social media workers, Ibrahim and Hikmatullah, have gone missing while en route from Bannu to North Waziristan for coverage of a program at a religious seminary. According to information, they disappeared prior to reaching their destination.
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A boy was injured in a suspected quadcopter attack on a civilian residence in the Jani Khel, Noorang Khel area of Bannu.
A boy was injured in a suspected quadcopter attack on a civilian residence in the Jani Khel, Noorang Khel area of Bannu.
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Assailants killed Mohsin Baloch in a targeted attack within the limits of Band Kurai Police Station in the Sardar Wala area of Dera Ismail Khan. He was employed as a private security guard at a sugar mill.
Assailants killed Mohsin Baloch in a targeted attack within the limits of Band Kurai Police Station in the Sardar Wala area of Dera Ismail Khan. He was employed as a private security guard at a sugar mill.
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In Bajaur, a bomb was planted near the house of Jamaat-e-Islami provincial deputy Amir Maulana Waheed Gul, damaging his house, guest room, and a vehicle. No casualties were reported, as he was not at home.
Separately, in Khar, Bajaur, old explosives were safely defused by police through a controlled detonation.
In Bajaur, a bomb was planted near the house of Jamaat-e-Islami provincial deputy Amir Maulana Waheed Gul, damaging his house, guest room, and a vehicle. No casualties were reported, as he was not at home.
Separately, in Khar, Bajaur, old explosives were safely defused by police through a controlled detonation.
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An IED exploded near a security forces convoy at Link Road Highway Chowk in Bannu district. No casualties have been reported.
Meanwhile, in the Ahmadzai area of Bannu, another IED was safely defused by BD team.
An IED exploded near a security forces convoy at Link Road Highway Chowk in Bannu district. No casualties have been reported.
Meanwhile, in the Ahmadzai area of Bannu, another IED was safely defused by BD team.
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In Karak, the body of an unknown woman was found near the Tablighi Markaz bridge. She had been shot in the head, making identification difficult.
In Karak, the body of an unknown woman was found near the Tablighi Markaz bridge. She had been shot in the head, making identification difficult.
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The Baloch Liberation Front (BLF), in a statement, claimed responsibility for their assault on Kharan town, which injured five personnel, including a Major and a Colonel. The group displayed various types of weapons reportedly seized from a local police station.
The statement also released the identities of four of its militants who were among those killed: Mohsin Baloch alias Mureed and Hafeez alias Yasir Baloch, along with two commanders, Abdul Razaq alias Barag Jan, and Mubeen Baloch alias Mullah Rahmeen, who was, as per statement, holding the so-called rank of captain within the group.
The Baloch Liberation Front (BLF), in a statement, claimed responsibility for their assault on Kharan town, which injured five personnel, including a Major and a Colonel. The group displayed various types of weapons reportedly seized from a local police station.
The statement also released the identities of four of its militants who were among those killed: Mohsin Baloch alias Mureed and Hafeez alias Yasir Baloch, along with two commanders, Abdul Razaq alias Barag Jan, and Mubeen Baloch alias Mullah Rahmeen, who was, as per statement, holding the so-called rank of captain within the group.
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PakPulse Intel
-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT Assailants blew up a link bridge built over the Kurram River in Tehsil Shewa of North Waziristan using explosive material. As a result of the blast, the bridge sustained significant damage, cutting off all land connectivity with Mir Ali,…
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Today, the second round of the Kabul Khel tribe jirga met with the Taliban to address their demolition of the tribal bridge in Shewa, North Waziristan. During the meeting, the Taliban militants admitted to destroying the bridge and threatened to target additional infrastructure of the tribes.
The tribe issued a ten-day ultimatum regarding the matter, after which another jirga will be convened to determine further action.
Today, the second round of the Kabul Khel tribe jirga met with the Taliban to address their demolition of the tribal bridge in Shewa, North Waziristan. During the meeting, the Taliban militants admitted to destroying the bridge and threatened to target additional infrastructure of the tribes.
The tribe issued a ten-day ultimatum regarding the matter, after which another jirga will be convened to determine further action.
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The TTP has released the 40th issue of its Urdu-language monthly magazine, Majallah Taliban. This edition covers a wide range of content, including ideological, religious, biographical, operational, and analytical commentary.
The editorial focuses on the potential military operation in the Tirah region. Subsequent sections address Pakistan’s role in the Gaza peace initiative, the Pak-Afghan negotiations, and highlights from two recent ulema conferences held in Islamabad and Karachi.
The magazine also features an exclusive interview with Muhammad Khorasani, TTP spokesperson, conducted by Indian media. Biographical sketches of two TTP militants killed in South Punjab are included, alongside commentary on security dynamics, encounters by security forces, and other ideological, religious, and propagandist material.
Additionally, the issue presents a self-compiled report of TTP’s activities in 2025 and a special section detailing the annual operations of its media wing, Umar Media, including propaganda poetry.
The TTP has released the 40th issue of its Urdu-language monthly magazine, Majallah Taliban. This edition covers a wide range of content, including ideological, religious, biographical, operational, and analytical commentary.
The editorial focuses on the potential military operation in the Tirah region. Subsequent sections address Pakistan’s role in the Gaza peace initiative, the Pak-Afghan negotiations, and highlights from two recent ulema conferences held in Islamabad and Karachi.
The magazine also features an exclusive interview with Muhammad Khorasani, TTP spokesperson, conducted by Indian media. Biographical sketches of two TTP militants killed in South Punjab are included, alongside commentary on security dynamics, encounters by security forces, and other ideological, religious, and propagandist material.
Additionally, the issue presents a self-compiled report of TTP’s activities in 2025 and a special section detailing the annual operations of its media wing, Umar Media, including propaganda poetry.
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An explosion occurred in Matta, Swat District, when children playing near a garbage heap came across explosive material. Abdul Hadi (8–9) was killed, while Madiha (4–5) was injured and hospitalized.
An explosion occurred in Matta, Swat District, when children playing near a garbage heap came across explosive material. Abdul Hadi (8–9) was killed, while Madiha (4–5) was injured and hospitalized.
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ISKP has released the 13th issue of its Urdu-language magazine Nida-e-Khorasan, comprising 99 pages and covering a wide range of ideological and operational topics.
The editorial section promotes the concept of so-called “financial jihad,” while other sections glorify the Bondi Beach attack in Sydney and encourage sympathizers to carry out similar lone-actor attacks in Western countries.
The publication also discusses themes such as nationalism and democracy, presenting them through an extremist ideological lens.
It addresses the killing of Salafi cleric and known ISKP critic Izzatullah Muwahid in Peshawar, attempting to justify his assassination. The magazine references and critiques a broad spectrum of religious scholars and clerics, including Mufti Taqi Usmani, Maulana Idrees, Tariq Masood, Maulana Tariq Jameel, Fazlur Rehman, and Hafiz Saeed, among others.
Additionally, the issue contains a comparative discussion of execution practices related to sorcery, contrasting ISKP’s approach with that of the Taliban. It includes multiple religious and ideological articles, as well as commentary on recent counter-ISKP security operations by Turkiye.
The magazine also features a biographical profile of ISKP commander Mir Wali Afridi, alias Ayubi, from Khyber, who was killed during clashes with the Taliban. Throughout the publication, ISKP strongly criticizes rival militant groups, including the Taliban and Al-Qaeda. A substantial section is dedicated to Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), in which TTP members and supporters are urged to defect and align themselves with ISKP.
ISKP has released the 13th issue of its Urdu-language magazine Nida-e-Khorasan, comprising 99 pages and covering a wide range of ideological and operational topics.
The editorial section promotes the concept of so-called “financial jihad,” while other sections glorify the Bondi Beach attack in Sydney and encourage sympathizers to carry out similar lone-actor attacks in Western countries.
The publication also discusses themes such as nationalism and democracy, presenting them through an extremist ideological lens.
It addresses the killing of Salafi cleric and known ISKP critic Izzatullah Muwahid in Peshawar, attempting to justify his assassination. The magazine references and critiques a broad spectrum of religious scholars and clerics, including Mufti Taqi Usmani, Maulana Idrees, Tariq Masood, Maulana Tariq Jameel, Fazlur Rehman, and Hafiz Saeed, among others.
Additionally, the issue contains a comparative discussion of execution practices related to sorcery, contrasting ISKP’s approach with that of the Taliban. It includes multiple religious and ideological articles, as well as commentary on recent counter-ISKP security operations by Turkiye.
The magazine also features a biographical profile of ISKP commander Mir Wali Afridi, alias Ayubi, from Khyber, who was killed during clashes with the Taliban. Throughout the publication, ISKP strongly criticizes rival militant groups, including the Taliban and Al-Qaeda. A substantial section is dedicated to Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), in which TTP members and supporters are urged to defect and align themselves with ISKP.
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