-β‘π΅π°/π΄/π³οΈ: MONITORING
Within a week, TTP spokesperson Muhammad Khorasani announced that two militant factions from northern Balochistan had sworn allegiance to the group. On November 11, he reported that a faction led by Commander Muhammad from Muslim Bagh in Qila Saifullah had pledged loyalty to TTP chief Noor Wali. Subsequently, on November 17, he stated that Commander Muhammad Umar, son of Abdul Hamid, from Qari Qayyum village in Pishin, had likewise declared his allegiance to Noor Wali.
Within a week, TTP spokesperson Muhammad Khorasani announced that two militant factions from northern Balochistan had sworn allegiance to the group. On November 11, he reported that a faction led by Commander Muhammad from Muslim Bagh in Qila Saifullah had pledged loyalty to TTP chief Noor Wali. Subsequently, on November 17, he stated that Commander Muhammad Umar, son of Abdul Hamid, from Qari Qayyum village in Pishin, had likewise declared his allegiance to Noor Wali.
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An Afghan national from Chaku village, Qarabagh district, Kabul province, Muhammad Bilal Abu Bakr, alias Muhajir Kochai, son of Kaka, was killed in Bajaur district during a security forces operation. He had been associated with the Saif-ul-Umr caravan and was seen in Lower Dir a few months earlier. He had been deployed to Bajaur just weeks prior to his death.
He was active on social media, regularly posting footage related to his taskheel deployments.
An Afghan national from Chaku village, Qarabagh district, Kabul province, Muhammad Bilal Abu Bakr, alias Muhajir Kochai, son of Kaka, was killed in Bajaur district during a security forces operation. He had been associated with the Saif-ul-Umr caravan and was seen in Lower Dir a few months earlier. He had been deployed to Bajaur just weeks prior to his death.
He was active on social media, regularly posting footage related to his taskheel deployments.
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Investigations into the 11 November suicide bombing at Islamabad Courthouse have uncovered critical developments. Authorities revealed that the attacker had attempted a prior bombing, which failed, forcing him to alter his plan.
Police sources reported that the bomber initially targeted personnel at 26 Number Chungi, but a prompt security response thwarted the attempt. Following this failure, he went into hiding in a rented house in Dhok Pracha, which police and intelligence agencies later located using CCTV footage.
A coordinated search-and-comb operation in Dhok Pracha was carried out successfully, with CCTV evidence proving instrumental in tracing the bomberβs movements from Golra to 26 Number Chungi. The 11 November attack ultimately killed 12 people and injured over two dozen.
Investigators also found that the bomber had booked a ride to the courthouse through an online motorcycle app for just 200 rupees. The rider who transported him was subsequently arrested.
Two days ago, the Intelligence Bureau (IB) and Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) apprehended four members of the TTP cell linked to the G-11 Judicial Complex attack. During interrogation, captured handler Sajidullah alias Sheena disclosed that he received directives via Telegram from commander Saeed-ur-Rahman alias Dadullah/Dad Akbar, a Bajaur native currently in Afghanistan serving as the intelligence chief of TTP Nawagai Bajaur.
Sajidullah stated that the Islamabad attack was designed to cause maximum casualties. Dad Akbar provided photos of the suicide bomber, Usman alias Qari, instructing Sajidullah to facilitate his arrival in Pakistan. Usman belonged to the Shinwari tribe and hailed from Achin district, Nangarhar province, Afghanistan.
Authorities confirmed that raids continue to dismantle the network, while security remains on high alert in Islamabad and Rawalpindi.
Investigations into the 11 November suicide bombing at Islamabad Courthouse have uncovered critical developments. Authorities revealed that the attacker had attempted a prior bombing, which failed, forcing him to alter his plan.
Police sources reported that the bomber initially targeted personnel at 26 Number Chungi, but a prompt security response thwarted the attempt. Following this failure, he went into hiding in a rented house in Dhok Pracha, which police and intelligence agencies later located using CCTV footage.
A coordinated search-and-comb operation in Dhok Pracha was carried out successfully, with CCTV evidence proving instrumental in tracing the bomberβs movements from Golra to 26 Number Chungi. The 11 November attack ultimately killed 12 people and injured over two dozen.
Investigators also found that the bomber had booked a ride to the courthouse through an online motorcycle app for just 200 rupees. The rider who transported him was subsequently arrested.
Two days ago, the Intelligence Bureau (IB) and Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) apprehended four members of the TTP cell linked to the G-11 Judicial Complex attack. During interrogation, captured handler Sajidullah alias Sheena disclosed that he received directives via Telegram from commander Saeed-ur-Rahman alias Dadullah/Dad Akbar, a Bajaur native currently in Afghanistan serving as the intelligence chief of TTP Nawagai Bajaur.
Sajidullah stated that the Islamabad attack was designed to cause maximum casualties. Dad Akbar provided photos of the suicide bomber, Usman alias Qari, instructing Sajidullah to facilitate his arrival in Pakistan. Usman belonged to the Shinwari tribe and hailed from Achin district, Nangarhar province, Afghanistan.
Authorities confirmed that raids continue to dismantle the network, while security remains on high alert in Islamabad and Rawalpindi.
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In Mirali, North Waziristan:
-An IED blast targeted security forces in Ippi, injuring two soldiers. Condition is reported to be stable.
- A quadcopter-borne explosive targeted a security post in Hasu Khail. The round landed outside the post and failed to detonate, resulting in no damage.
In Mirali, North Waziristan:
-An IED blast targeted security forces in Ippi, injuring two soldiers. Condition is reported to be stable.
- A quadcopter-borne explosive targeted a security post in Hasu Khail. The round landed outside the post and failed to detonate, resulting in no damage.
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In Turbat, Balochistan, armed assailants opened fire on Government Boys High School headmaster Liaqat Ali. He survived the attack, but one person was injured. Police say the attackers fled the scene, leaving behind a motorcycle and a weapon.
In Turbat, Balochistan, armed assailants opened fire on Government Boys High School headmaster Liaqat Ali. He survived the attack, but one person was injured. Police say the attackers fled the scene, leaving behind a motorcycle and a weapon.
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In Lakki Marwatβs Sheri Khel, Ghazni Khel area, assailants blew up a gas pipeline using an explosive device.
In Lakki Marwatβs Sheri Khel, Ghazni Khel area, assailants blew up a gas pipeline using an explosive device.
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Near Paile Bridge on D.I. Khan Road in Bannu, armed men shot and killed Bilal Khan, a resident of Karak.
Near Paile Bridge on D.I. Khan Road in Bannu, armed men shot and killed Bilal Khan, a resident of Karak.
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In Pabbi Tehsil, Nowshera, a transgender individual and a young man were shot dead.
In Pabbi Tehsil, Nowshera, a transgender individual and a young man were shot dead.
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-β‘π΅π°/π΄/π³οΈ: ALERT
According to the police, in the jurisdiction of Hovid Police Station,Bannu residents of Lundi Dak collaborated with law enforcement to take action against militants. During the operation, a militant identified as Nawab was arrested and later transferred to the Sheikh Lundi Dak police post.
According to the police, in the jurisdiction of Hovid Police Station,Bannu residents of Lundi Dak collaborated with law enforcement to take action against militants. During the operation, a militant identified as Nawab was arrested and later transferred to the Sheikh Lundi Dak police post.
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On the night of 16 November 2025, security forces carried out a precision, intelligence-driven strike on a militant compound in the Kot Zafar area of Tehsil Kulachi, Dera Ismail Khan, according to security sources.
The operation resulted in the neutralization of more than 10 militants, including a key TTP commander and several Afghan militants. Four additional militants were injured during the engagement. The raid also led to the recovery of significant quantities of explosives, suicide vests, IEDs, and various weapons.
Among those neutralized were former Abu Zakwanv deputy Alam Mehsud, as well as Sarai, Sajid and Tariq, according to security sources.
Alam Mehsud, a senior and influential TTP commander and key operational planner, was linked to multiple high-profile attacks, including the 2008 Nawaz Kot post assault, the 2010 Bannu Jail breakout, and the 2014 attack on an Army post, security sources confirmed.
(Photo of Alam Mehsudβs body attached)
On the night of 16 November 2025, security forces carried out a precision, intelligence-driven strike on a militant compound in the Kot Zafar area of Tehsil Kulachi, Dera Ismail Khan, according to security sources.
The operation resulted in the neutralization of more than 10 militants, including a key TTP commander and several Afghan militants. Four additional militants were injured during the engagement. The raid also led to the recovery of significant quantities of explosives, suicide vests, IEDs, and various weapons.
Among those neutralized were former Abu Zakwanv deputy Alam Mehsud, as well as Sarai, Sajid and Tariq, according to security sources.
Alam Mehsud, a senior and influential TTP commander and key operational planner, was linked to multiple high-profile attacks, including the 2008 Nawaz Kot post assault, the 2010 Bannu Jail breakout, and the 2014 attack on an Army post, security sources confirmed.
(Photo of Alam Mehsudβs body attached)
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-β‘π΅π°/π΄/π³οΈ: ALERT
An exchange of fire between security forces and militants was reported at a checkpoint near Mandi Bakakhel, Bannu. No casualties have been reported.
An exchange of fire between security forces and militants was reported at a checkpoint near Mandi Bakakhel, Bannu. No casualties have been reported.
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-β‘π΅π°/π΄/π³οΈ: ALERT
An explosive device detonated outside the home of social activist Rasheed Noshani Bugti in Dera Bugti, causing structural damage but no casualties. While police have launched an investigation, separatist sources allege the building was used by state-backed βdeath squads,β.
An explosive device detonated outside the home of social activist Rasheed Noshani Bugti in Dera Bugti, causing structural damage but no casualties. While police have launched an investigation, separatist sources allege the building was used by state-backed βdeath squads,β.
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According to police, unidentified armed men opened fire last night on the construction company working on the Benazir Bhutto Medical College near Dera Murad Jamali, within the limits of the Notal Police Station. The police returned fire, forcing the attackers to flee.
Police added that no loss of life or property was reported in the incident.
According to police, unidentified armed men opened fire last night on the construction company working on the Benazir Bhutto Medical College near Dera Murad Jamali, within the limits of the Notal Police Station. The police returned fire, forcing the attackers to flee.
Police added that no loss of life or property was reported in the incident.
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-β‘π΅π°/π΄/π³οΈ: ALERT Initial reports suggest that a suicide attacker prematurely detonated himself near the Bassa Khel Police Station at the DawaghoαΉa Bridge in Bannu. No loss of life or property to others was reported. (Or the explosive material in his possessionβ¦
-β‘ UPDATE: The individual who died in the explosion near the Bassi Khel Police Station at Dawaghora Pul is being described as the mastermind behind the IED. His second accomplice, who was injured in the blast, reportedly escaped into a nearby residential area. Police, along with local residents, have launched a search operation to track down the injured suspect.
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-β‘π΅π°/π¦π«/π΄/π³οΈ: PROFILING An Afghan national from Chaku village, Qarabagh district, Kabul province, Muhammad Bilal Abu Bakr, alias Muhajir Kochai, son of Kaka, was killed in Bajaur district during a security forces operation. He had been associated with theβ¦
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The body of Afghan national Muhammad Bilal Abu Bakr, alias Muhajir Kochai, son of Kaka, who was affiliated with the TTP and injured during a security forces operation in Loi Mamund, Bajaur, a few days ago, succumbed to his injuries two days ago. His body was transported to his hometown in Kabul Province, and his funeral was held yesterday at 2:30 PM, attended by numerous members of the Afghan Taliban.
The body of Afghan national Muhammad Bilal Abu Bakr, alias Muhajir Kochai, son of Kaka, who was affiliated with the TTP and injured during a security forces operation in Loi Mamund, Bajaur, a few days ago, succumbed to his injuries two days ago. His body was transported to his hometown in Kabul Province, and his funeral was held yesterday at 2:30 PM, attended by numerous members of the Afghan Taliban.
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-β‘π΅π°/π΄/π³οΈ: ALERT
In North Waziristanβs Mir Ali area, in the villages of Haider Khel and Eppi, an exchange of fire took place between security forces and militants. During the firefight, several rounds struck a nearby civilian locality, injuring one male and two female residents. The incident also resulted in damage to livestock and caused collateral damage to adjacent structures.
In North Waziristanβs Mir Ali area, in the villages of Haider Khel and Eppi, an exchange of fire took place between security forces and militants. During the firefight, several rounds struck a nearby civilian locality, injuring one male and two female residents. The incident also resulted in damage to livestock and caused collateral damage to adjacent structures.
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