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The spokesperson of the United Baloch Army (UBA), Mazar Baloch, stated that four of its militants , Mudasir Shahwani (alias Sarbuland Baloch, BLF), Shahbaz Khan Badani Mari (alias Pir Jan), Shakir Jatoi Baloch (alias Rodin Baloch), and Haris Muhammad Shehi Baloch (alias Aftab Baloch) , were killed in a strike on the mountainous region of Koh Nagai in Qalat on 4 November.
The spokesperson of the United Baloch Army (UBA), Mazar Baloch, stated that four of its militants , Mudasir Shahwani (alias Sarbuland Baloch, BLF), Shahbaz Khan Badani Mari (alias Pir Jan), Shakir Jatoi Baloch (alias Rodin Baloch), and Haris Muhammad Shehi Baloch (alias Aftab Baloch) , were killed in a strike on the mountainous region of Koh Nagai in Qalat on 4 November.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
According to a press release, the CTD Bannu and Lakki Marwat Police conducted intelligence-based operation in Sarai Naurang, eliminating two wanted militants, Muhammad Suhail alias Ahmad and Azmatullah alias Hafiz. Both individuals were implicated in multiple attacks on police and security forces, targeted killings, assaults on police installations, and an attack inside a mosque.
Security personnel also recovered a Kalashnikov rifle, a 9mm pistol, two magazines each, a mobile phone, and two identification cards linked to a proscribed organization.
According to a press release, the CTD Bannu and Lakki Marwat Police conducted intelligence-based operation in Sarai Naurang, eliminating two wanted militants, Muhammad Suhail alias Ahmad and Azmatullah alias Hafiz. Both individuals were implicated in multiple attacks on police and security forces, targeted killings, assaults on police installations, and an attack inside a mosque.
Security personnel also recovered a Kalashnikov rifle, a 9mm pistol, two magazines each, a mobile phone, and two identification cards linked to a proscribed organization.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: MONITORING
A video circulating on social media shows a “Good Taliban” commander, Saraksh, of Mohtaj group , assaulting a man named Arfan Faryadi, accusing him of singing “immoral songs.”
However, reports indicate that Arfan is actually the associate of another “Good Taliban” commander, Sameer, and that a longstanding personal rivalry between Saraksh and Mohtaj is the real reason behind the incident.
Sources suggest that Saraksh used the song as a pretext to target Arfan and settle this ongoing dispute.
A video circulating on social media shows a “Good Taliban” commander, Saraksh, of Mohtaj group , assaulting a man named Arfan Faryadi, accusing him of singing “immoral songs.”
However, reports indicate that Arfan is actually the associate of another “Good Taliban” commander, Sameer, and that a longstanding personal rivalry between Saraksh and Mohtaj is the real reason behind the incident.
Sources suggest that Saraksh used the song as a pretext to target Arfan and settle this ongoing dispute.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
An Anti-Terrorism Court sentenced Muhammad Tahir (27), a TTP operative from Heerabad, Hyderabad, to 31 years in prison on multiple terrorism and explosives charges. Arrested by the CTD on July 8, 2025, Tahir was found with two kilograms of explosives and live electronic devices. He was convicted and transferred to Central Prison Sahiwal to serve his sentence.
An Anti-Terrorism Court sentenced Muhammad Tahir (27), a TTP operative from Heerabad, Hyderabad, to 31 years in prison on multiple terrorism and explosives charges. Arrested by the CTD on July 8, 2025, Tahir was found with two kilograms of explosives and live electronic devices. He was convicted and transferred to Central Prison Sahiwal to serve his sentence.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
Following a recent suicide attack at Islamabad district courts, the Rawalpindi division has issued a strict 10-point security advisory for all public and private schools. The Education Department has approved the recruitment of 30,000 retired military and police personnel on daily wages to serve as security guards in every school and college. Institutions must raise boundary walls to eight feet with an additional two feet of barbed wire, install modern CCTV cameras, ensure UPS and battery backups, and set up control rooms with emergency contact numbers staffed throughout the day.
Additional security measures include mandatory metal detectors, walk-through gates, and visitor registers recording names and CNIC numbers. Schools must display rescue training and anti-terror guidelines, while students will not be allowed to leave during breaks and outsiders will be barred from entry. Assistant district education officers and higher officials will conduct daily inspections, and disciplinary action will be taken against non-compliant school heads or officials who fail to submit required reports.
Following a recent suicide attack at Islamabad district courts, the Rawalpindi division has issued a strict 10-point security advisory for all public and private schools. The Education Department has approved the recruitment of 30,000 retired military and police personnel on daily wages to serve as security guards in every school and college. Institutions must raise boundary walls to eight feet with an additional two feet of barbed wire, install modern CCTV cameras, ensure UPS and battery backups, and set up control rooms with emergency contact numbers staffed throughout the day.
Additional security measures include mandatory metal detectors, walk-through gates, and visitor registers recording names and CNIC numbers. Schools must display rescue training and anti-terror guidelines, while students will not be allowed to leave during breaks and outsiders will be barred from entry. Assistant district education officers and higher officials will conduct daily inspections, and disciplinary action will be taken against non-compliant school heads or officials who fail to submit required reports.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
Armed assailants opened fire on police near Bright Future School, close to Waran Canal in Tank district, injuring one police constable. Although bullets struck the school walls, the children and staff remained unharmed.
Armed assailants opened fire on police near Bright Future School, close to Waran Canal in Tank district, injuring one police constable. Although bullets struck the school walls, the children and staff remained unharmed.
-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: MONITORING
Over the past few days, southern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has witnessed a noticeable surge in targeted attacks on civilians. In Tank, Shoaib Mehsud , a resident of Bary Khel in South Waziristan , was shot dead. Wana reported the killing of a child, while in Tiarza, South Waziristan, two civilians were gunned down. A targeted assault on a civilian home was also carried out in Mir Ali. Additionally, two separate attacks were reported in Lakki Marwat, along with one incident each in Bannu and D.I. Khan, all occurring within the last three days.
Over the past few days, southern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has witnessed a noticeable surge in targeted attacks on civilians. In Tank, Shoaib Mehsud , a resident of Bary Khel in South Waziristan , was shot dead. Wana reported the killing of a child, while in Tiarza, South Waziristan, two civilians were gunned down. A targeted assault on a civilian home was also carried out in Mir Ali. Additionally, two separate attacks were reported in Lakki Marwat, along with one incident each in Bannu and D.I. Khan, all occurring within the last three days.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
At least three militants affiliated with the TTP were neutralised during an intelligence-driven operation conducted by FC forces in Dera Ismail Khan early this morning.
("Colonel sab nai khud thoka hain")
At least three militants affiliated with the TTP were neutralised during an intelligence-driven operation conducted by FC forces in Dera Ismail Khan early this morning.
("Colonel sab nai khud thoka hain")
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
In the Inayat Kalli Bazaar of Bajaur district, armed assailants opened fire, resulting in the death of two people and leaving another seriously injured.
In the Inayat Kalli Bazaar of Bajaur district, armed assailants opened fire, resulting in the death of two people and leaving another seriously injured.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
A suspected quadcopter attack in Zarmain Gul Chowk, Akakhel area of Tirah Valley, left one person injured.
A suspected quadcopter attack in Zarmain Gul Chowk, Akakhel area of Tirah Valley, left one person injured.
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PakPulse Intel
-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT According to sources, unidentified men set fire to the home of TTP commanders Tor and Shahzaib Bettani in Tank district.
-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
The home of TTP commander Abdul Baseer Bettani in Tank district was torched by unknown individuals.
The home of TTP commander Abdul Baseer Bettani in Tank district was torched by unknown individuals.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
A clash has been reported between so-called “good” and “bad” Taliban factions in the Darda Daz area of Hawed, Bannu, with initial reports indicating casualties.
According to reports, militants attacked Commander Qari Jaleel’s compound in Darda Rez, within the jurisdiction of Haved Police Station. In the intense exchange of fire, "Good Talib" Danish alias Usama was killed, while three others were injured.
A clash has been reported between so-called “good” and “bad” Taliban factions in the Darda Daz area of Hawed, Bannu, with initial reports indicating casualties.
According to reports, militants attacked Commander Qari Jaleel’s compound in Darda Rez, within the jurisdiction of Haved Police Station. In the intense exchange of fire, "Good Talib" Danish alias Usama was killed, while three others were injured.
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PakPulse Intel
-⚡🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: ALERT Three unidentified bodies were recovered from the mountainous area of Suran Dara, Gaddai Tangi, in Mohmand District. Due to the inability to identify the deceased, they were buried on the spot, according to local sources.
-⚡ UPDATE: TTP-affiliated media has confirmed that the abandoned bodies were those of their militants, who were killed during a security forces’ ambush while attempting to cross the border.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🇦🇫/🏴/🏳️: MONITORING
A senior member of the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) media wing, Saifullah Ammar, highlighted on his WhatsApp channel that TTP activities escalated significantly in 2025, peaking in August, with continued high activity in September and early October. According to Ammar, earlier in 2025, TTP chief Noor Wali Mehsud had stated that the group would achieve tangible results before 2026. Following this, the group intensified its operations, prompting retaliatory action by Pakistan inside Afghanistan. These developments led both countries to engage in negotiations, first in Qatar and later in Turkey.
According to Ammar, during these talks, a ceasefire between the TTP and Pakistani forces was reached. Although the negotiations eventually failed, the ceasefire reportedly remains in place. (It should be noted that this is according to Ammar; no formal ceasefire has been officially announced by either side. Since the Pakistan-Afghanistan conflict, the TTP has largely refrained from using its name, conducting small operations under different banners. However, there has been a significant decline in activity since the conflict, suggesting that an unofficial partial ceasefire may be in effect.)
Ammar further pointed out that while TTP chief Noor Wali Mehsud had vowed to deliver results before 2026, he became silent toward the end of 2025, just as the group appeared to be approaching a decisive phase.
The sudden surge in TTP operations, followed by an abrupt slowdown, according to Ammar, points toward the possibility of a major attack or a surprising development.
Ammar questioned:
Has the TTP truly adopted a ceasefire?
If so, is the group planning something significant?
Will Pakistan and the TTP resume negotiations?
Will the Pakistani establishment recognize them?
Could a formal agreement with the TTP be reached?
(NOTE: By the time of this writing, he had deleted the post. Perhaps it was because of his questioning tone toward the leadership, or maybe he was hinting at something significant involving the group.)
A senior member of the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) media wing, Saifullah Ammar, highlighted on his WhatsApp channel that TTP activities escalated significantly in 2025, peaking in August, with continued high activity in September and early October. According to Ammar, earlier in 2025, TTP chief Noor Wali Mehsud had stated that the group would achieve tangible results before 2026. Following this, the group intensified its operations, prompting retaliatory action by Pakistan inside Afghanistan. These developments led both countries to engage in negotiations, first in Qatar and later in Turkey.
According to Ammar, during these talks, a ceasefire between the TTP and Pakistani forces was reached. Although the negotiations eventually failed, the ceasefire reportedly remains in place. (It should be noted that this is according to Ammar; no formal ceasefire has been officially announced by either side. Since the Pakistan-Afghanistan conflict, the TTP has largely refrained from using its name, conducting small operations under different banners. However, there has been a significant decline in activity since the conflict, suggesting that an unofficial partial ceasefire may be in effect.)
Ammar further pointed out that while TTP chief Noor Wali Mehsud had vowed to deliver results before 2026, he became silent toward the end of 2025, just as the group appeared to be approaching a decisive phase.
The sudden surge in TTP operations, followed by an abrupt slowdown, according to Ammar, points toward the possibility of a major attack or a surprising development.
Ammar questioned:
Has the TTP truly adopted a ceasefire?
If so, is the group planning something significant?
Will Pakistan and the TTP resume negotiations?
Will the Pakistani establishment recognize them?
Could a formal agreement with the TTP be reached?
(NOTE: By the time of this writing, he had deleted the post. Perhaps it was because of his questioning tone toward the leadership, or maybe he was hinting at something significant involving the group.)
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