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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: MONITORING Pro-militant social media channels linked to the Jamaat-ul-Ahrar faction of the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan have propagated claims of responsibility for the Peshawar assault. But as of now, no militant organization has issued an official…
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No group has formally claimed responsibility for the attack on the FC headquarters in Peshawar as of yet. However, social media activity suggests a link to Jamaat-ul-Ahrar (JuA), as several JuA-aligned channels have hinted at or claimed their involvement without issuing an official claim.
Likewise, media outlets affiliated with the TTP’s Al-Farooq Brigade have circulated messaging implying their participation, though no authoritative statement has been released.
No group has formally claimed responsibility for the attack on the FC headquarters in Peshawar as of yet. However, social media activity suggests a link to Jamaat-ul-Ahrar (JuA), as several JuA-aligned channels have hinted at or claimed their involvement without issuing an official claim.
Likewise, media outlets affiliated with the TTP’s Al-Farooq Brigade have circulated messaging implying their participation, though no authoritative statement has been released.
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Information Minister Attaullah Tarar stated that the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) emir, Noor Wali Mehsud, masterminded the 11 November suicide attack outside Islamabad’s Judicial Complex.
The attack left 12 people dead and 35 injured. In the days that followed, the government announced the arrest of four TTP-linked operatives believed to have facilitated various stages of the plot.
Addressing a press briefing in Islamabad, Tarar outlined the command-and-control network connecting the detained facilitators to senior TTP leadership operating from Afghanistan. Displaying their photographs, he identified the suspects as Sajidullah alias Sheena , assessed to be the suicide bomber’s principal handler , Kamran Khan, Muhammad Zali, and Shah Munir.
Tarar said Mehsud directed the operation through his Bajaur-origin commander Daadullah, with whom Sajidullah held multiple face-to-face meetings in 2023, 2024, and again in August 2025. The pair, he added, maintained persistent communication via an encrypted messaging platform. He noted that Daadullah, originally from Bajaur, is presently based inside Afghanistan.
The minister then played a recorded statement attributed to Sajidullah, in which he admitted to procuring the suicide vest and transporting the bomber , identified as Usman Shinwari , to the attack site.
“He was executing operational directives issued by Mehsud’s commander, Daadullah. Their objective was to stage a high-impact attack in either Rawalpindi or Islamabad,” Tarar said, adding that timely security measures helped avert “a mass-casualty event”.
Tarar said Sajidullah joined the TTP in 2015 and completed multiple training cycles in TTP camps across Afghanistan. During a 2024 trip to Jalalabad, he again met Daadullah to finalise details of the suicide mission and recruit two additional facilitators , Zali and Khan.
In August 2025, Sajidullah and Zali conducted another cross-border movement, initially meeting TTP operative Abdullah Jan alias Abu Hamza in the Shigal district before travelling onward to Kabul’s Arzan Qimat area for a detailed operational briefing with Daadullah.
“Daadullah passed down explicit instructions from Mehsud directing them to execute a suicide operation within the Rawalpindi–Islamabad corridor,” the minister stated.
After returning to Pakistan, Sajidullah re-established contact with the bomber, Shinwari, reportedly a resident of Afghanistan’s Nangarhar province. According to the minister, the pair conducted reconnaissance of several potential targets but were unable to breach security layers.
“There is no ambiguity: the operation was conceived, resourced, and directed from Afghan soil. The handler, Daadullah, is based there, and the principal operative received his training there,” Tarar said.
He added that all four arrested individuals held defined roles within the attack cycle. The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) and Intelligence Bureau (IB) apprehended them within 48 hours of the bombing in a coordinated, intelligence-driven operation.
Tarar said the arrests had “exposed a significant terror facilitation network”, calling it a major success for the CTD and the IB. He reaffirmed that Pakistan’s security, law-enforcement, and military institutions remain fully engaged in counterterrorism efforts.
Information Minister Attaullah Tarar stated that the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) emir, Noor Wali Mehsud, masterminded the 11 November suicide attack outside Islamabad’s Judicial Complex.
The attack left 12 people dead and 35 injured. In the days that followed, the government announced the arrest of four TTP-linked operatives believed to have facilitated various stages of the plot.
Addressing a press briefing in Islamabad, Tarar outlined the command-and-control network connecting the detained facilitators to senior TTP leadership operating from Afghanistan. Displaying their photographs, he identified the suspects as Sajidullah alias Sheena , assessed to be the suicide bomber’s principal handler , Kamran Khan, Muhammad Zali, and Shah Munir.
Tarar said Mehsud directed the operation through his Bajaur-origin commander Daadullah, with whom Sajidullah held multiple face-to-face meetings in 2023, 2024, and again in August 2025. The pair, he added, maintained persistent communication via an encrypted messaging platform. He noted that Daadullah, originally from Bajaur, is presently based inside Afghanistan.
The minister then played a recorded statement attributed to Sajidullah, in which he admitted to procuring the suicide vest and transporting the bomber , identified as Usman Shinwari , to the attack site.
“He was executing operational directives issued by Mehsud’s commander, Daadullah. Their objective was to stage a high-impact attack in either Rawalpindi or Islamabad,” Tarar said, adding that timely security measures helped avert “a mass-casualty event”.
Tarar said Sajidullah joined the TTP in 2015 and completed multiple training cycles in TTP camps across Afghanistan. During a 2024 trip to Jalalabad, he again met Daadullah to finalise details of the suicide mission and recruit two additional facilitators , Zali and Khan.
In August 2025, Sajidullah and Zali conducted another cross-border movement, initially meeting TTP operative Abdullah Jan alias Abu Hamza in the Shigal district before travelling onward to Kabul’s Arzan Qimat area for a detailed operational briefing with Daadullah.
“Daadullah passed down explicit instructions from Mehsud directing them to execute a suicide operation within the Rawalpindi–Islamabad corridor,” the minister stated.
After returning to Pakistan, Sajidullah re-established contact with the bomber, Shinwari, reportedly a resident of Afghanistan’s Nangarhar province. According to the minister, the pair conducted reconnaissance of several potential targets but were unable to breach security layers.
“There is no ambiguity: the operation was conceived, resourced, and directed from Afghan soil. The handler, Daadullah, is based there, and the principal operative received his training there,” Tarar said.
He added that all four arrested individuals held defined roles within the attack cycle. The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) and Intelligence Bureau (IB) apprehended them within 48 hours of the bombing in a coordinated, intelligence-driven operation.
Tarar said the arrests had “exposed a significant terror facilitation network”, calling it a major success for the CTD and the IB. He reaffirmed that Pakistan’s security, law-enforcement, and military institutions remain fully engaged in counterterrorism efforts.
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Confession statement of Sajidullah, alias Sheena.
Confession statement of Sajidullah, alias Sheena.
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Profile Pictures of Sajidullah alias Sheena, Kamran Khan, Muhammad Zali, Shah Munir and Usman Shinwari.
Profile Pictures of Sajidullah alias Sheena, Kamran Khan, Muhammad Zali, Shah Munir and Usman Shinwari.
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Security and intelligence agencies are pursuing facilitators and support networks behind Monday’s attack on the Federal Constabulary (FC) headquarters, which claimed the lives of three personnel and left 12 others injured.
The assault began when a suicide bomber detonated at the main gate, followed by two accomplices attempting to breach the installation. Response by FC personnel, including snipers and an armoured personnel carrier (APC), neutralized the attackers before they could reach the FC’s weekly assembly, attended by roughly 400 personnel near Sonehri Masjid Road. The assailants were confined to a motorbike parking area, sustaining fatal injuries from precise defensive fire.
Initial investigations revealed that the bombers had been waiting to carry out the attack. They reached the area at 7:35am while they executed the attack at 7:50am, the official said, hinting at a possible security breach that was the focus of their investigation.
“The bomber can be seen in the area at around 7:35am; the question is why did he take at least 25 minutes to carry out the attack despite the fact that he had passed the main gate twice , once while riding on a motorbike and then on foot,” a senior official said, fearing possible ‘facilitation’ from inside the headquarters.
CCTV footage showed the first bomber, disguised in a chador, detonating to clear the path for the others, who had approached on a motorbike via Charsadda Road, with movements also recorded near Nishtar Hall. Backpacks carried by the attackers indicate a potential plan to take hostages.
According to the state-run Associated Press of Pakistan, , initial findings confirm all three terrorists were Afghan nationals. Weapons and explosives were recovered from the deceased, and authorities are verifying their identities. Intelligence agencies are focused on tracing facilitators and any support networks involved.
Security and intelligence agencies are pursuing facilitators and support networks behind Monday’s attack on the Federal Constabulary (FC) headquarters, which claimed the lives of three personnel and left 12 others injured.
The assault began when a suicide bomber detonated at the main gate, followed by two accomplices attempting to breach the installation. Response by FC personnel, including snipers and an armoured personnel carrier (APC), neutralized the attackers before they could reach the FC’s weekly assembly, attended by roughly 400 personnel near Sonehri Masjid Road. The assailants were confined to a motorbike parking area, sustaining fatal injuries from precise defensive fire.
Initial investigations revealed that the bombers had been waiting to carry out the attack. They reached the area at 7:35am while they executed the attack at 7:50am, the official said, hinting at a possible security breach that was the focus of their investigation.
“The bomber can be seen in the area at around 7:35am; the question is why did he take at least 25 minutes to carry out the attack despite the fact that he had passed the main gate twice , once while riding on a motorbike and then on foot,” a senior official said, fearing possible ‘facilitation’ from inside the headquarters.
CCTV footage showed the first bomber, disguised in a chador, detonating to clear the path for the others, who had approached on a motorbike via Charsadda Road, with movements also recorded near Nishtar Hall. Backpacks carried by the attackers indicate a potential plan to take hostages.
According to the state-run Associated Press of Pakistan, , initial findings confirm all three terrorists were Afghan nationals. Weapons and explosives were recovered from the deceased, and authorities are verifying their identities. Intelligence agencies are focused on tracing facilitators and any support networks involved.
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⚡🇵🇰/🇦🇫/🏴/🏳️ : ALERT Last night, multiple explosions of unverified origin were reported in the Sagi area of Kunar province, the Gurbuz district of Khost province, and parts of Paktika province. Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid acknowledged the Khost…
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The Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR) stated that Pakistan has not conducted any attacks on Afghanistan. He emphasized that Pakistan’s policy is strictly against terrorism, not against the Afghan people. He added that if Pakistan conducts any operation, it will be done transparently and not covertly.
Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, while speaking to journalists, clarified that Pakistan does not target Afghan civilians. Any operations conducted in Afghanistan are aimed solely at militants. He highlighted that the recent attack on Wana Cadet College involved foreign elements using U.S.-supplied weaponry that originated from Afghanistan.
Despite multiple rounds of negotiations with Afghanistan, no concrete results have been achieved. Pakistan’s sole demand remains the elimination of militants networks, according to DG-ISPR.
The Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR) stated that Pakistan has not conducted any attacks on Afghanistan. He emphasized that Pakistan’s policy is strictly against terrorism, not against the Afghan people. He added that if Pakistan conducts any operation, it will be done transparently and not covertly.
Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, while speaking to journalists, clarified that Pakistan does not target Afghan civilians. Any operations conducted in Afghanistan are aimed solely at militants. He highlighted that the recent attack on Wana Cadet College involved foreign elements using U.S.-supplied weaponry that originated from Afghanistan.
Despite multiple rounds of negotiations with Afghanistan, no concrete results have been achieved. Pakistan’s sole demand remains the elimination of militants networks, according to DG-ISPR.
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MILITANT PROFILE 🛑 Omar Khalid Khurasani (Abdul Wali Mohmand) 🔺 Senior TTP Commander | Founder of Jamaat-ul-Ahrar (JuA) | Al-Qaeda Ally 🧾 Basic Information Full Name: Abdul Wali Mohmand Alias(es): Omar Khalid Khurasani Born: c. July 18, 1980 (some sources…
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Outfit behind Police Lines attack rears its head again
Though Monday’s attack hasn’t been claimed by Jamaatul Ahrar so far, observers point to social media chatter that indicates JuA was involved.
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Unidentified motorcycle-riding assaults shot and injured FC Havaldar Intizar outside his home in Peshawar’s suburban Regi area while he was on leave. He was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment.
Unidentified motorcycle-riding assaults shot and injured FC Havaldar Intizar outside his home in Peshawar’s suburban Regi area while he was on leave. He was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment.
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An off-duty Elite Force constable was shot dead by unidentified motorcycle-riding assailants in Karak’s Tappi area shortly after returning home on leave.
An off-duty Elite Force constable was shot dead by unidentified motorcycle-riding assailants in Karak’s Tappi area shortly after returning home on leave.
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In South Waziristan’s Lower Wana area, Ghundak, armed militants have launched sustained assaults on the Ghundak fort. The attackers have been engaging the security outpost for the past three days in an apparent attempt to compel its evacuation.
In South Waziristan’s Lower Wana area, Ghundak, armed militants have launched sustained assaults on the Ghundak fort. The attackers have been engaging the security outpost for the past three days in an apparent attempt to compel its evacuation.
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In the Tui Khula and Tanai areas of South Waziristan, security forces detected the movement of militant elements and subsequently engaged them during the night.
In the Tui Khula and Tanai areas of South Waziristan, security forces detected the movement of militant elements and subsequently engaged them during the night.
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A loud explosion was reported , last night , in the Dabara area of Tank. According to local sources, it was caused by a drone strike.
A loud explosion was reported , last night , in the Dabara area of Tank. According to local sources, it was caused by a drone strike.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: PROFILING One of the suicide operative killed in yesterday’s strike has been identified as Gul Azam, alias Mukhlish. According to sources, he had been preparing a VBIED operation, which was disrupted by a targeted strike.
-⚡🇵🇰/🇦🇫/🏴/🏳️: PROFILING
Additional militants neutralized in the Baka Khel strikes have been identified as Zakir, Khalid (alias Zakir), and Obaidullah (alias Ahrar), all Afghan nationals. (Obaidullah is seen in the image standing beside the replica of the Dome of the Rock in Kabul.)
Other militants confirmed killed include Umar (alias Paraki) from Sarghar, Tank district, and Noor Zaman from Tajori Lakimarot, Lakki Marwat district. (Image of Noor Zaman is unavailable,but local sources report that his funeral took place yesterday at 16:30 and he was interred in Landi Suleman Khel.)
Additional militants neutralized in the Baka Khel strikes have been identified as Zakir, Khalid (alias Zakir), and Obaidullah (alias Ahrar), all Afghan nationals. (Obaidullah is seen in the image standing beside the replica of the Dome of the Rock in Kabul.)
Other militants confirmed killed include Umar (alias Paraki) from Sarghar, Tank district, and Noor Zaman from Tajori Lakimarot, Lakki Marwat district. (Image of Noor Zaman is unavailable,but local sources report that his funeral took place yesterday at 16:30 and he was interred in Landi Suleman Khel.)
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-⚡🇵🇰/🇦🇫/🏴/🏳️: PROFILING Additional militants neutralized in the Baka Khel strikes have been identified as Zakir, Khalid (alias Zakir), and Obaidullah (alias Ahrar), all Afghan nationals. (Obaidullah is seen in the image standing beside the replica of the…
-⚡🇵🇰/🇦🇫/🏴/🏳️: PROFILING
Additional militants neutralized in the Baka Khel operation have been identified. Among them were Commander Khuzifah, Gul Zaram, and Arfi, also known by the alias Sangri.
Others included Gul Muhammad, Noor Zaman, and Gul Azam, alias Mukhlis.
One of the individuals remains unidentified.
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Additional militants neutralized in the Baka Khel operation have been identified. Among them were Commander Khuzifah, Gul Zaram, and Arfi, also known by the alias Sangri.
Others included Gul Muhammad, Noor Zaman, and Gul Azam, alias Mukhlis.
One of the individuals remains unidentified.
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