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According to unverified reports, Sajidullah, alias Muawiya Badri, son of Sharif Khan, from Upper Dir, Doband/Breikot, and a senior affiliate of the group Dir Chapter, who has a bounty of PKR 600,000, has reportedly been killed at an unknown location. Earlier reports regarding his death also circulated but were later proven false.
According to unverified reports, Sajidullah, alias Muawiya Badri, son of Sharif Khan, from Upper Dir, Doband/Breikot, and a senior affiliate of the group Dir Chapter, who has a bounty of PKR 600,000, has reportedly been killed at an unknown location. Earlier reports regarding his death also circulated but were later proven false.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT The Assistant Commissioner of North Waziristan, Shah Wali, was martyred in the armed assault in Bannu district. Initial reports had suggested he might have survived the attack, but these were later confirmed false. Meanwhile, the assault…
-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: MONITORING
Yesterday, at approximately 10:00 a.m., around 14 militants affiliated with the IMP-linked HGB faction, Jabhat Ansar Al Mahdi Khorasan, ambushed the vehicle of North Waziristan Assistant Commissioner Shah Wali on Miranshah Road in Bannu District. The assistant commissioner was on his way to appear in court when the attack occurred near Mamash Khel’s Masoomabad. Miranshah, the administrative headquarters of North Waziristan, lies adjacent to Bannu, highlighting the strategic significance of the route.
The assault was sudden and coordinated. Militants opened fire on the vehicle before setting it ablaze and seizing weapons from personnel on board. The attack resulted in the deaths of AC Shah Wali, two constables, and a civilian laborer working in nearby fields. Additionally, two police officials sustained injuries.
This ambush represents the latest in a pattern of targeted attacks against state officials along the crucial Miranshah-Bannu corridor. Earlier, on November 4, the convoy of North Waziristan DPO Waqar Khan was similarly attacked along the same route. While militant groups often claim that their targets are security personnel, 2025 has seen a marked surge in assaults on civil servants.
Notable attacks this year include:
-November 2025: Suicide bombing at District Court Complex Islamabad, targeting judges, lawyers, and litigants.
-October 2025: Kidnapping of civil judge in Kharan District.
-July 2025: Assassinations of Assistant Commissioner Faisal Ismail (Nawagai Tehsil) and Tehsildar Abdul Wakeel.
-May 2025: Killing of Additional Deputy Commissioner Hidayatullah Buledi in Surab.
-January 2025: Firing incident in Baggan, Kurram District, injuring DC Javedullah Mehsud.
-January 2025: AC Saeed Manan Khan was injured in Boshera, Upper Kurram.
-February 2025: Kidnapping of two customs officials and a chamber of commerce president in South Waziristan.
-April 2025: Two Tehsil Polio Officers (WHO staffers/government health officials) were abducted.
-September 2025: Kidnapping of a WHO District Surveillance Officer along with two fellow officials.
-October 2025: Abduction of four government officials in Bannu, including two high school teachers and two BISP workers.
-August 2025: Assistant Commissioner Muhammad Afzal and his son were abducted in Ziarat.
-June 2025: Abduction of Assistant Commissioner Muhammad Hanif Noorzai.
Militants often target civil officers to undermine the authority and functioning of the state in conflict-affected regions. By attacking administrative officials, they aim to spread fear, disrupt governance, and weaken law enforcement. Such attacks also send a message that the government cannot ensure security, boosting the militants’ influence locally. Additionally, high-profile assaults on civil servants can be used for propaganda, ransom, or retaliation against state policies. Overall, targeting civil officers is a strategic tactic to destabilize governance and assert militant control.
Yesterday, at approximately 10:00 a.m., around 14 militants affiliated with the IMP-linked HGB faction, Jabhat Ansar Al Mahdi Khorasan, ambushed the vehicle of North Waziristan Assistant Commissioner Shah Wali on Miranshah Road in Bannu District. The assistant commissioner was on his way to appear in court when the attack occurred near Mamash Khel’s Masoomabad. Miranshah, the administrative headquarters of North Waziristan, lies adjacent to Bannu, highlighting the strategic significance of the route.
The assault was sudden and coordinated. Militants opened fire on the vehicle before setting it ablaze and seizing weapons from personnel on board. The attack resulted in the deaths of AC Shah Wali, two constables, and a civilian laborer working in nearby fields. Additionally, two police officials sustained injuries.
This ambush represents the latest in a pattern of targeted attacks against state officials along the crucial Miranshah-Bannu corridor. Earlier, on November 4, the convoy of North Waziristan DPO Waqar Khan was similarly attacked along the same route. While militant groups often claim that their targets are security personnel, 2025 has seen a marked surge in assaults on civil servants.
Notable attacks this year include:
-November 2025: Suicide bombing at District Court Complex Islamabad, targeting judges, lawyers, and litigants.
-October 2025: Kidnapping of civil judge in Kharan District.
-July 2025: Assassinations of Assistant Commissioner Faisal Ismail (Nawagai Tehsil) and Tehsildar Abdul Wakeel.
-May 2025: Killing of Additional Deputy Commissioner Hidayatullah Buledi in Surab.
-January 2025: Firing incident in Baggan, Kurram District, injuring DC Javedullah Mehsud.
-January 2025: AC Saeed Manan Khan was injured in Boshera, Upper Kurram.
-February 2025: Kidnapping of two customs officials and a chamber of commerce president in South Waziristan.
-April 2025: Two Tehsil Polio Officers (WHO staffers/government health officials) were abducted.
-September 2025: Kidnapping of a WHO District Surveillance Officer along with two fellow officials.
-October 2025: Abduction of four government officials in Bannu, including two high school teachers and two BISP workers.
-August 2025: Assistant Commissioner Muhammad Afzal and his son were abducted in Ziarat.
-June 2025: Abduction of Assistant Commissioner Muhammad Hanif Noorzai.
Militants often target civil officers to undermine the authority and functioning of the state in conflict-affected regions. By attacking administrative officials, they aim to spread fear, disrupt governance, and weaken law enforcement. Such attacks also send a message that the government cannot ensure security, boosting the militants’ influence locally. Additionally, high-profile assaults on civil servants can be used for propaganda, ransom, or retaliation against state policies. Overall, targeting civil officers is a strategic tactic to destabilize governance and assert militant control.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
Three police personnel including ASI, were martyred in an IED/Ambush attack targeting their vehicle in the Paniyala area of Dera Ismail Khan.
Three police personnel including ASI, were martyred in an IED/Ambush attack targeting their vehicle in the Paniyala area of Dera Ismail Khan.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
Yesterday, two off-duty Federal Constabulary personnel were abducted from a civilian vehicle in Peepal Bazaar, Bannu district, by associates of TTP commander Razwan. The TTP’s shadow group, Lashkar-e-Difa al-Quds, has claimed responsibility for the abduction.
Yesterday, two off-duty Federal Constabulary personnel were abducted from a civilian vehicle in Peepal Bazaar, Bannu district, by associates of TTP commander Razwan. The TTP’s shadow group, Lashkar-e-Difa al-Quds, has claimed responsibility for the abduction.
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PakPulse Intel
-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT A suspected SVBIED attack at the entrance of the Frontier Corps Headquarters in the Nokundi area of Chaghi has been reported, followed by an armed assault by additional attackers. Initial information remains limited, and further details are…
-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: MONITORING
On the night of November 30, 2025, at 8:19 PM, the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) carried out its first-ever suicide attack on the Frontier Corps (FC) headquarters in Nokundi, district Chagai. The assault was initiated by a female suicide bomber, who detonated a 500-kilogram vehicle-borne improvised explosive device (SVBIED) at the main gate of the compound. The blast created a 50-foot-wide crater on the Quetta–Taftan highway, demonstrating the significant scale of the explosives used and clearing a path for a coordinated gun assault by five additional armed militants.
According to security sources, the Quick Reaction Force (QRF) engaged the attackers immediately, killing three militants on site. However, three assailants managed to penetrate the compound, reportedly taking hostages. The engagement inside the headquarters, during which special forces and aerial support participated, continued for nearly 30 hours, with intermittent gunfire and explosions, before Pakistani forces eliminated the remaining attackers during a late-night clearance operation.
No official statement has yet been released by the military’s media wing regarding the attack or casualties, however, media reports indicate that eight security personnel lost their lives, while three others sustained serious injuries. Authorities have not publicly addressed the BLF’s claim of hostage-taking.
Weapons Cache Recovered
Security forces recovered a large stockpile of sophisticated weapons and equipment from the militants, including:
-Night Vision Goggles (NVGs)
-U.S.-manufactured assault rifles
-Kevlar ballistic vests
-Rocket launchers
-Grenade launchers
-Multiple types of grenades
-Ammunition
-Walkie-talkie communication sets, and more
The attackers used a non-custom white Toyota Corolla Fielder during the attack. Despite the prolonged engagement, the militants retained substantial ammunition.
Identities of the Attackers
The BLF identified the assailants as members of their newly formed Saddo Operational Battalion (SOB):
-Zarina Rafiq (alias Tarang Mahu) – female suicide bomber
-Asif Baloch (alias Khalid Baloch)
-Nabeel Ahmed (alias Ustad Adil Baloch)
-Mir Jan Meral (alias Janan Baloch)
-Inayat Sahil (alias Gehram Baloch)
-Ghulam Jan Baloch (alias Istal Baloch)
According to separatist-affiliated media, Zarina Rafiq hailed from Kech district and was a student at the University of Balochistan. Reports also indicate that her father, brother, and fiance have gone missing, with both militant and military sources accusing each other of the abductions.
Tactical and Strategic Significance
The attack marks the BLF’s first suicide operation and the fifth female-led suicide attack by the Baloch separatist groups, signaling a shift in the group’s operational tactics. Recently, BLF leader Allah Nazar, in a propaganda video, encouraged the participation of women in militant activities.
The Nokundi area is strategically and economically sensitive, hosting major mineral projects operated by Chinese and Canadian firms, including the Reko Diq and Saindak copper and gold deposits. Its proximity to Pakistan’s nuclear test sites and position along the Quetta–Taftan highway, bordering both Iran and Afghanistan, makes it a high-value target for militant operations.
In a statement, the BLF claimed it had achieved all its objectives in the attack, adding that a detailed statement will be released. The Pakistani military media wing has not yet issued an official statement regarding the incident.
On the night of November 30, 2025, at 8:19 PM, the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) carried out its first-ever suicide attack on the Frontier Corps (FC) headquarters in Nokundi, district Chagai. The assault was initiated by a female suicide bomber, who detonated a 500-kilogram vehicle-borne improvised explosive device (SVBIED) at the main gate of the compound. The blast created a 50-foot-wide crater on the Quetta–Taftan highway, demonstrating the significant scale of the explosives used and clearing a path for a coordinated gun assault by five additional armed militants.
According to security sources, the Quick Reaction Force (QRF) engaged the attackers immediately, killing three militants on site. However, three assailants managed to penetrate the compound, reportedly taking hostages. The engagement inside the headquarters, during which special forces and aerial support participated, continued for nearly 30 hours, with intermittent gunfire and explosions, before Pakistani forces eliminated the remaining attackers during a late-night clearance operation.
No official statement has yet been released by the military’s media wing regarding the attack or casualties, however, media reports indicate that eight security personnel lost their lives, while three others sustained serious injuries. Authorities have not publicly addressed the BLF’s claim of hostage-taking.
Weapons Cache Recovered
Security forces recovered a large stockpile of sophisticated weapons and equipment from the militants, including:
-Night Vision Goggles (NVGs)
-U.S.-manufactured assault rifles
-Kevlar ballistic vests
-Rocket launchers
-Grenade launchers
-Multiple types of grenades
-Ammunition
-Walkie-talkie communication sets, and more
The attackers used a non-custom white Toyota Corolla Fielder during the attack. Despite the prolonged engagement, the militants retained substantial ammunition.
Identities of the Attackers
The BLF identified the assailants as members of their newly formed Saddo Operational Battalion (SOB):
-Zarina Rafiq (alias Tarang Mahu) – female suicide bomber
-Asif Baloch (alias Khalid Baloch)
-Nabeel Ahmed (alias Ustad Adil Baloch)
-Mir Jan Meral (alias Janan Baloch)
-Inayat Sahil (alias Gehram Baloch)
-Ghulam Jan Baloch (alias Istal Baloch)
According to separatist-affiliated media, Zarina Rafiq hailed from Kech district and was a student at the University of Balochistan. Reports also indicate that her father, brother, and fiance have gone missing, with both militant and military sources accusing each other of the abductions.
Tactical and Strategic Significance
The attack marks the BLF’s first suicide operation and the fifth female-led suicide attack by the Baloch separatist groups, signaling a shift in the group’s operational tactics. Recently, BLF leader Allah Nazar, in a propaganda video, encouraged the participation of women in militant activities.
The Nokundi area is strategically and economically sensitive, hosting major mineral projects operated by Chinese and Canadian firms, including the Reko Diq and Saindak copper and gold deposits. Its proximity to Pakistan’s nuclear test sites and position along the Quetta–Taftan highway, bordering both Iran and Afghanistan, makes it a high-value target for militant operations.
In a statement, the BLF claimed it had achieved all its objectives in the attack, adding that a detailed statement will be released. The Pakistani military media wing has not yet issued an official statement regarding the incident.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🇧🇩/🏴/🏳️: MONITORING
A video circulating on channels linked to the TTP shows three masked individuals, identified as suspected Bangladeshi members of the group. In the footage, they urge the public, particularly audiences in Bangladesh, not to criticize the TTP or the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA), and confirm their affiliation with TTP ranks.
In recent months, several Bangladeshi nationals operating under the TTP have been neutralized in security operations across Pakistan. These include Ahmed Jubair in North Waziristan, Abrar in Mianwali, Ibn Taymiyyah, and Faisal Hossain in Karak. Some Bangladeshi media also reported the killing of Ratan Dhali in Karak; however, a separate video later surfaced in which an individual identifying himself as Abdul Rahman, alias Ratan Dhali, denied reports of his death.
Another operative, Saifullah, was injured during strikes in Afghanistan in December of last year. More recently, in July, Bangladeshi authorities, acting on intelligence shared by Pakistani agencies, arrested two additional suspects linked to TTP activities.
Investigations have uncovered a long-running recruitment network led by engineer Imran Haidar, responsible for facilitating the movement of Bangladeshi youths to join TTP operations in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Recruits often travel through Saudi Arabia or Dubai before entering the region. Many of them were previously affiliated with the Bangladeshi extremist group Jamaatul Ansar Fil Hindal Sharqiya, which has known ties to Al-Qaeda.
Interrogations of the arrested suspects revealed crucial information regarding recruitment routes, handlers, and operational protocols. This has prompted Bangladeshi security agencies to intensify intelligence collection and monitoring efforts. Court records further indicate that these individuals were working to expand TTP networks, propagate jihadist ideology, and radicalize new recruits inside Bangladesh.
Recently, TTP media has started releasing visuals of its Bengali militants, whereas earlier the group attempted to conceal its links to Bangladesh.
A video circulating on channels linked to the TTP shows three masked individuals, identified as suspected Bangladeshi members of the group. In the footage, they urge the public, particularly audiences in Bangladesh, not to criticize the TTP or the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA), and confirm their affiliation with TTP ranks.
In recent months, several Bangladeshi nationals operating under the TTP have been neutralized in security operations across Pakistan. These include Ahmed Jubair in North Waziristan, Abrar in Mianwali, Ibn Taymiyyah, and Faisal Hossain in Karak. Some Bangladeshi media also reported the killing of Ratan Dhali in Karak; however, a separate video later surfaced in which an individual identifying himself as Abdul Rahman, alias Ratan Dhali, denied reports of his death.
Another operative, Saifullah, was injured during strikes in Afghanistan in December of last year. More recently, in July, Bangladeshi authorities, acting on intelligence shared by Pakistani agencies, arrested two additional suspects linked to TTP activities.
Investigations have uncovered a long-running recruitment network led by engineer Imran Haidar, responsible for facilitating the movement of Bangladeshi youths to join TTP operations in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Recruits often travel through Saudi Arabia or Dubai before entering the region. Many of them were previously affiliated with the Bangladeshi extremist group Jamaatul Ansar Fil Hindal Sharqiya, which has known ties to Al-Qaeda.
Interrogations of the arrested suspects revealed crucial information regarding recruitment routes, handlers, and operational protocols. This has prompted Bangladeshi security agencies to intensify intelligence collection and monitoring efforts. Court records further indicate that these individuals were working to expand TTP networks, propagate jihadist ideology, and radicalize new recruits inside Bangladesh.
Recently, TTP media has started releasing visuals of its Bengali militants, whereas earlier the group attempted to conceal its links to Bangladesh.
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PakPulse Intel
-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT Near Islamabad’s Sabzi Mandi area, an unidentified assailant fatally attacked an ASI with a knife. According to police, ASI Akbar was on foot when the attacker ambushed him. He sustained multiple stab wounds and later succumbed to his injuries…
-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
The Islamabad police have classified the killing of ASI Ali Akbar as a criminal case. During a routine check in Sabzi Mandi, five armed robbers on motorcycles opened fire on police personnel. Two suspects were apprehended, while the main assailant, injured during the encounter, later died in hospital. Authorities recovered ASI Ali Akbar’s service pistol from the deceased.
The Islamabad police have classified the killing of ASI Ali Akbar as a criminal case. During a routine check in Sabzi Mandi, five armed robbers on motorcycles opened fire on police personnel. Two suspects were apprehended, while the main assailant, injured during the encounter, later died in hospital. Authorities recovered ASI Ali Akbar’s service pistol from the deceased.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
Asrar, aged 20, a resident of Sikandro, Bajaur, was gunned down in Rashidabad, Bajaur, by armed assailants. He was engaged in street vending of garments for his livelihood. A few days earlier, a Quran vendor was also targeted in Bajaur, an attack claimed by TTP.
Asrar, aged 20, a resident of Sikandro, Bajaur, was gunned down in Rashidabad, Bajaur, by armed assailants. He was engaged in street vending of garments for his livelihood. A few days earlier, a Quran vendor was also targeted in Bajaur, an attack claimed by TTP.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🇦🇫/🇸🇦/🏳️: MONITORING
Despite Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) stating a few days earlier that the ceasefire understanding with Afghanistan was no longer in effect, primarily due to violations of its core condition that Afghan territory would not be used for cross-border terrorism, militant attacks orchestrated from Afghan soil have continued unabated.
However, according to a Reuters report citing three Afghan and two Pakistani officials, including one based in Istanbul, Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban administration recently held undisclosed talks in Saudi Arabia, during which both sides agreed to uphold the ceasefire framework.
Reuters further noted that Pakistan’s Foreign Office, the Pakistani military, the Afghan Taliban spokesperson, and the Saudi government did not respond to requests for comment regarding these reports.
Despite Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) stating a few days earlier that the ceasefire understanding with Afghanistan was no longer in effect, primarily due to violations of its core condition that Afghan territory would not be used for cross-border terrorism, militant attacks orchestrated from Afghan soil have continued unabated.
However, according to a Reuters report citing three Afghan and two Pakistani officials, including one based in Istanbul, Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban administration recently held undisclosed talks in Saudi Arabia, during which both sides agreed to uphold the ceasefire framework.
Reuters further noted that Pakistan’s Foreign Office, the Pakistani military, the Afghan Taliban spokesperson, and the Saudi government did not respond to requests for comment regarding these reports.
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PakPulse Intel
-⚡🇵🇰/🇦🇫/🇸🇦/🏳️: MONITORING Despite Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) stating a few days earlier that the ceasefire understanding with Afghanistan was no longer in effect, primarily due to violations of its core condition that Afghan territory…
-⚡🇹🇯/🇦🇫/🏳️: MONITORING
Well, Reuters reports are not always accurate, here is one example:
Tajikistan has denied a Reuters report claiming it is in talks with Russia to conduct joint patrols along the Afghan border after an attack that killed five Chinese workers on November 27. Tajik authorities called the report “fabricated,” insisting the border situation is fully under control. The attack, launched from Afghanistan and involving firearms and an explosive drone, has increased pressure on President Emomali Rahmon as China urged its citizens to leave the border region. Tajikistan and the Taliban continue to trade accusations over militant groups operating near the frontier, though both sides have recently communicated about the incident. Russia already has troops stationed in Tajikistan, but Dushanbe has independently guarded the Afghan border since 2005.
—Tajikistan Denies Talks With Russia To Guard Afghan Border After Deadly Attack On Chinese Workers
Well, Reuters reports are not always accurate, here is one example:
Tajikistan has denied a Reuters report claiming it is in talks with Russia to conduct joint patrols along the Afghan border after an attack that killed five Chinese workers on November 27. Tajik authorities called the report “fabricated,” insisting the border situation is fully under control. The attack, launched from Afghanistan and involving firearms and an explosive drone, has increased pressure on President Emomali Rahmon as China urged its citizens to leave the border region. Tajikistan and the Taliban continue to trade accusations over militant groups operating near the frontier, though both sides have recently communicated about the incident. Russia already has troops stationed in Tajikistan, but Dushanbe has independently guarded the Afghan border since 2005.
—Tajikistan Denies Talks With Russia To Guard Afghan Border After Deadly Attack On Chinese Workers
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
A suspected quadcopter attack targeted a mosque in the Dawood Shah area of Bannu district. No casualties were reported
A suspected quadcopter attack targeted a mosque in the Dawood Shah area of Bannu district. No casualties were reported
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
Earlier today in Daraban Kalan, Dera Ismail Khan, gunmen launched an armed assault targeting former tehsil council member and Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leader, Asif Iqbal Lothani.
During the attack, Lothani sustained injuries, while his driver, was fatally struck on the spot. The assault occurred while Lothani was present in the hujra of his residence.
Earlier today in Daraban Kalan, Dera Ismail Khan, gunmen launched an armed assault targeting former tehsil council member and Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leader, Asif Iqbal Lothani.
During the attack, Lothani sustained injuries, while his driver, was fatally struck on the spot. The assault occurred while Lothani was present in the hujra of his residence.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
Gunmen attacked a police vehicle in Tiarza, Upper South Waziristan, injuring Officer Imam Hussain. The assailants fled after a police counterattack. The officer is in stable condition.
Gunmen attacked a police vehicle in Tiarza, Upper South Waziristan, injuring Officer Imam Hussain. The assailants fled after a police counterattack. The officer is in stable condition.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
Assailants shot dead a former army serviceman near Hoveid Adda in Bannu. The victim had left the army about two years ago.
Assailants shot dead a former army serviceman near Hoveid Adda in Bannu. The victim had left the army about two years ago.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
A powerful explosion at Awal Noor School in Mamand Khel, Bannu district was reported by locals in Bannu district approximately 25 minutes ago.
A powerful explosion at Awal Noor School in Mamand Khel, Bannu district was reported by locals in Bannu district approximately 25 minutes ago.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
Commander Marwan, a longtime member of HGB’s affiliate, Jaish Muklis Caravan, was killed in a strike in Sheratala, Mir Ali, North Waziristan, along with several of his associates.
Commander Marwan, a longtime member of HGB’s affiliate, Jaish Muklis Caravan, was killed in a strike in Sheratala, Mir Ali, North Waziristan, along with several of his associates.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
Gunmen killed Umar Farooq Khan, former president of the Marwat Students Union at Agriculture University, in a targeted shooting in Sarai Naurang, Lakki district.
Gunmen killed Umar Farooq Khan, former president of the Marwat Students Union at Agriculture University, in a targeted shooting in Sarai Naurang, Lakki district.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
Attackers detonated explosive material at the main gate of Police Head Constable Masoom Jan Khan’s house in Kotka Dare Plari, Gandi Khan Khel, Tehsil Sarai Naurang, Lakki district. The blast occurred late at night and completely destroyed the gate.
Despite the intensity of the explosion, no casualties were reported, and the family remained safe.
Attackers detonated explosive material at the main gate of Police Head Constable Masoom Jan Khan’s house in Kotka Dare Plari, Gandi Khan Khel, Tehsil Sarai Naurang, Lakki district. The blast occurred late at night and completely destroyed the gate.
Despite the intensity of the explosion, no casualties were reported, and the family remained safe.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
Gunmen opened fire at a brick kiln near Khan City in the Dera Town police limits, killing the kiln owner, Farooq, son of Khalid Hussain and a resident of Korai.
Gunmen opened fire at a brick kiln near Khan City in the Dera Town police limits, killing the kiln owner, Farooq, son of Khalid Hussain and a resident of Korai.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🇦🇫/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
On the night of December 3/4, security forces intercepted an attempted infiltration by militants at the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in the Zhob sector, North Balochistan, resulting in the elimination of five militants.
On the night of December 3/4, security forces intercepted an attempted infiltration by militants at the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in the Zhob sector, North Balochistan, resulting in the elimination of five militants.
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