PakPulse Intel
-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT In Bar Kambar Khel, Bara, Khyber District, an IED blast targeted an FC convoy, resulting in the martyrdom of three soldiers and injuries to three others.
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Another soldier succumbed to his injuries, bringing the death toll to four, after an IED blast targeted a security forces’ ration vehicle
Another soldier succumbed to his injuries, bringing the death toll to four, after an IED blast targeted a security forces’ ration vehicle
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
Yesterday, a Major-ranked military officer affiliated to an intelligence agency was attacked and injured when his vehicle was intercepted by assailants while travelling from Quetta to Islamabad.
The incident occurred in Draban, Dera Ismail Khan district, KP, where the attackers had reportedly established a temporary checkpoint on the N-50 highway.
Initially, security sources stated that the incident appeared to be criminal in nature. However, today the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) claimed responsibility for the attack, stating that the objective was the abduction of the officer, though he was wounded during the exchange.
It is noteworthy that the TTP Zarrar Gandapur group, which is active in the area, is notorious for abductions and targeted assaults. In August 2024, the same group abducted Lieutenant Colonel Khalid Ameer along with his family members, who were later released after the group’s demands were met.
Similarly, in May this year, a freshly commissioned Pakistan Army officer, Second Lieutenant Syed Saeed Ahmed, was abducted in Dera Ismail Khan while travelling from Quetta to Lahore. He remains in TTP custody after several months and is reportedly being held in the Imam area of Tank district, at a TTP Zarrar Gandapur operational markaz.
Yesterday, a Major-ranked military officer affiliated to an intelligence agency was attacked and injured when his vehicle was intercepted by assailants while travelling from Quetta to Islamabad.
The incident occurred in Draban, Dera Ismail Khan district, KP, where the attackers had reportedly established a temporary checkpoint on the N-50 highway.
Initially, security sources stated that the incident appeared to be criminal in nature. However, today the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) claimed responsibility for the attack, stating that the objective was the abduction of the officer, though he was wounded during the exchange.
It is noteworthy that the TTP Zarrar Gandapur group, which is active in the area, is notorious for abductions and targeted assaults. In August 2024, the same group abducted Lieutenant Colonel Khalid Ameer along with his family members, who were later released after the group’s demands were met.
Similarly, in May this year, a freshly commissioned Pakistan Army officer, Second Lieutenant Syed Saeed Ahmed, was abducted in Dera Ismail Khan while travelling from Quetta to Lahore. He remains in TTP custody after several months and is reportedly being held in the Imam area of Tank district, at a TTP Zarrar Gandapur operational markaz.
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PakPulse Intel
-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT An exchange of fire between security forces and militants been reported at the Mandal post in Bajaur District.
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An exchange of fire between security forces and militants was reported at the Mandal post in Bajaur District.
An exchange of fire between security forces and militants was reported at the Mandal post in Bajaur District.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
A child was injured in a suspected mortar shell attack in the Tirah Valley of Khyber District.
A child was injured in a suspected mortar shell attack in the Tirah Valley of Khyber District.
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PakPulse Intel
-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT An exchange of fire between security forces and militants was reported at the Mandal post in Bajaur District.
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A FC SOG instructor was martyred in an exchange of fire with militants in Mandal, Khar Tehsil, Bajaur District.
A FC SOG instructor was martyred in an exchange of fire with militants in Mandal, Khar Tehsil, Bajaur District.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
Pakistan’s security forces have claimed the arrest of an alleged female Baloch separatist suicide bomber, identified as Khair-un-Nisa, in Hub, along with two facilitators, Farid, a male accomplice, and Hani, a female facilitator from Tejaban, Kech.
This arrest marks at least the fifth such case in recent years. Previous arrests include Noor Jahan Baloch, an alleged female suicide bomber affiliated with the BLA’s Majeed Brigade, apprehended in Turbat in May 2022, Mahal Baloch from Quetta, arrested in February 2023 and allegedly linked to the BLF, Adila Baloch, detained in Turbat in 2024, and another suspected female sucide bomber arrested in Awaran.
Pakistan’s security forces have claimed the arrest of an alleged female Baloch separatist suicide bomber, identified as Khair-un-Nisa, in Hub, along with two facilitators, Farid, a male accomplice, and Hani, a female facilitator from Tejaban, Kech.
This arrest marks at least the fifth such case in recent years. Previous arrests include Noor Jahan Baloch, an alleged female suicide bomber affiliated with the BLA’s Majeed Brigade, apprehended in Turbat in May 2022, Mahal Baloch from Quetta, arrested in February 2023 and allegedly linked to the BLF, Adila Baloch, detained in Turbat in 2024, and another suspected female sucide bomber arrested in Awaran.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
A suspected quadcopter attack targeted the home of NDM-affiliated Imran Wazir in Jani Khel, Bannu, injuring five members of his family.
A suspected quadcopter attack targeted the home of NDM-affiliated Imran Wazir in Jani Khel, Bannu, injuring five members of his family.
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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 2025: Terrorism and Counterterrorism, CTD Report
Overview
In 2025, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) faced a sharp rise in terrorism, with 1,588 incidents across 14 districts, up from 1,058 last year (50% increase). Attacks included suicide bombings, firing, drone strikes, bomb explosions, hand-grenade attacks, and rocket incidents, highlighting persistent threats in both settled and tribal areas.
Casualties
The human toll was severe: 502 civilians and security personnel martyred. This includes 223 civilians, 137 police officers, 124 Federal Constabulary personnel, and 18 other law enforcement members. Injuries totaled 570 civilians, 236 police, and 244 Federal Constabulary personnel.
Counterterrorism Operations
Law enforcement conducted 2,791 search-and-strike and intelligence-based operations, a 3% increase from 2024 (2,703). These operations neutralized 348 militants (212 in 2024) and arrested 1,244 suspects(nearly double from 744 in 2024), including 25 high-value militants. Over five years, counterterrorism actions rose by 102%. 320 attacks were foiled during the year.
District Highlights
-Bannu: 394 incidents; 41 police and 54 civilians killed; 89 police and 125 civilians injured; 3,437 suspects nominated, epicenter of violence and counter-opr.
-North Waziristan: 181 incidents; 38 civilians killed, 182 injured; 887 suspects.
-Dera Ismail Khan: 152 incidents; 137 terrorists neutralized; 865 suspects.
-South Waziristan: 103 incidents; 39 civilians killed, 86 injured.
-Peshawar: 163 cases; 865 suspects.
-Other affected districts included Lakki Marwat, Hangu, Bajaur, Mohmand, Kurram, Tank, Khyber, Dir, and Karak.
Nature of Attacks
-Suicide attacks: 8 | Firing: 557 | Drone: 54 | Bombs: 160 | Hand grenades: 68 | Missile/rocket: 27
-Target killings: 116 | Kidnappings: 84 | Extortion: 138 | Terror financing: 30 | Facilitation: 183 | Fourth Schedule listings: 4
Trends & Observations
-50% rise in registered terrorism cases.
-Attacks on police rose 56% (327 to 510), though fatalities slightly decreased due to advanced technology.
-Anti-drone systems and thermal imaging improved response capabilities.
-Militants possessed NATO-supplied weapons from Afghanistan.
-Some attacks originated from across the Afghan border, showing cross-border coordination.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 2025: Terrorism and Counterterrorism, CTD Report
Overview
In 2025, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) faced a sharp rise in terrorism, with 1,588 incidents across 14 districts, up from 1,058 last year (50% increase). Attacks included suicide bombings, firing, drone strikes, bomb explosions, hand-grenade attacks, and rocket incidents, highlighting persistent threats in both settled and tribal areas.
Casualties
The human toll was severe: 502 civilians and security personnel martyred. This includes 223 civilians, 137 police officers, 124 Federal Constabulary personnel, and 18 other law enforcement members. Injuries totaled 570 civilians, 236 police, and 244 Federal Constabulary personnel.
Counterterrorism Operations
Law enforcement conducted 2,791 search-and-strike and intelligence-based operations, a 3% increase from 2024 (2,703). These operations neutralized 348 militants (212 in 2024) and arrested 1,244 suspects(nearly double from 744 in 2024), including 25 high-value militants. Over five years, counterterrorism actions rose by 102%. 320 attacks were foiled during the year.
District Highlights
-Bannu: 394 incidents; 41 police and 54 civilians killed; 89 police and 125 civilians injured; 3,437 suspects nominated, epicenter of violence and counter-opr.
-North Waziristan: 181 incidents; 38 civilians killed, 182 injured; 887 suspects.
-Dera Ismail Khan: 152 incidents; 137 terrorists neutralized; 865 suspects.
-South Waziristan: 103 incidents; 39 civilians killed, 86 injured.
-Peshawar: 163 cases; 865 suspects.
-Other affected districts included Lakki Marwat, Hangu, Bajaur, Mohmand, Kurram, Tank, Khyber, Dir, and Karak.
Nature of Attacks
-Suicide attacks: 8 | Firing: 557 | Drone: 54 | Bombs: 160 | Hand grenades: 68 | Missile/rocket: 27
-Target killings: 116 | Kidnappings: 84 | Extortion: 138 | Terror financing: 30 | Facilitation: 183 | Fourth Schedule listings: 4
Trends & Observations
-50% rise in registered terrorism cases.
-Attacks on police rose 56% (327 to 510), though fatalities slightly decreased due to advanced technology.
-Anti-drone systems and thermal imaging improved response capabilities.
-Militants possessed NATO-supplied weapons from Afghanistan.
-Some attacks originated from across the Afghan border, showing cross-border coordination.
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A video footage of coordinated engagement between militants affiliated with HGB’s Usood ul Harb Huzafia Suicide Unit and Pakistani Army forces, 64 FF / 115 Bde / 7 Div, during an SVBIED and armed physical assault on Boya Army Fort in North Waziristan.
The attack commenced around 0730 hours on 19 December, when a suicide bomber drove an explosives-laden vehicle through the fort’s outer barrier, ramming through the gate and causing significant structural damage to the perimeter, roof, and adjacent infrastructure. The initial breach was immediately followed by a four-person armed assault militants team attempting to infiltrate the installation.
Army SAT teams, snipers, and unmanned aerial assets (quadcopters) engaged the attackers at the inner wall. One injured militant was neutralized when an MRAP rammed through, while the last one was eliminated via quadcopter engagement at the perimeter, ultimately all five militants involved in the assault were killed.
A video footage of coordinated engagement between militants affiliated with HGB’s Usood ul Harb Huzafia Suicide Unit and Pakistani Army forces, 64 FF / 115 Bde / 7 Div, during an SVBIED and armed physical assault on Boya Army Fort in North Waziristan.
The attack commenced around 0730 hours on 19 December, when a suicide bomber drove an explosives-laden vehicle through the fort’s outer barrier, ramming through the gate and causing significant structural damage to the perimeter, roof, and adjacent infrastructure. The initial breach was immediately followed by a four-person armed assault militants team attempting to infiltrate the installation.
Army SAT teams, snipers, and unmanned aerial assets (quadcopters) engaged the attackers at the inner wall. One injured militant was neutralized when an MRAP rammed through, while the last one was eliminated via quadcopter engagement at the perimeter, ultimately all five militants involved in the assault were killed.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
Armed assailants attacked the under-construction private Talha Foundation Hospital, a charitable organization, located in the Fatah Sheri area of Takht-e-Nusrati tehsil, Karak district.
According to hospital officials, the attackers forcibly took away a staff member, a civil engineer identified as Wasif Hussain.
They also looted hospital equipment, laptops, and other valuables, and carried out extensive vandalism inside the facility.
Armed assailants attacked the under-construction private Talha Foundation Hospital, a charitable organization, located in the Fatah Sheri area of Takht-e-Nusrati tehsil, Karak district.
According to hospital officials, the attackers forcibly took away a staff member, a civil engineer identified as Wasif Hussain.
They also looted hospital equipment, laptops, and other valuables, and carried out extensive vandalism inside the facility.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
In Bannu’s Bakakhel area, the Tochi Bridge was dug up and blocked last night by assailants.
In Bannu’s Bakakhel area, the Tochi Bridge was dug up and blocked last night by assailants.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
A quadcopter attack targeted the house of a local , Rehmatullah, in Wali Noor Jani Khel, Bannu , injuring four people, including women and young girls. The injured were shifted to the District Headquarters Hospital for treatment.
According to local sources, there has been a sharp increase in quadcopter attacks in and around the city.
A quadcopter attack targeted the house of a local , Rehmatullah, in Wali Noor Jani Khel, Bannu , injuring four people, including women and young girls. The injured were shifted to the District Headquarters Hospital for treatment.
According to local sources, there has been a sharp increase in quadcopter attacks in and around the city.
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TTP spokesperson Muhammad Khorasani released a condolence statement on the death of Baloch figure Abdul Qadeer Baloch, commonly known as Mama Qadeer, as part of a propaganda attempt to gain traction in Balochistan .
TTP spokesperson Muhammad Khorasani released a condolence statement on the death of Baloch figure Abdul Qadeer Baloch, commonly known as Mama Qadeer, as part of a propaganda attempt to gain traction in Balochistan .
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
A police constable was critically injured in a sniper rifle attack last night at the Chargali Police Post, located within the jurisdiction of Thana Ambar, Mohmand district.
The injured constable was evacuated to the hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries.
A police constable was critically injured in a sniper rifle attack last night at the Chargali Police Post, located within the jurisdiction of Thana Ambar, Mohmand district.
The injured constable was evacuated to the hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries.
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-⚡🇷🇺/🇦🇫/🏴: MONITORING
Russia’s state-owned news agency TASS reported that the perpetrators of the militant attack at Crocus City Hall, Moscow , allegedly received specialized training at militant bases in Turkey and Afghanistan. The attack, claimed by ISKP, resulted in 149 deaths and over 600 injuries in March 2024.
Meanwhile according to the 16th report of the UN Security Council’s Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team, the ISIL-K external operations network responsible for the attacks in Kerman, Iran, and Moscow was based in Nimroz Province, southwestern Afghanistan. The report states that both attacks were planned from this location, which also functioned as a hub for financial and logistical coordination.
The network was reportedly successfully dismantled due to coordinated intelligence-sharing and CT cooperation among several countries. However, the report notes that the Taliban de facto authorities did not cooperate, refusing to share intelligence or provide assistance.
Russia’s state-owned news agency TASS reported that the perpetrators of the militant attack at Crocus City Hall, Moscow , allegedly received specialized training at militant bases in Turkey and Afghanistan. The attack, claimed by ISKP, resulted in 149 deaths and over 600 injuries in March 2024.
Meanwhile according to the 16th report of the UN Security Council’s Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team, the ISIL-K external operations network responsible for the attacks in Kerman, Iran, and Moscow was based in Nimroz Province, southwestern Afghanistan. The report states that both attacks were planned from this location, which also functioned as a hub for financial and logistical coordination.
The network was reportedly successfully dismantled due to coordinated intelligence-sharing and CT cooperation among several countries. However, the report notes that the Taliban de facto authorities did not cooperate, refusing to share intelligence or provide assistance.
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