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In Gondalabad, Kurram, a suspected quadcopter attack on a residential area injured three boys and one girl. The children were promptly hospitalized, and their condition is reported to be stable.
In Gondalabad, Kurram, a suspected quadcopter attack on a residential area injured three boys and one girl. The children were promptly hospitalized, and their condition is reported to be stable.
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In Mir Ali Chowk, North Waziristan, militants shot and killed a driver. The victim is reported to be from Spinwam.
In Mir Ali Chowk, North Waziristan, militants shot and killed a driver. The victim is reported to be from Spinwam.
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Security forces conducted a IBO in Jahan Khani village, within the limits of Kalachi Police Station, Dera Ismail Khan, and engaged TTP Ganda Pur group militants in a gunfight. Two militants were neutralized during the operation and identified as Khiyam and Dilawar, both residents of Kalachi.
Security forces conducted a IBO in Jahan Khani village, within the limits of Kalachi Police Station, Dera Ismail Khan, and engaged TTP Ganda Pur group militants in a gunfight. Two militants were neutralized during the operation and identified as Khiyam and Dilawar, both residents of Kalachi.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT Security forces conducted a IBO in Jahan Khani village, within the limits of Kalachi Police Station, Dera Ismail Khan, and engaged TTP Ganda Pur group militants in a gunfight. Two militants were neutralized during the operation and identified…
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Both targets were high-value. One of the neutralized militants was a senior operative of the TTP Dera Ismail Khan chapter, serving as the head of its so-called “welfare department.” The second commander, Khayam, was wanted terrorist linked to multiple IED attacks and the targeted assassination of police personnel.
Both targets were high-value. One of the neutralized militants was a senior operative of the TTP Dera Ismail Khan chapter, serving as the head of its so-called “welfare department.” The second commander, Khayam, was wanted terrorist linked to multiple IED attacks and the targeted assassination of police personnel.
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A militant attack occurred at the Luqman Police Checkpost near the shrine of Pir Saber Shah Baba in Tank, there were no casualties.
A militant attack occurred at the Luqman Police Checkpost near the shrine of Pir Saber Shah Baba in Tank, there were no casualties.
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During the operation, security forces demolished the houses of TTP commander Kaleemullah, alias Saif-ul-Umar, and his relative, Deputy Commander Shoaib, alias Saif-ul-Islam, in Ghoul Banda, under the jurisdiction of Khurram Police Station, Karak district, destroying all their belongings by setting them on fire.
Sources report that the militant attack on police in Gargari was led by Deputy Commander Shoaib, aka Saif-ul-Islam, who openly claimed responsibility for it in a video message.
During the operation, security forces demolished the houses of TTP commander Kaleemullah, alias Saif-ul-Umar, and his relative, Deputy Commander Shoaib, alias Saif-ul-Islam, in Ghoul Banda, under the jurisdiction of Khurram Police Station, Karak district, destroying all their belongings by setting them on fire.
Sources report that the militant attack on police in Gargari was led by Deputy Commander Shoaib, aka Saif-ul-Islam, who openly claimed responsibility for it in a video message.
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The Facebook page of GHSS Usterzai Payan, Kohat has shared a letter allegedly from TTP Abu Bakr Khorasani Group (Shaho Khel Unit) chief Amanullah, in which he threatened the school staff to leave their government jobs, labeling it an "anti-Islam system." The letter states:
"You are being granted time, until the order of our senior leadership, to leave this system; otherwise, we have completed all preparations and are monitoring everything. I am only waiting for a signal from my senior leadership."
The letter also claims that the school is creating difficulties for Sunni children and warns that revenge for Parachinar will be taken at this location soon.
In response, the school has issued a security advisory for the residents of the village and educational institutions. It advises that any suspicious persons, unusual movement, or activity should be reported immediately to local elders and authorities.
The Facebook page of GHSS Usterzai Payan, Kohat has shared a letter allegedly from TTP Abu Bakr Khorasani Group (Shaho Khel Unit) chief Amanullah, in which he threatened the school staff to leave their government jobs, labeling it an "anti-Islam system." The letter states:
"You are being granted time, until the order of our senior leadership, to leave this system; otherwise, we have completed all preparations and are monitoring everything. I am only waiting for a signal from my senior leadership."
The letter also claims that the school is creating difficulties for Sunni children and warns that revenge for Parachinar will be taken at this location soon.
In response, the school has issued a security advisory for the residents of the village and educational institutions. It advises that any suspicious persons, unusual movement, or activity should be reported immediately to local elders and authorities.
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An exchange of fire between militants and the police along with the peace committee was reported in the Talgei Laloozai area of Thana Basya Khel, Bannu. The militants also used a quadcopter in the attack, but no casualties were reported. The police recovered motorcycles from the militants.
An exchange of fire between militants and the police along with the peace committee was reported in the Talgei Laloozai area of Thana Basya Khel, Bannu. The militants also used a quadcopter in the attack, but no casualties were reported. The police recovered motorcycles from the militants.
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TTP militants claimed to have shot down a surveillance quadcopter drone in Tank district.
TTP militants claimed to have shot down a surveillance quadcopter drone in Tank district.
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Militants attacked a Frontier/Federal Constabulary party in the Akakhel area of Bara, Khyber District, resulting in the martyrdom of one personnel and the injury of another.
Militants attacked a Frontier/Federal Constabulary party in the Akakhel area of Bara, Khyber District, resulting in the martyrdom of one personnel and the injury of another.
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Today in Wanda Rehmania, Lakki Marwat, militants opened fire on civilians from Bigukhel, resulting in the martyrdom of one person and injuries to two others. The attack is believed to be motivated by the militants’ hostility towards the Bigukhel Aman Committee.
It should be noted that the targeted civilians were not members of the committee, they were simply residents of Bigukhel. After the attack, the Bigukhel committee pursued the militants, but the attackers reportedly managed to escape.
Today in Wanda Rehmania, Lakki Marwat, militants opened fire on civilians from Bigukhel, resulting in the martyrdom of one person and injuries to two others. The attack is believed to be motivated by the militants’ hostility towards the Bigukhel Aman Committee.
It should be noted that the targeted civilians were not members of the committee, they were simply residents of Bigukhel. After the attack, the Bigukhel committee pursued the militants, but the attackers reportedly managed to escape.
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A bomb exploded on a railway track near Dera Murad Jamali in Nasirabad district on Tuesday, damaging a section of the track and forcing the suspension of train services. The device detonated before the Quetta-bound Jaffar Express, coming from Peshawar, could reach the site. Police later defused a second IED weighing around 10 kilograms that had been planted nearby.
The BRG claimed responsibility for the attack.
In a separate incident, a landmine blast in Dera Bugti district killed three goats and injured five others. Police said the explosion occurred in the Lanjo Saghari area, where unknown individuals had planted an underground landmine for sabotage purposes.
A bomb exploded on a railway track near Dera Murad Jamali in Nasirabad district on Tuesday, damaging a section of the track and forcing the suspension of train services. The device detonated before the Quetta-bound Jaffar Express, coming from Peshawar, could reach the site. Police later defused a second IED weighing around 10 kilograms that had been planted nearby.
The BRG claimed responsibility for the attack.
In a separate incident, a landmine blast in Dera Bugti district killed three goats and injured five others. Police said the explosion occurred in the Lanjo Saghari area, where unknown individuals had planted an underground landmine for sabotage purposes.
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According to sources, nineteen construction workers associated with a development project, who were abducted at gunpoint about three months ago from the Nal area of Khuzdar district in Balochistan, have been recovered, officials said.
Reports indicate that all 19 workers belong to Sindh province. No further details have been provided.
According to sources, nineteen construction workers associated with a development project, who were abducted at gunpoint about three months ago from the Nal area of Khuzdar district in Balochistan, have been recovered, officials said.
Reports indicate that all 19 workers belong to Sindh province. No further details have been provided.
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An unidentified drone was detected by police over the Central Jail and was fired upon, forcing it to flee in an unknown direction.
Meanwhile, militant sources also reported the presence of unknown drone over Bannu at around the same time.
The use of drones by both militants and security forces has become increasingly common, making it difficult to determine which side a drone belongs to.
An unidentified drone was detected by police over the Central Jail and was fired upon, forcing it to flee in an unknown direction.
Meanwhile, militant sources also reported the presence of unknown drone over Bannu at around the same time.
The use of drones by both militants and security forces has become increasingly common, making it difficult to determine which side a drone belongs to.
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Another footage shows quadcopter attack on a security post in Dosali Paryat, North Waziristan, carried out by HGB-affiliated Jaish ul Khaidri.
Another footage shows quadcopter attack on a security post in Dosali Paryat, North Waziristan, carried out by HGB-affiliated Jaish ul Khaidri.
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A woman was critically injured in a landmine explosion in Datta Khel, North Waziristan.
A woman was critically injured in a landmine explosion in Datta Khel, North Waziristan.
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Bannu DIG Sajjad Khan Briefs Media on Security Operations in 2025
Bannu Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Sajjad Khan informed the media that Bannu Police faced a significant wave of militant attacks this year. According to official data, during 2025, 134 attacks targeted police stations, posts, checkpoints, mobile units, and patrol teams. In these assaults, 27 police personnel were martyred and 79 injured. In response, police eliminated 53 militants and injured 163 others.
Key targeted locations included Meryan Police Station, Huwed Police Station, Mazanga Check-post, Fatehpur, and Ahmed Zaib Police Station. Militants also attempted to strike peripheral posts but were repelled each time.
DIG Khan highlighted that 168 intelligence-led operations were conducted across the district, resulting in the arrest of 105 militants and the neutralization of 65 others. Overall, coordinated operations successfully neutralized 170 terrorists.
Joint operations with security forces were carried out in Meryan, Huwed, Pindakhel, Barganito, Daud Shah, Mamand Khel, and Domel. During these operations, one police constable was martyred, 11 personnel were injured, and five civilians sustained injuries.
As a result of these operations, 22 militants were killed and four were arrested, and several militants hideouts and houses were also demolished.
Militants conducted 20 drone attacks targeting police installations and civilians, resulting in 19 police injuries, nine civilian fatalities, and 33 civilian injuries. After the installation of an anti-drone system on July 18, over 300 drone attacks were thwarted, and five drones neutralized, demonstrating significant operational improvement.
Despite limited resources, Bannu Police enhanced security at key installations through barriers, bunkers, double perimeter walls, bullet-proof gates, and CCTV surveillance. Work has also begun on the Safe City Project to further secure police personnel and civilians.
For coordinated counter-terrorism efforts, jirgas with local elders were conducted, leading to the formation of peace committees((Chagha Parties). Public cooperation helped prevent attacks on multiple police stations and check-posts, and enabled effective operations in Kakki, Bharath, Khojri, Bargantu, Sheikh Landak, and other areas.
To modernize the force, Bannu Police has been equipped with drones, anti-drone guns, sniper rifles, armored personnel carriers (APCs), thermal imaging devices, tactical helmets, and bulletproof vehicles.
DIG Khan reaffirmed that Bannu Police remains committed to maintaining law and order, eliminating terrorism, and protecting the lives and property of the public.
Bannu DIG Sajjad Khan Briefs Media on Security Operations in 2025
Bannu Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Sajjad Khan informed the media that Bannu Police faced a significant wave of militant attacks this year. According to official data, during 2025, 134 attacks targeted police stations, posts, checkpoints, mobile units, and patrol teams. In these assaults, 27 police personnel were martyred and 79 injured. In response, police eliminated 53 militants and injured 163 others.
Key targeted locations included Meryan Police Station, Huwed Police Station, Mazanga Check-post, Fatehpur, and Ahmed Zaib Police Station. Militants also attempted to strike peripheral posts but were repelled each time.
DIG Khan highlighted that 168 intelligence-led operations were conducted across the district, resulting in the arrest of 105 militants and the neutralization of 65 others. Overall, coordinated operations successfully neutralized 170 terrorists.
Joint operations with security forces were carried out in Meryan, Huwed, Pindakhel, Barganito, Daud Shah, Mamand Khel, and Domel. During these operations, one police constable was martyred, 11 personnel were injured, and five civilians sustained injuries.
As a result of these operations, 22 militants were killed and four were arrested, and several militants hideouts and houses were also demolished.
Militants conducted 20 drone attacks targeting police installations and civilians, resulting in 19 police injuries, nine civilian fatalities, and 33 civilian injuries. After the installation of an anti-drone system on July 18, over 300 drone attacks were thwarted, and five drones neutralized, demonstrating significant operational improvement.
Despite limited resources, Bannu Police enhanced security at key installations through barriers, bunkers, double perimeter walls, bullet-proof gates, and CCTV surveillance. Work has also begun on the Safe City Project to further secure police personnel and civilians.
For coordinated counter-terrorism efforts, jirgas with local elders were conducted, leading to the formation of peace committees((Chagha Parties). Public cooperation helped prevent attacks on multiple police stations and check-posts, and enabled effective operations in Kakki, Bharath, Khojri, Bargantu, Sheikh Landak, and other areas.
To modernize the force, Bannu Police has been equipped with drones, anti-drone guns, sniper rifles, armored personnel carriers (APCs), thermal imaging devices, tactical helmets, and bulletproof vehicles.
DIG Khan reaffirmed that Bannu Police remains committed to maintaining law and order, eliminating terrorism, and protecting the lives and property of the public.
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Ikramuddin Sariq, a former Afghan police commander and anti-Taliban figure, who served as police chief of Baghlan and later Takhar provinces under the government of Ashraf Ghani, was shot dead in Tehran on Wednesday while leaving his office. He was targeted along with two companions; one was killed and another wounded. Sariq was rushed to hospital but died from a gunshot wound to the head.
Iranian police have not commented on the incident, and no group has claimed responsibility. Sariq was widely known as an active pro-resistance, anti-Taliban figure, though he was arrested by Iranian authorities in 2024. The motive behind the killing remains unclear, with possibilities ranging from his opposition to the Taliban and his arrest in Iran to personal or political disputes dating back to his tenure as a senior police official. He was also involved in internal rivalries among anti-Taliban factions and recently headed the Grand Shura of Shamali.
Ali Meysam Nazari, head of foreign relations of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan, confirmed the killing and accused the Taliban of being behind the attack.
This marks the second killing of a Taliban opponent in Iran in recent months. Four months earlier, Maroof Ghulami, an Afghan former jihad-era commander residing in Mashhad, was also shot dead.
Ikramuddin Sariq, a former Afghan police commander and anti-Taliban figure, who served as police chief of Baghlan and later Takhar provinces under the government of Ashraf Ghani, was shot dead in Tehran on Wednesday while leaving his office. He was targeted along with two companions; one was killed and another wounded. Sariq was rushed to hospital but died from a gunshot wound to the head.
Iranian police have not commented on the incident, and no group has claimed responsibility. Sariq was widely known as an active pro-resistance, anti-Taliban figure, though he was arrested by Iranian authorities in 2024. The motive behind the killing remains unclear, with possibilities ranging from his opposition to the Taliban and his arrest in Iran to personal or political disputes dating back to his tenure as a senior police official. He was also involved in internal rivalries among anti-Taliban factions and recently headed the Grand Shura of Shamali.
Ali Meysam Nazari, head of foreign relations of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan, confirmed the killing and accused the Taliban of being behind the attack.
This marks the second killing of a Taliban opponent in Iran in recent months. Four months earlier, Maroof Ghulami, an Afghan former jihad-era commander residing in Mashhad, was also shot dead.
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