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In the Magzio area of Shadi Khel, Tank, quadcopter attacks struck a madrassa, injuring nine children, three girls and six boys. They were rushed to the hospital, and all are reported to be out of danger.
In the Magzio area of Shadi Khel, Tank, quadcopter attacks struck a madrassa, injuring nine children, three girls and six boys. They were rushed to the hospital, and all are reported to be out of danger.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT In the villages of Muski and Hasukhel in Mir Ali, North Waziristan, an intense exchange of fire was reported between security forces and militants, involving the use of heavy weapons. Several civilian homes came under fire, resulting in civilian…
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A situation similar to the previous incident occurred, today, in Faqiran Chowk, MirAli, where an IED targeted a security forces vehicle, injuring four personnel who were subsequently evacuated. This led to an intense exchange of fire between security forces and militants, during which civilian homes were struck, resulting in human and livestock casualties as well as significant structural damage.
After sustained engagement, civilians displayed white flags and moved onto the roads, allowing the situation to gradually stabilize. There are also reports of a quadcopter attack on the aman rally, causing injuries.
Currently, the situation is relatively calm, and negotiations are underway with the parties involved with the aman rally.
Previously, the elders of MirAli, during a Jirga, strongly advised both sides to avoid engaging in civilian areas; however, the Jirga did not yield the desired results.
A situation similar to the previous incident occurred, today, in Faqiran Chowk, MirAli, where an IED targeted a security forces vehicle, injuring four personnel who were subsequently evacuated. This led to an intense exchange of fire between security forces and militants, during which civilian homes were struck, resulting in human and livestock casualties as well as significant structural damage.
After sustained engagement, civilians displayed white flags and moved onto the roads, allowing the situation to gradually stabilize. There are also reports of a quadcopter attack on the aman rally, causing injuries.
Currently, the situation is relatively calm, and negotiations are underway with the parties involved with the aman rally.
Previously, the elders of MirAli, during a Jirga, strongly advised both sides to avoid engaging in civilian areas; however, the Jirga did not yield the desired results.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
Police forces, in coordination with the local peace committee, conducted a search operation in the Amir Wanda area of Lakki Marwat, during which a wanted TTP militant identified as Barkat, affiliated with the group of slain commander Zarrar, was neutralized.
Police forces, in coordination with the local peace committee, conducted a search operation in the Amir Wanda area of Lakki Marwat, during which a wanted TTP militant identified as Barkat, affiliated with the group of slain commander Zarrar, was neutralized.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT
An alleged quadcopter drone attack on a house in the Khudri Mamandkhel area of Bannu, resulting in the killing of several livestock and causing financial losses to the family.
An alleged quadcopter drone attack on a house in the Khudri Mamandkhel area of Bannu, resulting in the killing of several livestock and causing financial losses to the family.
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A time-device explosion targeted the railway track near Sanjar Hotel, close to the Foot Feeder Bridge, within the jurisdiction of Police Station Sadar, Dera Murad Jamali.
According to sources, the blast damaged approximately two to two-and-a-half feet of the track. No casualties were reported.
The BRG later claimed responsibility for the attack.
A time-device explosion targeted the railway track near Sanjar Hotel, close to the Foot Feeder Bridge, within the jurisdiction of Police Station Sadar, Dera Murad Jamali.
According to sources, the blast damaged approximately two to two-and-a-half feet of the track. No casualties were reported.
The BRG later claimed responsibility for the attack.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: MONITORING As the year draws to a close, TTP‑affiliated sources report that the chief and leadership council of Tehrik‑i‑Taliban Pakistan (TTP), following internal consultations, may soon introduce changes to the organization’s internal structure.…
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TTP spokesperson Muhammad Khorasani has stated that the Leadership Shura of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan has concluded its meeting concerning the group’s organizational structure for the year 2026. He added that decisions regarding new appointments and internal restructuring will be formally announced in the coming days.
TTP spokesperson Muhammad Khorasani has stated that the Leadership Shura of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan has concluded its meeting concerning the group’s organizational structure for the year 2026. He added that decisions regarding new appointments and internal restructuring will be formally announced in the coming days.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: MONITORING
The TTG media announced that a suicide attacker, identified by the alias Mahdi, who had been preparing for a suicide operation for two years and belonged to the Khalid bin Walid Suicide Unit, the dedicated suicide wing of HGB Jaish-e-Fursan Muhammad, was setting up an ambush alongside other militants. However, before the attack could be carried out, he and several of his companions were eliminated in a drone strike in North Waziristan.
The TTG media announced that a suicide attacker, identified by the alias Mahdi, who had been preparing for a suicide operation for two years and belonged to the Khalid bin Walid Suicide Unit, the dedicated suicide wing of HGB Jaish-e-Fursan Muhammad, was setting up an ambush alongside other militants. However, before the attack could be carried out, he and several of his companions were eliminated in a drone strike in North Waziristan.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: MONITORING The TTG media announced that a suicide attacker, identified by the alias Mahdi, who had been preparing for a suicide operation for two years and belonged to the Khalid bin Walid Suicide Unit, the dedicated suicide wing of HGB Jaish…
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: MONITORING
An undated video clip circulating through encrypted channels affiliated with Jaish-e-Fursan Muhammad depicts the dead bodies of its militants, captioned, "companions were hit by a drone strike yesterday."
An undated video clip circulating through encrypted channels affiliated with Jaish-e-Fursan Muhammad depicts the dead bodies of its militants, captioned, "companions were hit by a drone strike yesterday."
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KP Chief Minister Sohail Afridi, while addressing the Afridi tribal people in Bara, Khyber District, spoke about the potential military operations planned in Tirah. He said that once again, a military operation is being imposed on the local people, despite the army previously facilitating the entry of militants into their areas under certain agreements.
Afridi explained that the local population had warned the authorities about militants entering their villages from the mountains, but the army dismissed their concerns. Now, after the militants have entered, the army has decided to conduct an operation, even though they themselves had facilitated the militants’ movements.
He emphasized that the people are opposed to the military operations. Afridi accused the army of trying to create negative narratives against him, while he claims they are actually involved in terrorism, smuggling, and illegal weapons and arms movements. He said the Tirah operation seems politically motivated against him, calling it a "war of narratives" rather than a genuine effort for peace or agreements.
Afridi also criticized the decision-making process in KP, saying it is done behind closed doors, without consulting the people. He mentioned that despite proposing 15 points to bring all political parties and influential figures together for peace, the army abducted people and rejected the proposals, ignoring the voices of KP residents.
He added that the army has conducted dozens of military operations in the past with no meaningful results, and this operation is unlikely to succeed. Afridi concluded by saying that KP has become a “testing ground” for policies made by people in closed rooms, where changes in these decision-makers affect policies, but ordinary people continue to suffer.
KP Chief Minister Sohail Afridi, while addressing the Afridi tribal people in Bara, Khyber District, spoke about the potential military operations planned in Tirah. He said that once again, a military operation is being imposed on the local people, despite the army previously facilitating the entry of militants into their areas under certain agreements.
Afridi explained that the local population had warned the authorities about militants entering their villages from the mountains, but the army dismissed their concerns. Now, after the militants have entered, the army has decided to conduct an operation, even though they themselves had facilitated the militants’ movements.
He emphasized that the people are opposed to the military operations. Afridi accused the army of trying to create negative narratives against him, while he claims they are actually involved in terrorism, smuggling, and illegal weapons and arms movements. He said the Tirah operation seems politically motivated against him, calling it a "war of narratives" rather than a genuine effort for peace or agreements.
Afridi also criticized the decision-making process in KP, saying it is done behind closed doors, without consulting the people. He mentioned that despite proposing 15 points to bring all political parties and influential figures together for peace, the army abducted people and rejected the proposals, ignoring the voices of KP residents.
He added that the army has conducted dozens of military operations in the past with no meaningful results, and this operation is unlikely to succeed. Afridi concluded by saying that KP has become a “testing ground” for policies made by people in closed rooms, where changes in these decision-makers affect policies, but ordinary people continue to suffer.
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Sepoy Riffat (age: 32 years, resident of District Leyyah)
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The TTP has announced its so-called organizational structure for 2026, approximately covering its 15 self-made departments/wings:
-Central Military Wings (Northern, Central, Southern, Western zones)
-Political Commission
-General Intelligence Directorate (internal security, counterintelligence, external reconnaissance)
-Economics Directorate
-Welfare & Social Services Directorate
-Education (Ma’arif) Directorate
-Explosives & Armaments Department
-Air Wing
-Execution/Operational Group
-Printing & Construction Departments
-Religious Outreach & so-called Guidance Directorate
-Media/Information Commission
-Accountability Directorate
-Suicide Force Unit
-Al-Farooq Training Camps
This so-called structure reflects TTP self-made command, operational, administrative, and support setup across all zones and provinces for year 2026. Additional so-called departments have been introduced to the existing organizational structure.
The TTP has announced its so-called organizational structure for 2026, approximately covering its 15 self-made departments/wings:
-Central Military Wings (Northern, Central, Southern, Western zones)
-Political Commission
-General Intelligence Directorate (internal security, counterintelligence, external reconnaissance)
-Economics Directorate
-Welfare & Social Services Directorate
-Education (Ma’arif) Directorate
-Explosives & Armaments Department
-Air Wing
-Execution/Operational Group
-Printing & Construction Departments
-Religious Outreach & so-called Guidance Directorate
-Media/Information Commission
-Accountability Directorate
-Suicide Force Unit
-Al-Farooq Training Camps
This so-called structure reflects TTP self-made command, operational, administrative, and support setup across all zones and provinces for year 2026. Additional so-called departments have been introduced to the existing organizational structure.
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In its 2026 organizational structure, TTP has divided the Southern Zone into 10 so-called “Waliyats”, including South Waziristan, North Waziristan, Bannu, Lakki Marwat, Tank, Karak, Dera Ismail Khan, Southern Punjab, Karachi, and a newly added Interior Sindh.
Each self-proclaimed Waliyat comprises multiple departments, each with its own appointed chiefs. The Southern Zone also maintains its own head (Raees), deputy (Mu’awin), administrative leadership, and commission members, overseeing operations across all Waliyats.
In its 2026 organizational structure, TTP has divided the Southern Zone into 10 so-called “Waliyats”, including South Waziristan, North Waziristan, Bannu, Lakki Marwat, Tank, Karak, Dera Ismail Khan, Southern Punjab, Karachi, and a newly added Interior Sindh.
Each self-proclaimed Waliyat comprises multiple departments, each with its own appointed chiefs. The Southern Zone also maintains its own head (Raees), deputy (Mu’awin), administrative leadership, and commission members, overseeing operations across all Waliyats.
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In its 2026 organizational structure, TTP has divided the Central Zone into 9 so-called “Waliyats,” including Peshawar, Khyber, Kohat, Mohmand, Charsadda, Nowshera, Orakzai–Hangu, Kurram, and Northern Punjab.
Each self-proclaimed Waliyat comprises several internal departments with designated chiefs. The Central Zone also maintains its own so-called head (Raees), deputy (Mu’awin), administrative wing, and commission members.
In its 2026 organizational structure, TTP has divided the Central Zone into 9 so-called “Waliyats,” including Peshawar, Khyber, Kohat, Mohmand, Charsadda, Nowshera, Orakzai–Hangu, Kurram, and Northern Punjab.
Each self-proclaimed Waliyat comprises several internal departments with designated chiefs. The Central Zone also maintains its own so-called head (Raees), deputy (Mu’awin), administrative wing, and commission members.
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In its 2026 organizational structure, TTP has divided the Western Zone (Balochistan) into six so-called “Waliyats,” including Quetta–Harnai, Zhob–Musa Khel–Sherani, Qila Saifullah–Loralai, Pishin–Qila Abdullah, Makran, and Kalat–Sibi, with some newly added or restructured units.
Each self-proclaimed Waliyat comprises internal departments with designated chiefs. The Western Zone also maintains its own so-called military commission, zone head (Raees), deputy (Mu’awin), administrative wing, and commission members, exercising oversight across all Waliyats operating within Balochistan.
In its 2026 organizational structure, TTP has divided the Western Zone (Balochistan) into six so-called “Waliyats,” including Quetta–Harnai, Zhob–Musa Khel–Sherani, Qila Saifullah–Loralai, Pishin–Qila Abdullah, Makran, and Kalat–Sibi, with some newly added or restructured units.
Each self-proclaimed Waliyat comprises internal departments with designated chiefs. The Western Zone also maintains its own so-called military commission, zone head (Raees), deputy (Mu’awin), administrative wing, and commission members, exercising oversight across all Waliyats operating within Balochistan.
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In its 2026 organizational structure, TTP has 14 the Northern Zone into 12 so-called “Waliyats,” including Bajaur, Malakand, Swabi, Mardan, Hazara, Swat, Upper Dir, Lower Dir, Shangla, Buner, and Chitral, along with Gilgit, which has been further split into Gilgit–Diamer and Gilgit–Darel, and the newly added Kashmir Waliyat.
Similarly, each self-proclaimed Waliyat reportedly comprises internal departments with designated chiefs. The Northern Zone also maintains its own so-called military commission, zone head (Raees), deputy (Mu’awin), administrative wing, and commission members, exercising oversight across all Waliyats operating within the Northern Zone.
In its 2026 organizational structure, TTP has 14 the Northern Zone into 12 so-called “Waliyats,” including Bajaur, Malakand, Swabi, Mardan, Hazara, Swat, Upper Dir, Lower Dir, Shangla, Buner, and Chitral, along with Gilgit, which has been further split into Gilgit–Diamer and Gilgit–Darel, and the newly added Kashmir Waliyat.
Similarly, each self-proclaimed Waliyat reportedly comprises internal departments with designated chiefs. The Northern Zone also maintains its own so-called military commission, zone head (Raees), deputy (Mu’awin), administrative wing, and commission members, exercising oversight across all Waliyats operating within the Northern Zone.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: MONITORING
In its 2026 organizational structure, TTP has announced a self-styled so-called, non-existent judicial unit, divided into multiple departments covering the Southern and Northern Zones. These include Appeals Departments, Primary Courts (I & II), and a so-called Dar-ul-Ifta.
Each department operates with designated heads, deputies, and supporting members. The system also maintains its own so-called administrative wing and commission members, overseeing its functions across all operational zones.
In its 2026 organizational structure, TTP has announced a self-styled so-called, non-existent judicial unit, divided into multiple departments covering the Southern and Northern Zones. These include Appeals Departments, Primary Courts (I & II), and a so-called Dar-ul-Ifta.
Each department operates with designated heads, deputies, and supporting members. The system also maintains its own so-called administrative wing and commission members, overseeing its functions across all operational zones.
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