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Footage from the TTP assaults on 14th August, showing the group’s ongoing enhancement of its weaponry
📷: RR 82 B-10 Recoilless Rifle, TTP called "Al-Farooq Missile"
(Note: This media is intended solely for the attention of authorities)
Footage from the TTP assaults on 14th August, showing the group’s ongoing enhancement of its weaponry
📷: RR 82 B-10 Recoilless Rifle, TTP called "Al-Farooq Missile"
(Note: This media is intended solely for the attention of authorities)
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A senior TTP commander, Atiqur Rehman alias Tipu Gul Marwat, based in Khost, Afghanistan and leader of the TTP Tipu Gul faction active in Lakki Marwat, was allegedly sighted in Bannu on August 14.
A senior TTP commander, Atiqur Rehman alias Tipu Gul Marwat, based in Khost, Afghanistan and leader of the TTP Tipu Gul faction active in Lakki Marwat, was allegedly sighted in Bannu on August 14.
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TTP-affiliated channels are reporting that today arrangements being made to return the bodies of militants killed in Zhob to Afghanistan from Pakistan for transfer to their families.
It should be noted that most of the Zhob taskheel was composed of Afghan nationals
TTP-affiliated channels are reporting that today arrangements being made to return the bodies of militants killed in Zhob to Afghanistan from Pakistan for transfer to their families.
It should be noted that most of the Zhob taskheel was composed of Afghan nationals
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PakPulse Intel
-🇵🇰/🏴: ALERT A school teacher and religious cleric, Maulana Sanaullah, was shot dead in Karabagh, Azam Warsak, Lower South Waziristan, on Monday while on his way to school. The victim, was a resident of the Mantoei area in Shakai. The killing took place…
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The Pakistani Taliban (TTP) have executed one of their own fighters in Lower Waziristan District for “wrongfully” killing a local religious scholar, Maulvi Sanaullah. A video circulating online shows TTP militants addressing a gathering of locals, denouncing the killing as unjust and contrary to Sharia law. The accused fighter, blindfolded, was then shot dead in front of the crowd.
At the same time in a separate development, unidentified armed men abducted Rehmatullah Wazir, President of the Wana Welfare Association and Principal of Iqra Public School and College, in South Waziristan’s Wana area. Witnesses said the abductors forced him into a vehicle and opened fire during the incident, critically wounding two civilians.
The abduction comes just a week after a little-known group calling itself Fidayan-e-Islam distributed pamphlets in Wana, threatening schools with closure. A link is suspected between that warning and this abduction.
Although the TTP’s affiliated media has distanced the group from Fidayan-e-Islam, today report now suggest that TTP members carried out actions in line with the threats issued by the outfit.
The Pakistani Taliban (TTP) have executed one of their own fighters in Lower Waziristan District for “wrongfully” killing a local religious scholar, Maulvi Sanaullah. A video circulating online shows TTP militants addressing a gathering of locals, denouncing the killing as unjust and contrary to Sharia law. The accused fighter, blindfolded, was then shot dead in front of the crowd.
At the same time in a separate development, unidentified armed men abducted Rehmatullah Wazir, President of the Wana Welfare Association and Principal of Iqra Public School and College, in South Waziristan’s Wana area. Witnesses said the abductors forced him into a vehicle and opened fire during the incident, critically wounding two civilians.
The abduction comes just a week after a little-known group calling itself Fidayan-e-Islam distributed pamphlets in Wana, threatening schools with closure. A link is suspected between that warning and this abduction.
Although the TTP’s affiliated media has distanced the group from Fidayan-e-Islam, today report now suggest that TTP members carried out actions in line with the threats issued by the outfit.
PakPulse Intel
-⚡🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: ALERT The Pakistani Taliban (TTP) have executed one of their own fighters in Lower Waziristan District for “wrongfully” killing a local religious scholar, Maulvi Sanaullah. A video circulating online shows TTP militants addressing a gathering…
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TTP-affiliated channels have distanced themselves from the abduction of school principal Rehmatullah in Wana, South Waziristan.
It should be noted that the TTP had also distanced itself from the killing of Maulana Sanaullah, in which it has now been confirmed that their member was involved.
TTP-affiliated channels have distanced themselves from the abduction of school principal Rehmatullah in Wana, South Waziristan.
It should be noted that the TTP had also distanced itself from the killing of Maulana Sanaullah, in which it has now been confirmed that their member was involved.
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In Usta Muhammad city of Jaffarabad district, Balochistan, unidentified motorcycle-riding assailants hurled a hand grenade at a police van near the railway crossing. As a result of the explosion, four police personnel and two passersby were injured.
In Usta Muhammad city of Jaffarabad district, Balochistan, unidentified motorcycle-riding assailants hurled a hand grenade at a police van near the railway crossing. As a result of the explosion, four police personnel and two passersby were injured.
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-⚡🇮🇷/🇦🇫/🇬🇧: NEW
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is reportedly exploiting a leaked British Ministry of Defence (MoD) database,initially provided by the Taliban, to identify and pursue suspected British intelligence operatives, according to The Telegraph. A delegation of four IRGC officials, operating without the sanction of Iran’s civilian leadership, recently traveled to Kabul to negotiate a secret cooperation deal with the Taliban. In return for access to the intelligence, Iran pledged to push for formal recognition of the Taliban regime.
The compromised database, dubbed a “kill list,” was accidentally leaked in 2022 when a British Royal Marine emailed the unredacted file to Afghan contacts. It contains the personal details of 25,000 Afghan nationals who applied for UK asylum under the Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy—including soldiers, intelligence assets, and over 100 British special forces and MI6 personnel who supported them.
Several individuals named in the file are believed to have sought refuge in Iran, where IRGC operatives have begun making arrests. While many detainees have been released as former Afghan military members, the IRGC continues to target suspected British assets to use as leverage in looming nuclear talks with the West.
This move coincides with renewed pressure on Tehran. The UK, France, and Germany have warned they will trigger the 2015 nuclear deal’s “snapback” mechanism, reinstating UN sanctions—if Iran fails to resume negotiations by late August. With the deal set to expire October 18, Iran’s hardliners are urgently seeking bargaining chips to avoid appearing weak at the table.
Sources confirm the Taliban provided a “modified” version of the list, though the nature of those changes is unclear. The decision came after internal Taliban debate—some leaders objected due to Iran’s treatment of Afghan refugees, but the prospect of diplomatic recognition ultimately prevailed.
Despite a 2023 UK superinjunction suppressing the leak’s coverage—recently lifted—the Taliban claimed the British breach was redundant, saying their own ministries already held full intelligence records. They have reportedly pursued individuals on the list since 2022.
In response, the UK has spent billions secretly relocating thousands of at-risk Afghans, with the program’s cost projected to reach £7 billion. News of Iranian-Taliban intelligence sharing has reignited outrage in Westminster and scrutiny over how the breach was handled.
This cooperation between two longtime adversaries marks a significant geopolitical shift. For Iran, it offers critical intelligence and diplomatic leverage; for the Taliban, it’s a potential gateway to long-sought international recognition, thus far granted only by Russia.
- The Telegraph
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is reportedly exploiting a leaked British Ministry of Defence (MoD) database,initially provided by the Taliban, to identify and pursue suspected British intelligence operatives, according to The Telegraph. A delegation of four IRGC officials, operating without the sanction of Iran’s civilian leadership, recently traveled to Kabul to negotiate a secret cooperation deal with the Taliban. In return for access to the intelligence, Iran pledged to push for formal recognition of the Taliban regime.
The compromised database, dubbed a “kill list,” was accidentally leaked in 2022 when a British Royal Marine emailed the unredacted file to Afghan contacts. It contains the personal details of 25,000 Afghan nationals who applied for UK asylum under the Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy—including soldiers, intelligence assets, and over 100 British special forces and MI6 personnel who supported them.
Several individuals named in the file are believed to have sought refuge in Iran, where IRGC operatives have begun making arrests. While many detainees have been released as former Afghan military members, the IRGC continues to target suspected British assets to use as leverage in looming nuclear talks with the West.
This move coincides with renewed pressure on Tehran. The UK, France, and Germany have warned they will trigger the 2015 nuclear deal’s “snapback” mechanism, reinstating UN sanctions—if Iran fails to resume negotiations by late August. With the deal set to expire October 18, Iran’s hardliners are urgently seeking bargaining chips to avoid appearing weak at the table.
Sources confirm the Taliban provided a “modified” version of the list, though the nature of those changes is unclear. The decision came after internal Taliban debate—some leaders objected due to Iran’s treatment of Afghan refugees, but the prospect of diplomatic recognition ultimately prevailed.
Despite a 2023 UK superinjunction suppressing the leak’s coverage—recently lifted—the Taliban claimed the British breach was redundant, saying their own ministries already held full intelligence records. They have reportedly pursued individuals on the list since 2022.
In response, the UK has spent billions secretly relocating thousands of at-risk Afghans, with the program’s cost projected to reach £7 billion. News of Iranian-Taliban intelligence sharing has reignited outrage in Westminster and scrutiny over how the breach was handled.
This cooperation between two longtime adversaries marks a significant geopolitical shift. For Iran, it offers critical intelligence and diplomatic leverage; for the Taliban, it’s a potential gateway to long-sought international recognition, thus far granted only by Russia.
- The Telegraph
The Telegraph
Iran using Taliban ‘kill list’ to hunt British spies
Tehran wants to use anyone captured as a bargaining chip in nuclear-deal discussions with the West
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-TTP-affiliated channels report a coordinated two-pronged attack on a security checkpost in Kurram.
- TTP affiliated channels reports fighters from the TTP Kazim group have been surrounded by security forces in Kurram
-Army-affiliated channels state that two militants from the TTP Muhammad Amjad group were killed in Kurram
Further details are awaited.
-TTP-affiliated channels report a coordinated two-pronged attack on a security checkpost in Kurram.
- TTP affiliated channels reports fighters from the TTP Kazim group have been surrounded by security forces in Kurram
-Army-affiliated channels state that two militants from the TTP Muhammad Amjad group were killed in Kurram
Further details are awaited.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: ALERT
District Police and the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) Kohat conducted a joint operation and took two policemen into custody on allegations of having links with Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).
According to officials, the individuals — Siraj, serving in the District Police, and Faridun, posted in the CTD — are accused of planning attacks on police officers, government buildings, and Muharram processions.
Authorities stated that further investigations are underway to trace possible networks and facilitators.
District Police and the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) Kohat conducted a joint operation and took two policemen into custody on allegations of having links with Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).
According to officials, the individuals — Siraj, serving in the District Police, and Faridun, posted in the CTD — are accused of planning attacks on police officers, government buildings, and Muharram processions.
Authorities stated that further investigations are underway to trace possible networks and facilitators.
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At least 20 people have lost their lives and dozens have been injured after a powerful cloudburst struck the Darwodi area of Swabi. Torrential rains triggered flash floods, submerging homes and forcing residents to seek shelter on rooftops.
The Gadoon region was the worst affected, with officials confirming that three to five villages were completely destroyed. Floodwaters also inundated Razaar, Lahore, and Topi tehsils, while landslides hit the hilly areas. In Tordher, a school wall collapsed and a van was swept away.
So far, more than 70 people have been rescued, but many remain missing. Emergency teams from Haripur and Mardan have been deployed as rescue operations continue across the district.
At least 20 people have lost their lives and dozens have been injured after a powerful cloudburst struck the Darwodi area of Swabi. Torrential rains triggered flash floods, submerging homes and forcing residents to seek shelter on rooftops.
The Gadoon region was the worst affected, with officials confirming that three to five villages were completely destroyed. Floodwaters also inundated Razaar, Lahore, and Topi tehsils, while landslides hit the hilly areas. In Tordher, a school wall collapsed and a van was swept away.
So far, more than 70 people have been rescued, but many remain missing. Emergency teams from Haripur and Mardan have been deployed as rescue operations continue across the district.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: ALERT
On 18 August 2025, at around 10:15 a.m., militants opened fire on vehicles belonging to 27 Brigade near the boundary of Haji Gul Jamaat and Pir Mela in Tirah. The convoy included the vehicle of Brigade Commander Brigadier Asif Ali, under whose command Army Unit 31 Baloch and 26 FF are deployed.
According to security sources, militants used both small and heavy weapons in the attack. One military vehicle was struck by approximately 6–7 bullets. Security forces retaliated, forcing the assailants to flee.
No casualties were reported in the incident by army sources, and the Brigade Commander safely returned to 27 Brigade Headquarters in Bagh.
On 18 August 2025, at around 10:15 a.m., militants opened fire on vehicles belonging to 27 Brigade near the boundary of Haji Gul Jamaat and Pir Mela in Tirah. The convoy included the vehicle of Brigade Commander Brigadier Asif Ali, under whose command Army Unit 31 Baloch and 26 FF are deployed.
According to security sources, militants used both small and heavy weapons in the attack. One military vehicle was struck by approximately 6–7 bullets. Security forces retaliated, forcing the assailants to flee.
No casualties were reported in the incident by army sources, and the Brigade Commander safely returned to 27 Brigade Headquarters in Bagh.
-🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: ALERT
In the border town of Chaghi's Taftan near the Pakistan-Iran border, unidentified gunmen opened fire on Monday, Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI) leader Maulvi Kaleemullah lost life.
In the border town of Chaghi's Taftan near the Pakistan-Iran border, unidentified gunmen opened fire on Monday, Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI) leader Maulvi Kaleemullah lost life.
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-Yesterday, militants opened fire on a patrol party from the 88 Brigade, under the command of the 57 Punjab Regiment, in the KGN sector. One soldier, Havaldar Shakeel, was injured in the attack. Authorities have confirmed that his condition is stable.
-In another development, militants launched an attack late last night on a plant in the city of Surab. The attackers set fire to all machinery at the site before fleeing to an undisclosed location.
-Yesterday, militants opened fire on a patrol party from the 88 Brigade, under the command of the 57 Punjab Regiment, in the KGN sector. One soldier, Havaldar Shakeel, was injured in the attack. Authorities have confirmed that his condition is stable.
-In another development, militants launched an attack late last night on a plant in the city of Surab. The attackers set fire to all machinery at the site before fleeing to an undisclosed location.
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An off-duty Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) was shot dead in a targeted attack in Bin Qasim Town on Monday. According to Bin Qasim Police Station House Officer (SHO) Faisal Rafiq, ASI Muhammad Khan Abro was ambushed by armed men on a motorcycle as he stepped out of his car near his residence. The assailants opened fire and fled the scene.
ASI Abro sustained multiple gunshot wounds and was rushed to Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre, where he was pronounced dead by doctors.
The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) claimed responsibility for the killing on Tuesday.
This marks the third attack in Karachi claimed by the TTP within a month. On 9 August, gunmen opened fire on a police check-post in Qayyumabad, Korangi district, killing one civilian and injuring a police constable and another civilian. The TTP had claimed responsibility for that attack as well.
On 14 August, the TTP claimed responsibility for an attack on police in Sohrab Goth, Karachi, although local media did not report any such incident.
ALERT/MONITORING
An off-duty Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) was shot dead in a targeted attack in Bin Qasim Town on Monday. According to Bin Qasim Police Station House Officer (SHO) Faisal Rafiq, ASI Muhammad Khan Abro was ambushed by armed men on a motorcycle as he stepped out of his car near his residence. The assailants opened fire and fled the scene.
ASI Abro sustained multiple gunshot wounds and was rushed to Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre, where he was pronounced dead by doctors.
The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) claimed responsibility for the killing on Tuesday.
This marks the third attack in Karachi claimed by the TTP within a month. On 9 August, gunmen opened fire on a police check-post in Qayyumabad, Korangi district, killing one civilian and injuring a police constable and another civilian. The TTP had claimed responsibility for that attack as well.
On 14 August, the TTP claimed responsibility for an attack on police in Sohrab Goth, Karachi, although local media did not report any such incident.
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