-⚡🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: ALERT
At approximately 8:45 PM, militants launched an attack on a security post in Spinwam, North Waziristan, triggering an intense exchange of fire that lasted for about an hour. Both sides employed light and heavy weapons during the engagement. The clash resulted in injuries to three security personnel, one of whom is reported to be in critical condition. Reports regarding militant casualties are not yet available.
At approximately 8:45 PM, militants launched an attack on a security post in Spinwam, North Waziristan, triggering an intense exchange of fire that lasted for about an hour. Both sides employed light and heavy weapons during the engagement. The clash resulted in injuries to three security personnel, one of whom is reported to be in critical condition. Reports regarding militant casualties are not yet available.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: ALERT
Yestarday, dozens of armed assailants launched an attack in the Tariki Dam area of Sohrab district, Balochistan, where they blocked the main road and intercepted two Customs vehicles. The attackers seized weapons and equipment, while unconfirmed reports indicate that some Customs personnel may have been taken captive.
Yestarday, dozens of armed assailants launched an attack in the Tariki Dam area of Sohrab district, Balochistan, where they blocked the main road and intercepted two Customs vehicles. The attackers seized weapons and equipment, while unconfirmed reports indicate that some Customs personnel may have been taken captive.
-⚡🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: ALERT
Militants established an unauthorized checkpoint near the toll plaza in Kalat, Balochistan, conducting snap searches along the Quetta–Karachi highway. Armed clashes with security forces were reported, during which the militants torched some equipment.
Militants established an unauthorized checkpoint near the toll plaza in Kalat, Balochistan, conducting snap searches along the Quetta–Karachi highway. Armed clashes with security forces were reported, during which the militants torched some equipment.
-⚡🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: MONITORING
A little-known militant faction calling itself Khorasan Ittihad-e-Mujahideen (KIM) has resurfaced in North Waziristan in 2025. The group presents Ghazi Bilal Khorasani as its spokesperson and asserts that it operates independently, without links to the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) or the Ittehad-ul-Mujahideen (IMP).
Origins and Background:
According to sources associated with Jamaat-ul-Ahrar-who, for reasons not fully understood, have been actively promoting the group-KIM has existed in various forms since 2014. It initially operated as the Khorasan Group, later rebranded as Saif al-Furqan, and eventually went dormant. The group re-emerged in April 2025, releasing a series of statements and media content.
Recent Activity Timeline (2025):
-11 April – The group reappeared publicly, issuing warnings against individuals it accused of working with authorities.
-12 April – Issued further congratulatory message on the announcement of the IMP’s formation.
-28 April – 30 June – Released multiple messages portraying its activities as religiously motivated and framing its operations as part of a broader struggle.
-1 May – Published its first statement in Urdu, aimed at local audiences, again focusing on alleged collaborators.
-23 September – Directed threats towards the Malakh tribe in Boya Tehsil, North Waziristan, announcing that government schools would be shut down, with a particular emphasis on ending girls’ education. The group explicitly named four schools it claimed it would target for destruction:
-Government Girls High School, Mir Akbar Kot
-Boya Model School, Muhammad Khel
-Islamia Model Public School, Muhammad Khel
-Government Primary School, Muhammad Khel
The statement also threatened that homes of suspected informants would be attacked.
An undated video circulated on a Jamaat-ul-Ahrar–linked channel showed a man name Aminoor claiming to be an informant, flanked by armed militants. The video ended with his execution, which the channel attributed to KIM in Datta Khel, North Waziristan.
A little-known militant faction calling itself Khorasan Ittihad-e-Mujahideen (KIM) has resurfaced in North Waziristan in 2025. The group presents Ghazi Bilal Khorasani as its spokesperson and asserts that it operates independently, without links to the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) or the Ittehad-ul-Mujahideen (IMP).
Origins and Background:
According to sources associated with Jamaat-ul-Ahrar-who, for reasons not fully understood, have been actively promoting the group-KIM has existed in various forms since 2014. It initially operated as the Khorasan Group, later rebranded as Saif al-Furqan, and eventually went dormant. The group re-emerged in April 2025, releasing a series of statements and media content.
Recent Activity Timeline (2025):
-11 April – The group reappeared publicly, issuing warnings against individuals it accused of working with authorities.
-12 April – Issued further congratulatory message on the announcement of the IMP’s formation.
-28 April – 30 June – Released multiple messages portraying its activities as religiously motivated and framing its operations as part of a broader struggle.
-1 May – Published its first statement in Urdu, aimed at local audiences, again focusing on alleged collaborators.
-23 September – Directed threats towards the Malakh tribe in Boya Tehsil, North Waziristan, announcing that government schools would be shut down, with a particular emphasis on ending girls’ education. The group explicitly named four schools it claimed it would target for destruction:
-Government Girls High School, Mir Akbar Kot
-Boya Model School, Muhammad Khel
-Islamia Model Public School, Muhammad Khel
-Government Primary School, Muhammad Khel
The statement also threatened that homes of suspected informants would be attacked.
An undated video circulated on a Jamaat-ul-Ahrar–linked channel showed a man name Aminoor claiming to be an informant, flanked by armed militants. The video ended with his execution, which the channel attributed to KIM in Datta Khel, North Waziristan.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: ALERT
Last night, unknown individuals opened fire on police officer Raftullah near his residence in Mamma Khel, Nurang, Lakki Marwat District.
The officer remained unharmed.
Last night, unknown individuals opened fire on police officer Raftullah near his residence in Mamma Khel, Nurang, Lakki Marwat District.
The officer remained unharmed.
-⚡🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: ALERT
A UCAV mission was conducted in the Dwa Kamar area of Datta Khel, North Waziristan, targeting a reported group of 15–18 militants, including high-value target Irshad, alias Himati.
A single strike was carried out on the primary target, with reports indicating that all targeted individuals were likely killed. The operation is also reported to have destroyed the entire base of militant commander Irshad alias Himati.
Authorities have deployed units to collect further information and recover any remains, while continuing to monitor the area for follow-up operations.
A UCAV mission was conducted in the Dwa Kamar area of Datta Khel, North Waziristan, targeting a reported group of 15–18 militants, including high-value target Irshad, alias Himati.
A single strike was carried out on the primary target, with reports indicating that all targeted individuals were likely killed. The operation is also reported to have destroyed the entire base of militant commander Irshad alias Himati.
Authorities have deployed units to collect further information and recover any remains, while continuing to monitor the area for follow-up operations.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: ALERT
Gunship helicopters conducted strikes on elevated terrain in Innguray Dara and surrounding areas of Maidan, Lower Dir district, targeting suspected militant hideouts.
Gunship helicopters conducted strikes on elevated terrain in Innguray Dara and surrounding areas of Maidan, Lower Dir district, targeting suspected militant hideouts.
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In a targeted late-night attack in Tank’s Kot Khadak area, unknown assailants fatally shot Salahuddin, head of the local peace committee, leaving his brother injured. Authorities have transferred the deceased and the injured to Tank Headquarters Hospital.
In a targeted late-night attack in Tank’s Kot Khadak area, unknown assailants fatally shot Salahuddin, head of the local peace committee, leaving his brother injured. Authorities have transferred the deceased and the injured to Tank Headquarters Hospital.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: ALERT
During a security operation in Tirah, Khyber tribal district, security forces engaged and neutralized a militant identified as Jundullah, son of Dawlat Khan.
Authorities recovered an Afghan ID card, firearms, a mobile phone, and a laser device from the individual.
During a security operation in Tirah, Khyber tribal district, security forces engaged and neutralized a militant identified as Jundullah, son of Dawlat Khan.
Authorities recovered an Afghan ID card, firearms, a mobile phone, and a laser device from the individual.
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PakPulse Intel
-⚡🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: ALERT At approximately 8:45 PM, militants launched an attack on a security post in Spinwam, North Waziristan, triggering an intense exchange of fire that lasted for about an hour. Both sides employed light and heavy weapons during the engagement.…
-UPDATE: Last night, an exchange of fire between militants and security forces in Spinwam left five civilians injured. One child was martyred, and five cows also died.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: ALERT
An undated video circulating on social media shows approximately 10 alleged TTP militants establishing an illegal checkpoint along Kotani-Kobhi Road. The armed elements are seen standing by the roadside, stopping and searching civilians and vehicles. Based on sources, the footage corresponds to Kotani-Kobhi Road, situated within the jurisdiction of Wahwa Police Station in Taunsa Sharif, Punjab.
Sources confirm that Wahwa Police Station is located only 1.5 to 2 kilometers from the checkpoint. Reports indicate that Punjab Police vacated the Kotani check post, and the TTP has now set up a road checkpoint directly in front of this position. The incident reportedly took place yesterday in the late afternoon.
Local sources further indicates that militant activity is not confined to Kotani-Kobhi Road. Similar movements and temporary checkpoints have been observed along Natkani Road and other tribal areas under Wahwa Police Station’s control. The presence of a significant number of armed militants in these sectors poses a serious threat of a major security incident.
Additional videos circulating simultaneously from Khyber, Tank, and Karak areas suggest that TTP has established similar roadblocks in retaliation for a successful Pakistan Army operation in the Daraban area of Dera Ismail Khan yesterday In response, the group has reportedly initiated checkpoint deployments across Tunusa Sharif, Daraban, Tank, and Karak to avenge the deaths of their fighters, some sources claimed.
At the time of writing this report, some accounts indicate that crossfire is ongoing between security forces and militants in the Kotani area.
Meanwhile a TTP-affiliated media reported that its militants ambushed police forces in Kotani, Taunsa Sharif, Dera Ismail Khan .
An undated video circulating on social media shows approximately 10 alleged TTP militants establishing an illegal checkpoint along Kotani-Kobhi Road. The armed elements are seen standing by the roadside, stopping and searching civilians and vehicles. Based on sources, the footage corresponds to Kotani-Kobhi Road, situated within the jurisdiction of Wahwa Police Station in Taunsa Sharif, Punjab.
Sources confirm that Wahwa Police Station is located only 1.5 to 2 kilometers from the checkpoint. Reports indicate that Punjab Police vacated the Kotani check post, and the TTP has now set up a road checkpoint directly in front of this position. The incident reportedly took place yesterday in the late afternoon.
Local sources further indicates that militant activity is not confined to Kotani-Kobhi Road. Similar movements and temporary checkpoints have been observed along Natkani Road and other tribal areas under Wahwa Police Station’s control. The presence of a significant number of armed militants in these sectors poses a serious threat of a major security incident.
Additional videos circulating simultaneously from Khyber, Tank, and Karak areas suggest that TTP has established similar roadblocks in retaliation for a successful Pakistan Army operation in the Daraban area of Dera Ismail Khan yesterday In response, the group has reportedly initiated checkpoint deployments across Tunusa Sharif, Daraban, Tank, and Karak to avenge the deaths of their fighters, some sources claimed.
At the time of writing this report, some accounts indicate that crossfire is ongoing between security forces and militants in the Kotani area.
Meanwhile a TTP-affiliated media reported that its militants ambushed police forces in Kotani, Taunsa Sharif, Dera Ismail Khan .
PakPulse Intel
-⚡🇵🇰/🏴/🏳️: ALERT An off-duty Naik Bismillah Khan Tareen of the Pishin Levies was martyred when unidentified assailants opened fire near the Batezai Levies check post. The body was shifted to Quetta for post-mortem.
-⚡🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: ALERT
The Islamic State Pakistan Province (ISPP) has claimed responsibility for the targeted assassination of a Levies officer in Pishin, Balochistan. According to IS’s weekly publication Al-Naba, the officer was fatally shot while traveling on his motorcycle along Tora Shah Road on Wednesday evening.
The Islamic State Pakistan Province (ISPP) has claimed responsibility for the targeted assassination of a Levies officer in Pishin, Balochistan. According to IS’s weekly publication Al-Naba, the officer was fatally shot while traveling on his motorcycle along Tora Shah Road on Wednesday evening.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: ALERT
In Tirah Valley, Khyber District, armed men abducted police officer Muhammad Amin from Bagh Bazaar and took him to an unknown location. The officer was later released.
In Tirah Valley, Khyber District, armed men abducted police officer Muhammad Amin from Bagh Bazaar and took him to an unknown location. The officer was later released.
-⚡🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: MONITORING
Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has released the 12th episode of its Rabt-e-Millat podcast, lasting over 22 minutes. The program featured Muneeb ur Rehman Jutt, head of TTP’s media commission, and Mufti Ghufran, a member of the group’s leadership council.
The discussion focused on the recent decision by Pakistani religious seminaries to invalidate the academic degree of TTP chief Noor Wali Mehsud. The speakers claimed the move was carried out under state pressure and argued it does not affect Mehsud’s religious standing or leadership within the group.
Throughout the podcast, the participants criticized Pakistani state institutions, media outlets, and the military, portraying them as attempting to conceal failures. They also warned certain journalists, accusing them of siding with the authorities.
The podcast concluded with the hosts pledging to continue addressing current issues through future episodes.
Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has released the 12th episode of its Rabt-e-Millat podcast, lasting over 22 minutes. The program featured Muneeb ur Rehman Jutt, head of TTP’s media commission, and Mufti Ghufran, a member of the group’s leadership council.
The discussion focused on the recent decision by Pakistani religious seminaries to invalidate the academic degree of TTP chief Noor Wali Mehsud. The speakers claimed the move was carried out under state pressure and argued it does not affect Mehsud’s religious standing or leadership within the group.
Throughout the podcast, the participants criticized Pakistani state institutions, media outlets, and the military, portraying them as attempting to conceal failures. They also warned certain journalists, accusing them of siding with the authorities.
The podcast concluded with the hosts pledging to continue addressing current issues through future episodes.
-⚡🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: ALERT
At least eight people, including five police personnel, were injured in a grenade attack in Nushki town, Balochistan.
At least eight people, including five police personnel, were injured in a grenade attack in Nushki town, Balochistan.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: ALERT
At approximately 8:30 PM last night, police and security forces executed a joint counter-terrorism raid on a confirmed hideout of the Mulla Nazir faction, affiliated with the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). The raid was launched on the basis of actionable intelligence indicating the presence of around 23 militants in Gaddi Khel, Darsha Khel (Tehsil Takht Nasrati), situated along the Lakki Marwat–Karak frontier within the jurisdiction of Shah Saleem Police Station.
Local sources reported sustained and heavy exchanges of fire. According to District Police Officer (DPO) Shahbaz Elahi, the engagement lasted several hours of intense combat, culminating in the elimination of 17 hostile combatants. The operation, however, remains in progress as an additional six militants dispersed into nearby villages, security forces are conducting clearance and pursuit operations to apprehend or neutralize them.
To ensure operational success and civilian safety, the district administration and security forces have enforced a strict curfew across Darsha Khel and its adjoining villages. The DPO announced that the curfew will remain effective until 2:00 PM tomorrow, during which all civilian movement is strictly prohibited.
The engagement resulted in casualties on the security side as well, with three personnel sustaining injuries. Two are reported to be in stable condition, while one remains in critical care.
At approximately 8:30 PM last night, police and security forces executed a joint counter-terrorism raid on a confirmed hideout of the Mulla Nazir faction, affiliated with the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). The raid was launched on the basis of actionable intelligence indicating the presence of around 23 militants in Gaddi Khel, Darsha Khel (Tehsil Takht Nasrati), situated along the Lakki Marwat–Karak frontier within the jurisdiction of Shah Saleem Police Station.
Local sources reported sustained and heavy exchanges of fire. According to District Police Officer (DPO) Shahbaz Elahi, the engagement lasted several hours of intense combat, culminating in the elimination of 17 hostile combatants. The operation, however, remains in progress as an additional six militants dispersed into nearby villages, security forces are conducting clearance and pursuit operations to apprehend or neutralize them.
To ensure operational success and civilian safety, the district administration and security forces have enforced a strict curfew across Darsha Khel and its adjoining villages. The DPO announced that the curfew will remain effective until 2:00 PM tomorrow, during which all civilian movement is strictly prohibited.
The engagement resulted in casualties on the security side as well, with three personnel sustaining injuries. Two are reported to be in stable condition, while one remains in critical care.
-⚡:Russia, China, Pakistan and Iran Demand Taliban to Dismantle Militant Groups in Afghanistan
The foreign ministers of China, Iran, Pakistan, and Russia have jointly urged Afghanistan’s authorities to take “effective, concrete, and verifiable” steps to dismantle terrorist networks operating from its soil.
Meeting on the sidelines of the 80th UN General Assembly, the ministers reaffirmed support for Afghanistan as an independent, united, and peaceful state free from terrorism, war, and narcotics. They stressed that Afghan territory must not be used to threaten regional or global security.
The four states voiced alarm over the continued presence of groups such as ISIL, Al-Qaida, Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), East Turkestan Islamic Movement (ETIM), Jaish ul-Adl, Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), and the Majeed Brigade, calling them a “serious threat.”
They emphasized that countering terrorism, extremism, and narcotics is a shared regional priority and urged Kabul to dismantle training camps, disrupt recruitment and financing networks, and prevent cooperation with foreign fighters.
The joint statement also called for:
-Adjustments to UN sanctions to reflect realities on the ground, including travel exemptions for Taliban officials.
-Uninterrupted humanitarian aid to Afghanistan, free from political conditions.
-Regional economic integration to stabilize Afghanistan and improve livelihoods.
-Safe and sustainable refugee repatriation, with appreciation extended to Iran and Pakistan for hosting millions of Afghans.
-Inclusive governance in Kabul, ensuring rights for all communities, especially women and girls.
The ministers underscored that NATO members bear primary responsibility for Afghanistan’s current plight, urging the lifting of sanctions and the release of Afghan assets abroad. They also opposed any return of foreign military bases in or around the country.
Finally, the four sides reaffirmed support for diplomatic pathways, highlighting the roles of the UN, SCO, Moscow Format, and other regional platforms, while welcoming continued quadripartite consultations such as the recent Dushanbe meeting on September 12, 2025.
The foreign ministers of China, Iran, Pakistan, and Russia have jointly urged Afghanistan’s authorities to take “effective, concrete, and verifiable” steps to dismantle terrorist networks operating from its soil.
Meeting on the sidelines of the 80th UN General Assembly, the ministers reaffirmed support for Afghanistan as an independent, united, and peaceful state free from terrorism, war, and narcotics. They stressed that Afghan territory must not be used to threaten regional or global security.
The four states voiced alarm over the continued presence of groups such as ISIL, Al-Qaida, Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), East Turkestan Islamic Movement (ETIM), Jaish ul-Adl, Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), and the Majeed Brigade, calling them a “serious threat.”
They emphasized that countering terrorism, extremism, and narcotics is a shared regional priority and urged Kabul to dismantle training camps, disrupt recruitment and financing networks, and prevent cooperation with foreign fighters.
The joint statement also called for:
-Adjustments to UN sanctions to reflect realities on the ground, including travel exemptions for Taliban officials.
-Uninterrupted humanitarian aid to Afghanistan, free from political conditions.
-Regional economic integration to stabilize Afghanistan and improve livelihoods.
-Safe and sustainable refugee repatriation, with appreciation extended to Iran and Pakistan for hosting millions of Afghans.
-Inclusive governance in Kabul, ensuring rights for all communities, especially women and girls.
The ministers underscored that NATO members bear primary responsibility for Afghanistan’s current plight, urging the lifting of sanctions and the release of Afghan assets abroad. They also opposed any return of foreign military bases in or around the country.
Finally, the four sides reaffirmed support for diplomatic pathways, highlighting the roles of the UN, SCO, Moscow Format, and other regional platforms, while welcoming continued quadripartite consultations such as the recent Dushanbe meeting on September 12, 2025.
-🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: MONITORING
The September issue of Nawai Ghazwat al-Hind, the monthly publication of al-Qaʿidah in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS), published a commentary attributed to “Abu Umar Abdur-Rahman” criticizing the recently announced Pakistan–Saudi security agreement. The piece alleges the pact was prearranged after Pakistan’s former army chief Raheel Sharif accepted a position in Saudi Arabia, and contends the deal was accelerated following an attack on Qatar.
AQIS claims Pakistan was previously pressured into Saudi involvement during the Saudi–Houthi conflict and that domestic opposition in Islamabad forced a more cautious official stance at the time. The article argues that shifts in regional power , including a perceived weakening of Iran and continued Houthi activity , created conditions for the new agreement, which it says serves U.S. and Israeli interests by bolstering the Saudi state.
The magazine also accuses Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of using the agreement to pursue social and geopolitical changes unpopular with the authors, and warns that Pakistani forces will be used to protect the Saudi regime and to counter armed groups in the Arabian Peninsula. AQIS frames its critique as principled opposition to what it calls the “domination” of U.S. and Israeli influence and to policies it views as harmful to Muslim societies.
The September issue of Nawai Ghazwat al-Hind, the monthly publication of al-Qaʿidah in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS), published a commentary attributed to “Abu Umar Abdur-Rahman” criticizing the recently announced Pakistan–Saudi security agreement. The piece alleges the pact was prearranged after Pakistan’s former army chief Raheel Sharif accepted a position in Saudi Arabia, and contends the deal was accelerated following an attack on Qatar.
AQIS claims Pakistan was previously pressured into Saudi involvement during the Saudi–Houthi conflict and that domestic opposition in Islamabad forced a more cautious official stance at the time. The article argues that shifts in regional power , including a perceived weakening of Iran and continued Houthi activity , created conditions for the new agreement, which it says serves U.S. and Israeli interests by bolstering the Saudi state.
The magazine also accuses Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of using the agreement to pursue social and geopolitical changes unpopular with the authors, and warns that Pakistani forces will be used to protect the Saudi regime and to counter armed groups in the Arabian Peninsula. AQIS frames its critique as principled opposition to what it calls the “domination” of U.S. and Israeli influence and to policies it views as harmful to Muslim societies.
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Three soldiers embraced martyrdom after militants ambushed a Frontier Corps convoy in Zehri, Khuzdar district of Balochistan, yesterday.
Three soldiers embraced martyrdom after militants ambushed a Frontier Corps convoy in Zehri, Khuzdar district of Balochistan, yesterday.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: ALERT
A channel affiliated with the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) claimed that the group had taken a man into custody in Dera Ghazi Khan’s Taunsa Sharif area, accusing him of espionage. According to the channel, the man was later released following the intervention of local elders, under the condition that neither he nor his family would be involved in activities against the group.
A channel affiliated with the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) claimed that the group had taken a man into custody in Dera Ghazi Khan’s Taunsa Sharif area, accusing him of espionage. According to the channel, the man was later released following the intervention of local elders, under the condition that neither he nor his family would be involved in activities against the group.
-⚡🇵🇰/🏳️/🏴: ALERT
Two soldiers sustained injuries in a quadcopter attack on the Malangai post in Mamund, Bajaur district. Both are reported to be in stable condition.
Two soldiers sustained injuries in a quadcopter attack on the Malangai post in Mamund, Bajaur district. Both are reported to be in stable condition.