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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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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.
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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.
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DSP Rafique Hamza Mengal disappeared near Surab while traveling from Hub to Mastung. Police have launched a search and investigations are underway.
DSP Rafique Hamza Mengal disappeared near Surab while traveling from Hub to Mastung. Police have launched a search and investigations are underway.
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Two suspected quadcopter strikes reported in Noorak Mursi Khel, North Waziristan. One target was a local cricket ground where children were present, and the other a residential sector. No casualties have been reported. Intermittent firing continues in the area.
Two suspected quadcopter strikes reported in Noorak Mursi Khel, North Waziristan. One target was a local cricket ground where children were present, and the other a residential sector. No casualties have been reported. Intermittent firing continues in the area.
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Security forces detected and successfully neutralized two improvised explosive devices (IEDs) placed in close proximity on the main road in Khaddi Market, Tehsil Mirali, North Waziristan.
Security forces detected and successfully neutralized two improvised explosive devices (IEDs) placed in close proximity on the main road in Khaddi Market, Tehsil Mirali, North Waziristan.
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Tribal leader Hussain Khan Orakzai, a resident of Pastowane village, was shot dead by unidentified gunmen. According to police, Hussain Khan was traveling by motorcycle from Pastoni in Sra Ghurka, Central Kurram, to Bagan when he came under fire at Fateh Khan Korona, dying instantly. An investigation has been launched.
Some reports indicate that the attack may have been carried out by associates of TTP commander Kazim. It is further reported that at the mosque in Pastowane village, Kazim’s group declared that no one should perform Hussain Khan’s funeral prayer or participate in his burial.
Tribal leader Hussain Khan Orakzai, a resident of Pastowane village, was shot dead by unidentified gunmen. According to police, Hussain Khan was traveling by motorcycle from Pastoni in Sra Ghurka, Central Kurram, to Bagan when he came under fire at Fateh Khan Korona, dying instantly. An investigation has been launched.
Some reports indicate that the attack may have been carried out by associates of TTP commander Kazim. It is further reported that at the mosque in Pastowane village, Kazim’s group declared that no one should perform Hussain Khan’s funeral prayer or participate in his burial.
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According to Rescue 1122, an explosion of a shell in the Lagharai area of Tehsil Mamund, Bajaur district resulted in injuries to six children and young individuals.
Following the report, the Rescue 1122 medical team provided emergency treatment to the injured and transferred them in critical condition to District Hospital Khar.
According to local sources, four children later succumbed to their injuries.
According to Rescue 1122, an explosion of a shell in the Lagharai area of Tehsil Mamund, Bajaur district resulted in injuries to six children and young individuals.
Following the report, the Rescue 1122 medical team provided emergency treatment to the injured and transferred them in critical condition to District Hospital Khar.
According to local sources, four children later succumbed to their injuries.
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According to local sources, a taxi carrying residents of Khyro Khel Pakka came under fire from unidentified assailants between Khanzad Khel and Khyro Khel Pakka in Lakki Marwat.All passengers escaped unharmed, although the vehicle sustained significant damage.
It is worth noting that a few days ago, an exchange of fire occurred between the residents of Khyro Khel Pakka and the TTP, resulting in the death of one TTP member.
According to local sources, a taxi carrying residents of Khyro Khel Pakka came under fire from unidentified assailants between Khanzad Khel and Khyro Khel Pakka in Lakki Marwat.All passengers escaped unharmed, although the vehicle sustained significant damage.
It is worth noting that a few days ago, an exchange of fire occurred between the residents of Khyro Khel Pakka and the TTP, resulting in the death of one TTP member.
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According to army-affiliated sources, during an operation conducted by security forces in Darsha Khel, Shah Saleem Police Station, District Karak, one of the militants killed was identified as a Bangladeshi national. From his possession, a Bangladeshi identity card, currency, and other belongings were recovered.
Meanwhile, a TTP-affiliated source have confirmed that the individual was indeed Bengali and identified him as Saifullah Saad. Reportedly, he had traveled from Bangladesh to Afghanistan after spending 300,000 to join the TTP.
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According to army-affiliated sources, during an operation conducted by security forces in Darsha Khel, Shah Saleem Police Station, District Karak, one of the militants killed was identified as a Bangladeshi national. From his possession, a Bangladeshi identity card, currency, and other belongings were recovered.
Meanwhile, a TTP-affiliated source have confirmed that the individual was indeed Bengali and identified him as Saifullah Saad. Reportedly, he had traveled from Bangladesh to Afghanistan after spending 300,000 to join the TTP.
A related post: https://t.me/PakPulseIntel/9
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According to military-affiliated sources, a senior operational commander of the Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP), responsible for militant activities in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, was neutralized in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, by unidentified assailants.
The slain militant, identified as Muhammad Ihsani—an ethnic Tajik operating under the nom de guerre Anwar—was a key figure in facilitating transnational millitants operations. He specialized in recruiting, training, and escorting Tajik suicide bombers across the Afghan-Pakistan border.
Ihsani was designated as one of the principal architects behind the Kocha Risaldar Mosque bombing in Peshawar on 4 March 2022, where 67 worshippers were killed in a sectarian suicide attack targeting the Shia community. The following day, ISKP claimed responsibility through its propaganda outlet Amaq News Agency, identifying the perpetrator as Julaybib al-Kabli.
Ihsani’s network had deployed additional Tajik operatives, including one neutralized in an Intelligence-Based Operation (IBO), who was preparing to stage an attack on a church in Peshawar. He was killed along with Hasan Shah, who had previously been associated with Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) before joining ISKP.
According to military-affiliated sources, a senior operational commander of the Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP), responsible for militant activities in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, was neutralized in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, by unidentified assailants.
The slain militant, identified as Muhammad Ihsani—an ethnic Tajik operating under the nom de guerre Anwar—was a key figure in facilitating transnational millitants operations. He specialized in recruiting, training, and escorting Tajik suicide bombers across the Afghan-Pakistan border.
Ihsani was designated as one of the principal architects behind the Kocha Risaldar Mosque bombing in Peshawar on 4 March 2022, where 67 worshippers were killed in a sectarian suicide attack targeting the Shia community. The following day, ISKP claimed responsibility through its propaganda outlet Amaq News Agency, identifying the perpetrator as Julaybib al-Kabli.
Ihsani’s network had deployed additional Tajik operatives, including one neutralized in an Intelligence-Based Operation (IBO), who was preparing to stage an attack on a church in Peshawar. He was killed along with Hasan Shah, who had previously been associated with Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) before joining ISKP.
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According to army-affiliated sources, security forces conducted an operation targeting Baloch separatist militants in the Ghurmap area of Zehri, Balochistan. During the engagement, eight militants were killed. Of them, two—identified as Essa Khan and Shah Nawaz—were recovered, along with three motorcycles and a quantity of ammunition.
According to army-affiliated sources, security forces conducted an operation targeting Baloch separatist militants in the Ghurmap area of Zehri, Balochistan. During the engagement, eight militants were killed. Of them, two—identified as Essa Khan and Shah Nawaz—were recovered, along with three motorcycles and a quantity of ammunition.
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Commander Asad Ullah, alias Punjabi, who was operating in conjunction with elements from the Hijrati and Mufti Zakariya groups, who recently infiltrated from Afghanistan into Jamrud, Khyber. He was engaged and neutralized at the Karak–Lakki Marwat border while en route to tashkeel in Punjab.
Commander Asad Ullah, alias Punjabi, who was operating in conjunction with elements from the Hijrati and Mufti Zakariya groups, who recently infiltrated from Afghanistan into Jamrud, Khyber. He was engaged and neutralized at the Karak–Lakki Marwat border while en route to tashkeel in Punjab.
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In Komkai Ping village of Domel Tehsil, Bannu District, militant commander Nasir, alias Gaidarl
/Umar, along with his associates, has abducted tribal elder Malik Shahabuddin, son of Gulab Khan.
In response, a jirga of local elders and community leaders has been formed and is currently negotiating with the militants.
In Komkai Ping village of Domel Tehsil, Bannu District, militant commander Nasir, alias Gaidarl
/Umar, along with his associates, has abducted tribal elder Malik Shahabuddin, son of Gulab Khan.
In response, a jirga of local elders and community leaders has been formed and is currently negotiating with the militants.
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According to local sources, last night the village of Tapi Mir Khon Khel in North Waziristan was targeted by quadcopter strikes. No casualties have been reported.
According to local sources, last night the village of Tapi Mir Khon Khel in North Waziristan was targeted by quadcopter strikes. No casualties have been reported.
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Last night, a clash between militants and security forces claimed the life of a woman in Manzar Khel, North Waziristan.
Last night, a clash between militants and security forces claimed the life of a woman in Manzar Khel, North Waziristan.
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-⚡🇵🇰/🇦🇫/🏳️/🏴: ALERT According to military-affiliated sources, a senior operational commander of the Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP), responsible for militant activities in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, was neutralized in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, by unidentified…
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The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) announced a breakthrough in the probe of the May 11 ISKP suicide attack targeting a police vehicle in Peshawar’s Chamkani area, identifying the bomber as Azerbaijani national Imran Galiyev. CTD sources report that Galiyev, suspected of affiliation with a Daesh network, entered Pakistan through Islamabad on April 28, 2024, with no record of his departure from the country.
The attack, which took place approximately three kilometers from its intended target, was aimed at a high-profile religious-political leader, confirmed to be JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman, who was addressing a public rally at the time.
Investigators revealed that Galiyev operated with the support of a well-established domestic network spanning Karak, Peshawar, and Quetta. This network facilitated his operations by providing safe houses, financial assistance, and forged identity documents. CTD authorities have dismantled this support structure, arresting key operatives responsible for producing fake identity cards in Kohat.
Financial investigations indicate that the attack was funded through a combination of conventional and modern channels. Substantial amounts of money were transferred via local services such as Easypaisa and through illicit hawala networks. Notably, CTD traced a cryptocurrency transaction valued at $202 USD on the Tron blockchain, with actionable intelligence obtained from international exchanges including Binance and Bybit. This underscores the evolving financial methods employed by terrorist networks and confirms the international scope of Daesh operations in the region.
In parallel, pro-TTP outlet Khorasan Ghag reported that, according to its sources, Turkestani militants from Central Asia and Arab countries militants have joined the network, highlighting the growing presence of foreign fighters in local insurgent groups. Previous reports had also indicated participation of Tajiks in the TTP.
The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) announced a breakthrough in the probe of the May 11 ISKP suicide attack targeting a police vehicle in Peshawar’s Chamkani area, identifying the bomber as Azerbaijani national Imran Galiyev. CTD sources report that Galiyev, suspected of affiliation with a Daesh network, entered Pakistan through Islamabad on April 28, 2024, with no record of his departure from the country.
The attack, which took place approximately three kilometers from its intended target, was aimed at a high-profile religious-political leader, confirmed to be JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman, who was addressing a public rally at the time.
Investigators revealed that Galiyev operated with the support of a well-established domestic network spanning Karak, Peshawar, and Quetta. This network facilitated his operations by providing safe houses, financial assistance, and forged identity documents. CTD authorities have dismantled this support structure, arresting key operatives responsible for producing fake identity cards in Kohat.
Financial investigations indicate that the attack was funded through a combination of conventional and modern channels. Substantial amounts of money were transferred via local services such as Easypaisa and through illicit hawala networks. Notably, CTD traced a cryptocurrency transaction valued at $202 USD on the Tron blockchain, with actionable intelligence obtained from international exchanges including Binance and Bybit. This underscores the evolving financial methods employed by terrorist networks and confirms the international scope of Daesh operations in the region.
In parallel, pro-TTP outlet Khorasan Ghag reported that, according to its sources, Turkestani militants from Central Asia and Arab countries militants have joined the network, highlighting the growing presence of foreign fighters in local insurgent groups. Previous reports had also indicated participation of Tajiks in the TTP.