ISLAMABAD: The Afghan internet and social media, which had remained shut down for several days, suddenly became active again last night, raising questions about the timing. The situation began to become clearer following the airstrikes carried out in Kabul the previous night. Reports suggest that the Afghan Taliban reactivated social media despite earlier warnings that […]
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KABUL: The Afghan Taliban regime has made another allegation claiming that Pakistan targeted a drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul, a claim officials say is completely unfounded. Pakistan maintains that in its ongoing counterterrorism operations, it only targets militant infrastructure and facilities linked to activities that plan, support, or carry out attacks inside the country. According
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KUNAR: Pakistan carried out a targeted strike at a suspected militant site in Afghanistan’s Kunar region, according to security sources. Officials said the strike hit a location where a high-level meeting was underway. Participants allegedly included members of Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), Afghan Taliban elements, and foreign operatives. Sources claimed an
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KABUL: Afghan journalist and political analyst Ahmad Sharifzad strongly rejected the Taliban’s claim that Pakistan targeted a drug rehabilitation hospital in recent airstrikes, stating that the actual target was a military facility. He said on X (formerly Twitter) that an eyewitness in Kabul reported: “Pakistani jets bombed Taliban Ministry of Defence Air Force installations and
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KABUL: The Taliban allowed local journalists to visit the site of a recent airstrike, providing a firsthand look at the aftermath. After waiting overnight, media teams were granted access. On inspection, officials and reporters found no blood or evidence of major damage. Media outlets including Zawia News and Afghan Times reported no confirmed casualties. Although
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KABUL: The Afghan Taliban backed social media accounts started propaganda against Pakistan’s yesterday airstrikes in which Pakistan targeted drone assembly facilities and military training centres. Claim: The Afghan Taliban claimed that an airstrike targeted a hospital, suggesting civilian casualties at a drug rehabilitation center near Camp Phoenix. A video and social media posts circulated to
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BANNU: Police successfully foiled two terrorist attacks on Baka Khel Police Station and Fatah Khel checkpost early this morning, officials said. Authorities said attackers from the group Fitna al-Khawarij retreated after a swift and strong police response. A fierce gunbattle broke out at Baka Khel police station for 45 minutes and lasted one hour at
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KARACHI: The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) arrested a suspected militant linked to the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in an operation in Malir, officials said. The arrest came during a joint operation with sensitive security agencies aimed at thwarting a potential terror plot in the city. During the raid, CTD officials recovered a hand grenade from the
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KARACHI: The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) dealt a major blow to the banned Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) after killing a key commander in an operation in Shah Latif Town, Malir. Officials said the raid took place on February 17. It followed intelligence obtained from previously arrested militants. CTD teams surrounded a suspected hideout. A heavy gun
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ISLAMABAD: A standoff between government authorities and key stakeholders over the school holiday calendar continues, with no agreement yet reached despite a fresh proposal from the government. According to official sources, the government has suggested allocating 76 days for summer vacations and 17 days for winter holidays across educational institutions. However, the proposal has failed
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