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Fact check: Taliban did not capture Pakistan's Tank

Fact check: Taliban did not capture Pakistan’s Tank

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ISLAMABAD: After suffering heavy defeats at multiple points along the Pak-Afghan border, the Afghan Taliban have turned to false propaganda to conceal their casualties and financial losses, security sources said. Taliban spokespersons and affiliated social media accounts circulated a video claiming they had captured a Pakistani tank. The Claim: Afghan Taliban captured a Pakistani tank […]

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Fact Check: No internet shutdown in Pakistan on October 14

Fact Check: No internet shutdown in Pakistan on October 14, PTCL confirms only temporary slowdown

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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) has clarified that internet services across the country will not be shut down on Tuesday, October 14, contrary to several misleading claims circulating on social media. The telecom operator confirmed that users may experience slower internet speeds due to scheduled maintenance work on an international submarine cable. Furthermore, the

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Fitna-ul-Hindustan and Fitna-ul-Khawarij, as being behind a wave of false online notifications.

Nexus between Fitna al-Hindustan and Khawarij exposed

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ISLAMABAD: Pakistani security forces are on high alert and the government has issued a public advisory, warning citizens against a disinformation campaign by terrorist groups attempting to exploit the security situation. The advisory comes as the government implements security measures in anticipation of a planned protest by Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) in Islamabad and Rawalpindi. Officials have

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Indian propaganda networks are circulating an old video to falsely present the 2023 detention of a Baloch individual, Farid Baloch, as a recent enforced disappearance.

Fitna-Al-Hindustan’s fake video aims to cover up drug trafficking and espionage

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QUETTA: Fitna-Al-Hindustan are circulating an old video to falsely present the 2023 detention of a Baloch individual, Farid Baloch, as a recent enforced disappearance. The video in question is approximately two years old and originates from the arrest of Farid Baloch by Pakistani law enforcement agencies in 2023. Officials stated that his detention was based

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– Strong allegations have been leveled against expatriate blogger Kiyya Baloch, accusing him of being a mouthpiece for foreign interests hostile to Pakistan.

Journalist façade used to undermine Pakistan’s sovereignty, report claims

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 Several analysts and journalists reported that expatriate blogger Kiyya Baloch, working as  a mouthpiece for foreign interests hostile to Pakistan. Analysts have alleged that his reporting on Balochistan is not independent journalism but a coordinated effort to undermine Pakistan. They accuse him of serving as a amplifier for narratives that align with Indian political objectives,

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Old video, new lies: Indian proxy propaganda in Balochistan exposed again

Old video, new lies: Indian proxy propaganda in Balochistan exposed again

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ISLAMABAD: Social media accounts linked to Indian proxies and the internationally designated terrorist group Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) have been caught recycling old footage to spread disinformation about Balochistan. The Claim On August 25, 2024, a social media account named Fatima Baloch, associated with BLA posted a video claiming that “Baloch Sarmachars (term they used

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Fact check: Is the viral letter about Balochistan’s internet shutdown real?

Fact check: Is the viral letter about Balochistan’s internet shutdown real?

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QUETTA: As security operations intensify in southwestern Balochistan against the Indian proxies referred as ‘Fitna al Hindustan,’ mobile internet users across the province have found themselves abruptly disconnected. Claim: A letter dated August 6, 2025, is circulating on social media, allegedly issued by the Home Department of Balochistan, requesting the Ministry of Interior to suspend

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Fact check: RAW-backed disinformation campaign on Balochistan exposed

Fact check: RAW-backed disinformation campaign on Balochistan exposed

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QUETTA: A post circulating by mostly Indian based accounts show an image of children saluting the Indian Proxy and internationally designated terrorist group Balochistan Liberation Army flag۔ Claim: A tweet from the X (formerly Twitter) account @miryar_baloch shows an image of children in Balochistan with the implication that they are participating in an anti-Pakistan protest.

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