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Five years of Taliban rule, and ignorance keeps growing while education remains neglected.
Afghans are storming Crickter Rashid Khan’s house for pictures as if it were a gateway to paradise. This is the cost of suppressing education and critical thinking!
Taliban Celebrate Diwali, Extend Heartfelt Wishes to Hindu Communities Worldwide.
Taliban marked Diwali celebrations and extended greetings to Hindus in Afghanistan, India and across the globe, wishing them a Happy Diwali.
🇦🇫BAGHLAN: The funeral prayer of Qari Noor Jan, alias Tayyab Badri, a Taliban fighter a former bodyguard of Sirajuddin Haqqani, was held this morning in Jino Malayan village, Dand Ghori, following his assassination by unidentified gunmen.
🚨 BREAKING | PANJPAI, BALOCHISTAN, PAKISTAN
Intense clashes are reportedly ongoing between Pakistani security forces and armed individuals in the Muhammad Khel area of Panjpai Tehsil.
🚨 BREAKING: Uyghur Islamist militants threaten jihad against Chinese civilians, vowing to kill every last one of them. The video concludes with chants of “Allahu Akbar.”
BREAKING: The latest image of Aziz Yoldash, former leader of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU), has emerged.
Yoldash was targeted in an attack at Gormach Bazaar in Murghab district, Badghis province. His teenage son survived the incident, but Yoldash succumbed to his injuries four hours later.
His son is currently reportedly associated with the suicide attackers of Katibat al-Bukhari, a faction of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, in Barka district of Baghlan province.
The image was taken when Aziz Yoldash was critically wounded.
Aziz Yoldash succeeded his father, Tahir Yoldash, as the group's leader and was considered one of the most dangerous militant figures in Central Asia. He was involved in human trafficking, kidnappings, and the training and preparation of suicide attackers.
The Haqqani Network also used IMU suicide attackers in several of its operations. Aziz Yoldash was linked to attacks that claimed the lives of thousands of innocent people.
Helmand, Afghanistan: Poppy crops, a lucrative source of income from the opium trade, are now fully matured and ready for harvest in Taliban-controlled Helmand province. The cultivation is permitted only for Taliban-affiliated individuals, not the general public.
Parwan, Afghanistan: Students from schools across Parwan Province showcased their innovative projects and creative inventions.
Pakistan-affiliated social media accounts claim that the individual seen in a circulating video is the son of JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman and was seen with a transgender friend at an apartment in Islamabad’s F-10 sector.
100 Days of Resistance: Sami Sadat Reaffirms Fight for a Free Afghanistan
Lt. Gen. Sami Sadat has issued a message to the Afghan nation marking 100 days of resistance against Taliban rule, reaffirming the Afghanistan United Front’s determination to restore freedom, security and dignity for the Afghan people.
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Pakistan continues to keep its border crossings with Iran closed amid ongoing regional tensions, maintaining restrictions on cross-border movement.
Forcing these voiceless, innocent animals to cross the river under such dangerous conditions is nothing short of cruelty. Instead of spending money on harbouring terrorists and funding paid accounts to spread fake praise of themselves, the Taliban government could have simply built a bridge to spare these helpless animals from such suffering.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan: Afghan Taliban-backed TTP militants are exercising control over certain areas, raising concerns over the Pakistan government's authority and ability to maintain security in parts of the province.
🚨 Another Example of the Taliban’s Links to International Terrorism
Yusuf Shah, from Ilford, was arrested for providing support to terrorist groups, including Al-Qaeda and the Taliban.
An investigation by Counter Terrorism Policing London found extremist material on his phone and computer, including terrorist publications, weapons-related documents and bomb-making instructions. His devices also revealed his online support for Al-Qaeda and the Taliban, along with technical assistance provided to terrorist networks.
This is yet another example of the Taliban’s links to individuals facilitating international terrorism. How long will the world wait before these networks cause another major tragedy?
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In Chilas, Pakistan, TTP militants backed by the Afghan Taliban are spreading terror in broad daylight, raising serious questions about the pakistani security forces' ability to counter the growing threat.
Perhaps Pakistan's security forces have failed to contain the TTP threat.
🚨 Baghlan: Qari Noor Jan, also known as Tayyab Badri, a Taliban fighter who reportedly served as a bodyguard to Taliban Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani, has been assassinated by unidentified gunmen.
His funeral was held this morning in Jino Malayan village, Dand Ghori.
🚨 While Afghan Taliban leaders reportedly enjoy $40 million in weekly revenues, their lower-ranking fighters who have joined the TTP are left exposed to the rain. Instead of investing in Afghanistan’s future and rebuilding the country, the Taliban leadership continues to provide shelter to militants and facilitate their movement into neighbouring countries.
Billions in priorities, misery on the ground.
🚨 TTP commanders operating under Afghan Taliban patronage are receiving fresh financial assistance, weapons and other support from the Taliban regime.
The Taliban government received another instalment of US aid in the UAE in October. Serious questions arise over the use of these funds, which should benefit the Afghan people but are instead being directed towards financing terrorist networks.
The aid meant to rebuild Afghanistan being used to fuel terrorism
Pakistani Forces Kill Two ISKP Target Killers in Bajaur, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Pakistani Security forces conducted an IBO in Salarzai, Bajaur district, killing two target killers linked to ISKP who were reportedly involved in the killings of religious scholars and civilians.
Unconfirmed Reports Emerge From Afghanistan Amid Escalating Border Tensions
Disturbing reports are coming out of Afghanistan, and if proven true, they could mark a major loss for Kabul.
According to conflicting information circulating, a high-level meeting was underway inside a complex in Kandahar when it was targeted by a Pakistan Air Force airstrike. The meeting was reportedly being led by Afghanistan's Amir, Mullah Hibatullah.
The complex, commonly known as Sarai Umar, was said to have been completely destroyed after the Pakistan Air Force allegedly dropped a 2,000-pound PK-84 bomb on it. Alarming reports are now circulating about the commanders present at the meeting, suggesting that none of them survived the strike.
Meanwhile, after Friday prayers today, intense clashes erupted again along the Kurram border. Heavy weapons were used, and the fighting was so severe that Pakistani forces had to deploy armed drones. Sporadic exchanges of fire are still continuing, though the intensity has decreased.
The Chaman border in Kandahar remains quiet at the moment, but this silence is being seen as the calm before a major storm, as Afghan forces are slowly gathering in the Kandahar zone. Large military convoys have also been seen entering Nangarhar, Paktia, Paktika, and Khost.
Today, four Indian transport cargo aircraft reportedly landed at Kandahar and Kabul airports via Iran. Anti-tank missiles, shoulder-launched air defence missiles, and boxes of drones were said to have been unloaded with great care.
An undeclared 48-hour ceasefire is reportedly currently in place between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
In addition, during last night's fighting, Mullah Yaqoob, the Defence Minister's elite Red Unit, also known as the Sur Qita, reportedly suffered heavy losses. To counter it, Pakistan had deployed its highly dangerous Special Operations Group. According to some reports, the unit managed to breach a post on the Gulistan side, through which it infiltrated a group of 15 men into Pakistan. However, by this afternoon, during a major search operation in the Ziarat Gulistan area, the group was reportedly killed. Several videos of this are circulating on social media.
Afghanistan's spokesperson, Mullah Zabihullah Mujahid, has twice repeated threats to take revenge on Pakistan for the airstrikes, for which forces are being massed along the Pakistani border.
Just now, reports are coming in that Pakistani drones or jets have once again bombed several targets inside Afghanistan.