ISLAMABAD: The recent martyrdom of 13 valiant soldiers in North Waziristan stands as a stark and painful reminder of the heavy price Pakistan continues to pay to safeguard peace and stability. This brutal attack, claimed by elements belonging to banned outfits, exposes the unrelenting desperation of an enemy increasingly cornered by sustained and determined security operations. The ambush is being seen not as a sign of militant resurgence but as a last, vicious attempt by terror networks to remain relevant in the face of their systematic dismantling. Security experts point to the operation’s context: in recent months, Pakistan’s armed forces,…
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MIRANSHAH: Journalists affiliated with North Waziristan’s Press Club have voiced deep concerns over the ongoing suspension of internet services in the region, describing it as a significant impediment to their professional responsibilities and a broader constraint on the free flow of information. They have called for the immediate restoration of media communication facilities while simultaneously expressing their continued faith in Pakistan’s state institutions and commitment to national integrity. At a gathering marked by measured yet firm resolve, senior correspondents condemned the restrictions that have hampered their ability to report accurately and in a timely manner. They emphasized that their protest…
NORTH WAZIRISTAN: In a renewed and determined push to safeguard the hard-won peace of the region, Pakistan’s security forces are intensifying efforts to strengthen coordination and trust with tribal elders in a bid to eliminate the last vestiges of militancy hiding in remote pockets of North Waziristan. Nearly a decade has passed since the decisive launch of Operation Zarb-e-Azb in 2014, a landmark counterterrorism campaign that dismantled major militant sanctuaries and forced thousands of terrorists to flee or lay down arms. Yet, despite these undeniable gains, the region continues to face sporadic, cowardly attacks designed to destabilize communities and undermine…
PESHAWAR: From Bajaur to Lakki Marwat, violent elements are relentlessly attempting to undermine hard-won peace across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Yet, the state’s resolve remains unshaken and unwavering in the face of these sinister efforts. In Lakki Marwat, Inamullah Khan, the determined head of the Marwat-Bettani Qaumi Tehreek, narrowly survived a devastating improvised explosive device (IED) attack targeting his convoy. Displaying exceptional courage and leadership, he not only retaliated to repel the assailants but also delivered an impassioned appeal to his fellow citizens. He urged the public to stand shoulder to shoulder with security forces and reject the toxic ideology of militancy…
MIRANSHAH: In a tragic and deeply condemnable act of terrorism, respected tribal elder Malik Muhammad Rehman Dawar and his loyal driver were martyred in cold blood as they traveled to participate in a crucial peace Jirga in Razmak. The cowardly and calculated attack occurred near Dawood Pump on the Miranshah-Bannu Road, casting a pall of grief and anger across the region. Authorities have confirmed that this was not a random incident but a meticulously planned targeted ambush designed to sabotage fragile local peace efforts and sow discord among tribal communities. Dawar, a prominent and widely respected figure known for his…
The ISPR’s confirmation of the horrific suicide bombing in Mir Ali, North Waziristan, that killed 13 military personnel and injured dozens more is not just another tragic news item—it is a sobering wake-up call for every Pakistani who believes the war on terror is over. This was no small or accidental attack. Reports confirm the bomber used around 800 kilograms of explosives, making it a calculated, well-funded, and technologically sophisticated act of terror. This is the true face of the enemy: a cold-blooded, well-equipped network of killers determined to destabilize Pakistan and shatter the peace hard-won through years of sacrifice.…
When tragedy strikes, it is all too easy for enemies of Pakistan to seize the moment and flood the narrative with lies, half-truths, and blame-shifting. That is exactly what happened after the recent drone strike in North Waziristan that killed innocent children. As shock and grief spread, opportunists immediately weaponized the incident to accuse Pakistan’s own security forces of carrying out the attack—a vile and calculated attempt to turn national anger inward. ISPR’s unequivocal denial of any involvement in the strike is not just a routine clarification. It is an urgent act of truth-telling that defends not only the reputation…
At a time when regional tensions are being deliberately stoked and misinformation is unleashed to sow fear, DG ISPR’s recent statement affirming the security of Pakistan’s nuclear assets is not just a routine clarification—it’s a strategic necessity. It is a direct and uncompromising rebuttal to the relentless propaganda campaigns that aim to undermine Pakistan’s sovereign right to maintain a credible nuclear deterrent. For decades, Pakistan’s nuclear program has been the ultimate guarantor of national security. Born of necessity in response to India’s nuclear ambitions, it has kept the strategic balance in South Asia and prevented full-scale wars. Yet our adversaries…
The recent drone infiltration attempts, repelled successfully by the Pakistan Army, are more than just a tactical victory—they are a testament to the vigilance, precision, and evolving technological capability of our armed forces under the steadfast leadership of Field Marshal Asim Munir. In a region plagued by hybrid warfare and covert aggressions, Pakistan’s defense apparatus continues to operate as an unbreakable shield against both physical incursions and psychological subversion. According to the ISPR, two separate attempts by militants linked to “Fitna al Khwarij”—a term increasingly used to describe Indian-sponsored terrorist proxies—were made on the nights of July 1st and 2nd.…
In a time when Pakistan faces external pressures and internal misdirection, the 271st Corps Commanders’ Conference chaired by Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir comes not just as a routine military meeting but as a profound message of strategic resolve, institutional harmony, and unwavering commitment to national security. The significance of this conference cannot be overstated. It was not merely a discussion of operational matters—it was a public reaffirmation of the Pakistan Army’s cohesive structure, its loyalty to the Constitution, and its absolute clarity on matters of national sovereignty. In an era where narratives are constantly weaponized against state institutions, especially…