ISLAMABAD: Defense Minister Khawaja Asif issued a strong statement on Saturday, expressing his disappointment with Afghanistan’s failure to fulfill its responsibilities as a neighbor and adhere to the Doha agreement. Through his official Twitter account, the defense minister highlighted that Pakistan has been generously accommodating approximately 5 to 6 million Afghan refugees over the past four to five decades, providing them with full rights and support. However, he criticized the fact that despite this goodwill gesture, certain terrorist elements, who have caused harm and loss of life to Pakistani citizens, find safe havens within Afghan territory. The defense minister emphasized…
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The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) announced that the Pakistan Army has expressed grave concerns about the safe havens and freedom of action enjoyed by the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in Afghanistan. The statement was made after Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Syed Asim Munir visited Quetta Garrison and was briefed on a recent terrorist attack in Zhob, where nine soldiers lost their lives. During the visit, the COAS paid tribute to the martyrs, visited the injured soldiers at CMH, Quetta, praised their services to the nation, and commended their resilience. Earlier this week, terrorists launched a cowardly attack on…
In an interview with local Afghan media, Afghanistan’s Deputy Minister of Public Work (MoPW), Din Mohammad Haqbin, made a claim that has sparked a heated debate. He stated that 95 percent of the Afghan population opposes women working in society. However, women’s rights activists Paikan and various data sources provide a different perspective. According to Haqbin, the Islamic Emirate has issued a decree to create work opportunities specifically for widows. He argued that the majority of Afghans are against women joining the workforce, with only a small minority influenced by foreign training making statements in favor of women’s work. Haqbin…
In a significant breakthrough, Muhammad Tariq Rafiq, the most wanted terrorist of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and the mastermind behind the heinous Dasu attack, has been reportedly killed in Afghanistan. Tariq, commonly known as Tariq Button Kharab, is believed to have met his fate in Paich Dara, located in Afghanistan’s Kunar province, on Tuesday. Although Tariq’s body has not yet been recovered, the TTP has confirmed the loss of communication with their leader.This significant development marks a significant blow to the TTP’s operations and comes as a relief to the international community, particularly China, as Tariq was widely regarded as…
ZHOB: At least five soldiers were martyred, and three terrorists killed during an intense exchange of fire between security forces and a group of terrorists following attack on a security forces’ check-post in Balochistan.The terrorists targeted the check-post in Zhob Cantonment on Wednesday, prompting a swift and robust response from the security forces. The security personnel stationed at the check-post bravely retaliated against the attackers, successfully repelling the terrorists. Unfortunately, the intense exchange of fire resulted in the martyrdom of five soldiers, as reported by security forces sources. The exchange of fire left three militants dead.The deadly attack also left…
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Zabiullah Mujahid, the spokesman of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA), denied the accusations by US House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Michael McCaul that the IEA is trading weapons left by US troops to Washington’s “enemies like Iran and the Palestinians against Israel. Mujahid said on Twitter that the claims are false and that the IEA has preserved all of the military equipment since it took power. Mujahid tweeted that “such propaganda is the scheme of those who seek to create tension and who cannot accept the current stability in Afghanistan and spread lies against it.” This comes after McCaul…
White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan has reaffirmed the Biden administration’s efforts to ensure that the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) does not allow Afghanistan to become a base for terrorist attacks. Sullivan made the remarks on Sunday in response to reporters’ questions about Biden’s statements that indicated the US is cooperating with the IEA to target terrorists in Afghanistan. Sullivan said that the US is holding the IEA accountable for their promises under the Doha agreement, which stipulates that Afghanistan cannot be used as a launching pad for terrorist plots against anyone, especially the US, its allies and…
MIR ALI: In a devastating attack during the early hours of Tuesday, unidentified gunmen targeted under construction checkposts in Mir Ali Bazaar, North Waziristan district. The attack resulted in injuries of four personnel of law enforcement agencies. According to reliable sources familiar with the matter, the attack occurred approximately 2 am when a group of terrorists ambushed the under construction checkpost situated at Faqiran Chowk in Mir Ali Bazaar, leading to injuries sustained by three police officers and a soldier from the Pakistan Army. Responding swiftly, the security forces and rescue personnel to rushed to the scene and promptly transferred…
The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) has once again urged the international community to remove the sanctions imposed on the country, saying they are hampering its economic development and humanitarian efforts. The IEA’s spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, made the appeal at a press conference in Kabul on Monday, where he also announced the formation of a new commission to oversee the distribution of aid and relief items to the needy people. Mujahid said the IEA was committed to ensuring transparency and accountability in the use of foreign assistance, and welcomed the cooperation of international organizations and donors. He also said the…