Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Terrorism Watch
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RealNapster
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Qunky tm log pashtoono se jihad krwaty ho USSR or USA ky khilaaf. Or jab apny pichwaary pe aag lagti hy to deal krne pohnch jaaty ho Osama bin laden ky pass.
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Afar tmhy pakistan me rehty hue ni pta is "why" ka jawab, to phir to Tmhary is "why" kay jawab ky lye thora prna pary ga. Qunky jahalat khatam krne kay lye parna zaroori hy.
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Khawaja Asif says KP now on 'same page' as Centre in fight against terrorism
News Desk Kalbe AliMay 13, 2026
Defence Minister Khawaja Asif on Wednesday acknowledged that the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government was standing firmly with the Centre in combatting terrorism, hailing that they were on the “same page”.
He made the remarks on the floor of the National Assembly while responding to an emotionally charged speech by Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-Fazl’s (JUI-F) Noor Alam Khan, who had criticised both the federal and provincial governments for rising terrorism in the province.
“We did not have the KP government’s cooperation for a very long time, [but] now we have [it]. They are standing firmly with the Centre and the armed forces against terrorism. There is no doubt,” Asif declared.
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Constable injured in attack on checkpost succumbs to wounds in Charsadda
Faiz MuhammadMay 14, 2026
Martyred Constable Sajjad Khan. —photo provided by author
CHARSADDA: A constable, who was critically injured in an attack on a checkpost in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Charsadda last month, succumbed to his wounds, police said on Thursday.
Charsadda police spokesperson Safiullah said Constable Sajjad Khan was injured when unidentified militants targeted the Azizabad checkpost with explosive material on April 22.
He said the constable was taken to the hospital in a critical condition, where he remained under treatment before embracing martyrdom late on Wednesday night.
Saifullah said that the constable’s funeral prayers were offered on Thursday morning with official honours at Police Lines Charsadda. A smartly turned-out police contingent saluted the martyr, while floral wreaths were laid on the coffin, he added.
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Afgan Pashtuns are signing in their own death warrant. They're strangling themselves to death. Looks like every target, including infrastructure and business, are Halal now....
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9 terrorists killed, 4 security personnel martyred as attack on army camp in Bajaur repulsed: sources
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May 15, 2026
Security forces killed nine terrorists as they repulsed an attack on an army camp in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Bajaur district, official sources said on Friday.
Four security personnel were also martyred during the engagement, they added.
The sources said terrorists from Fitna-al-Khawarij — the state-designated term for the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) — attacked the camp with explosives on Thursday night and tried to end the camp from one of the gates while firing.
But, security forces responded timely and effectively, as a result of which they remained unsuccessful in their nefarious designs, the sources added.
They said that according to initial reports, nine terrorists had been killed and four soldiers were martyred during the engagement.
The terrorists were unable to enter the camp despite using explosives and resorting to intense firing, they said, adding that a search and clearance operation was under way at the camp.
Meanwhile, injured security personnel had been taken to Peshawar for medical treatment, they said.
The TTP claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement.
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The attack has taken place just three days after a blast in KP’s Lakki Marwat claimed the lives of nine people, including two traffic policemen. Over 30 people were also injured in the attack.
Prior to that, 15 police personnel were martyred after a suicide attack on the Fateh Khel police post in KP’s Bannu district on May 9.
KP has seen a rise in terrorist attacks in the past year. According to the Annual Security Report 2025 from the Centre for Research and Security Studies (CRSS), KP recorded a significant surge in violence last year as “fatalities rose from 1,620 in 2024 to 2,331 in 2025”.
Prior to that, 15 police personnel were martyred after a suicide attack on the Fateh Khel police post in KP’s Bannu district on May 9.
KP has seen a rise in terrorist attacks in the past year. According to the Annual Security Report 2025 from the Centre for Research and Security Studies (CRSS), KP recorded a significant surge in violence last year as “fatalities rose from 1,620 in 2024 to 2,331 in 2025”.
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Failed Attempt to Attack Deringarh Police Station of Hindustan Fitna in MastungThe terrorists of Hindustan Fitna once again made a failed attempt at a cowardly operation with the aim of creating content for social media.
Continuing their past tradition, these cowardly elements fled the scene out of fear of law enforcement agencies (LEAs) after stopping briefly for a short while.
These attempts to harass ordinary citizens and Levies personnel are actually the result of the frustration that has spread in their ranks due to the continuous loss of life and property at the hands of security forces.
Their immediate flight from the area reflects how terrified they are of the timely and robust response from the security forces.
This incident and its subsequent promotion through the social media accounts of Hindustan Fitna is a clear example that these cowardly moves are nothing more than negative propaganda against the security forces and preparation of social media content.
According to reliable sources in the police on the ground, all rumors of taking the police station staff hostage and seizing weapons are completely baseless and fabricated.
Evil memes about Israel are living rent-free in your head. The sooner you dispose of them, the sooner you can think clearly, imo.
hasssanali8998
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so funny how in your mind you guys are still the victims like in 1930s germany , like the worlds out to get you .
Evil memes about Israel are living rent-free in your head. The sooner you dispose of them, the sooner you can think clearly, imo.
and not realising you are the nazis now
anyways **** off ,almost saturday you have to trick god again worry about that
13 Assassins
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After several attacks against Pakistani security forces why are the PAF not taking revenge?
