Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Terrorism Watch

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A most-wanted TTP terrorist commander, recruiter, and organizer of an Indian-backed terror camp was killed by unknown attackers in Zabul, Afghanistan.

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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa police, in a statement, said that unidentified miscreants carried out “unsuccessful attacks” on Fatehkhel chowki in Bannu district and Takia post in Bara tehsil of Khyber district, adding that both attacks were repelled by the police’s immediate response.

A young man was injured in an exchange of fire in Bannu, the statement said.

KP Inspector General of Police Zulfiqar Hameed said police foiled the attacks with professionalism and courage, adding that the evil elements in society will be brought to their end.

“The soldiers showed great devotion to duty by remaining alert,” IG Hameed said, adding that the morale of the youth was high and they were determined to continue the struggle until terrorism was eradicated.

The IG paid tribute to the bravery of KP police and announced cash rewards and certificates of appreciation.
 

Three locals killed by militants in K-P's Tirah Valley​


Sources report that the three men were abducted by unidentified armed individuals the previous day.

Correspondent
May 23, 2025

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Three young men were abducted and killed by unknown militants over allegations of espionage in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province's Tirah Valley area.

The victims, identified as Ibrahim son of Masoor, Samad son of Piyo Khan, and Naveed son of Sher Ghulam, were members of the Malik Din Khel tribe.

Sources report that the three men were abducted by unidentified armed individuals on Thursday.

Their bodies were discovered early on Friday morning in an open field, bearing execution-style gunshot wounds.

Local community members found the remains and shifted them back to the victims' homes.

Following the killings, panic spread through the area as the public called on the government and security forces to take immediate action and restore peace in the region.

Earlier, security forces have killed 22 militants and injured 18 others during Intelligence-Based Operations (IBOs) in Tirah valley during the past month, according to a statement from the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).

The operations were carried out in response to a series of terrorist incidents targeting civilians and security personnel in the area.
 
Sararogha, South Waziristan: Security forces killed wanted terrorist Amin Gul


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Indian Sponsored Afghan TTP Khawarij terrorists martyred three (03) innocent civilians in Tirah Valley, falsely accusing them of spying.One was newly married just 15 days ago, and another was the sole brother of five sisters.

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wow finally, at least some locals are saying enough is enough.
 
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At least 15 injured in quad-copter strike in South Waziristan: hospital sources​


Four of the injured are reported to be in critical condition

Nasruminallah
May 28, 2025

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MIRANSHAH: At least 15 people, including children, were injured in an alleged quad-copter attack near a volleyball ground in the Azam Warsak area of South Waziristan’s Birmil Tehsil, hospital sources said on Tuesday.

All the victims were taken to the District Headquarters Hospital in Wana, where four of them were said to be in critical condition. Hospital officials have appealed for blood donations amid the emergency.

Zubair Khan, a member of the National Assembly from South Waziristan tribal district, condemned the strike, calling it a “brutal and inhumane act.” “There is no justification for targeting unarmed civilians,” he said in a statement, demanding accountability for the incident.

This marks the second such incident in the region in the past fortnight.

On May 20, a quad-copter dropped explosives on a house in the Hormuz area of the Mir Ali tehsil of neighbouring North Waziristan district, resulting in the deaths of four children from the same family and critically injuring their mother, along with several other women.

The attack sparked widespread outrage among local tribesmen and activists who condemned it as a gross violation of human rights, leading to a week-long protest during which they blocked all entry and exit points to the tribal district.
 

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