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Six TTP terrorists killed in Afghanistan IED blast

KABUL: At least six terrorists were killed and 15 others were injured on Thursday in an improvised explosive device (IED) attack targetting the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in Afghanistan’s Khost province. According to the details, an explosion occurred in the Khost province of Afghanistan in which six terrorists of TTP were killed and 15 others were injured. The dead militants were identified as Abdul Manan, Alam Khan Mudakhel, Kajir and three unidentified terrorists. Among the injured terrorists are commander Fazl Amin, commander Muhammad alias Tofan, commander Noor Payo Khan, Faqirullah, Turzai, Sat Kare, Ali Sir Khan, Zubair, Hijratullah, Kamal, Sher Afzal,

Pakistani delegation in Kabul to talk about security matters

A Pakistani delegation of senior officials led by Defence Minister Khawaja Asif is in Kabul to discuss matters related to security, including counter-terrorism measures, with the Afghanistan interim government, the Foreign Office confirmed on Wednesday. “A high-ranking delegation led by the Minister for Defence is in Kabul today to meet with officials of the Afghan Interim Government to discuss security-related matters including counter-terrorism measures,” the FO tweeted. The Khawaja Asif-led delegation met with the acting deputy prime minister of Afghanistan for economic affairs Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar. The delegation includes Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) chief Lt Gen Nadeem Ahmed Anjum, Pakistan’s

Security forces arrest six terrorists in South Waziristan

RAWALPINDI: Security forces arrested six terrorists including a suicide bomber from South Waziristan. According to the details, security forces conducted the operation in South Waziristan and arrested six terrorists including a suicide bomber and four facilitators. The arrested terrorists have confessed to their crimes. It has been revealed that the majority of the arrested terrorists were studying in religious seminaries in Hangu, Kurram, Tall and other areas. More arrests are also expected in light of information revealed by the arrested outlaws during the investigation. It may be noted that following the rise in terror incidents in Pakistan, security forces have

Threats to Pakistan could well be threats to US, says Washington

The United States has reiterated that the security relationship with Pakistan is ‘important’ and that many of the threats that Islamabad faces “could well in turn be threats to us”. However, Washington shied away from confirming reports of a possible resumption of security cooperation with Islamabad which was suspended during the Trump era. State Department Spokesperson Ned Price, when asked about the visit of a defence delegation from Pakistan and the rumoured resumption of security cooperation, stated that Islamabad is “valued across many realms”. Refraining from providing any details on the matter, Price said that “Pakistan is a valued partner

CTD arrests terrorist of banned outfit in Multan

MULTAN: The Counter Terror­ism Department (CTD) arrested a suspected terrorist from Multan and recovered a suicide jacket from him. According to details, the CTD Multan arrested a suspected member of proscribed Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) Muham­mad Hammad alias Commando Musa and recovered a suicide vest, arms and ammunition. The CTD claimed that the suspect was present in the area to execute a terrorist activity. The Multan CTD registered a case and started an investigation. The recoveries include a suicide jacket, a pistol, six bullets and a flag of TTP. The arrested terrorist has been shifted to some undisclosed location for further

Indian hackers purportedly behind 20-hour power outage in Pakistan last week

ISLAMABAD: Millions of people in Pakistan were plunged into darkness on Monday as the power supply abruptly cut off in many areas, including the capital Islamabad and financial hub Karachi, leaving schools, hospitals and factories without electricity. According to the details, the small group of Indian hackers named SideWinder also known as APTS claimed in their telegram channel that they were behind the outage. Apparently, their claims and the type of files released through Telegram suggest some degree of their involvement in the recent outage incident. The primary target was apparently National Transmission & Despatch Company (NTDC)’s website and network

‘No talks with any terror outfit’: Rana Sanaullah

ISLAMABAD: Federal Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah said that the government has decided not to hold talks with any terrorist organization, including the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). Talking to private media, the federal interior minister shared granular details of all the decisions undertaken during the two-day-long National Security Committee (NSC) which was chaired by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and concluded in Islamabad on Monday. Sanaullah said that the stance of no talks was jointly adopted by the government and the military with Chief of Army Chief (COAS) General Syed Asim Munir supporting the idea. The federal minister clarified that terrorists do not hold

NSC to meet again today

ISLAMABAD: The National Security Committee (NSC) will meet again on Monday (today) to take crucial decisions on the economic crisis and rising terrorism. According to the details, the high-powered NSC was given a detailed briefing on the economy, terrorism and Afghanistan on Friday but no final decision was taken on how to tackle these issues. Therefore, the meeting had been convened again on Monday to continue deliberations. The civil and military leadership was briefed on the current economic challenges and the way forward. There was consensus in the meeting that Pakistan had to revive the IMF programme in order to

Naval Chief visits Morocco

ISLAMABAD: Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Muhammad Amjad Khan Niazi called on Naval Leadership of the Royal Moroccan Navy during an official visit to Morocco. Upon arrival at Royal Moroccan Naval Headquarters, the Chief of the Naval Staff was received by Naval Chief of Royal Moroccan Navy Vice-Admiral Mostapha El Alami and was presented Guard of Honour. During the meeting with the Naval Chief of the Royal Moroccan Navy, matters of bilateral naval collaboration and regional maritime security were discussed. The Naval Chief underscored the Pakistan Navy’s initiative for ensuring maritime security in the region through Regional Maritime Security

Security forces gun down all TTP militants in Bannu hostage rescue operation

BANNU: Security forces on Tuesday claimed to have killed all the militants who laid siege at the Counter-Terrorism Department’s compound in Bannu. The forces had launched an operation to free the hostages taken by militants in the compound earlier today. As many as seven officials were also injured in the operation against terrorists. The operation was conducted by the Special Services Group (SSG) of the Pakistan Army and all hostages were reportedly recovered from the CTD compound. Sources said clearance operation is now underway at the security facility. Authorities also declared an emergency in all hospitals in the district. Schools

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