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#Update Sources affiliated with Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) have disseminated footage depicting quadcopter attacks directed at police check posts within the Darra Tang region, situated along the border between Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab. According to official authorities, the assault was successfully thwarted, and no casualties were reported.

The Saeedullah police checkpoint, located on the Lasharabad–Gajan road in Gandawah, Jhal Magsi district, was set on fire by armed individuals. @Insurgent_Zone

A roadside bomb targeted a police vehicle in the main market of DC Chowk, Dera Murad Jamali district. Three police personnel and three civilians were injured. Further details are awaited.

The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has released footage showing a security forces post abandoned in the Shewa, North Waziristan. According to the group, the post had been under siege for five months, and security forces attempted to break the siege using SSG commandos, tanks, and gunship helicopters, but ultimately failed and abandoned the position. @Insurgent_Zone

One Iranian personnel was killed when their military vehicle was ambushed by unidentified assailants in Saravan, Sistan va Baluchistan. The deceased individual has been identified as Ameer Hussain.

According to reports, militants associated with the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) attacked the Kot Ziarat post in Orakzai district. A Frontier Corps (FC) soldier, identified as Saqib, was killed in the attack.

#Update The parents and brothers of the individual fatally shot by the Bannu Police during an encounter have convened a press conference. They have declared that their son was not a militant, but rather a civilian who was killed in a fabricated encounter by the Bannu Police, who falsely identified him as a militant and subsequently dragged his body through Bannu. They are requesting justice.

Two students heading home from school lost their lives in a suspected drone strike in Mamund, Bajaur. @Insurgent_Zone

According to local sources, armed individuals have established checkpoints on the CPEC route (M-8) in the Wangu area of Khuzdar. The route is reported to be under their control, and snap-checking has been ongoing for more than three hours. Note: This information has not been independently verified.

#Update According to sources from Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), an investigation has been initiated into the alleged involvement of the Kazim faction in the killing of a member of the Mumtaz Ummati group. Some sources indicate that Kazim may not have been aware of the situation. Further details are awaited.

#Update According to TTP, security forces carried out raids and an operation in the Aba Khel and Bobali areas of Spin Wam district yesterday. The sources claim that militants responded with force, resulting in more than a dozen military personnel killed. Thirteen militants, including a commander identified as Saqib, were also killed. @Insurgent_Zone

A two-page Urdu pamphlet issued by Harkat Inqilab-e-Islami Pakistan, a faction affiliated with the IMP, outlines the organization's ideological stance, stated objectives, and public narrative. The pamphlet characterizes Pakistan's current political and security framework as un-Islamic and attributes the nation's crises to the ruling elite and military establishment. The group asserts that its primary objective is to supplant the existing system with an Islamic order. The pamphlet details a phased strategy encompassing ideological outreach, internal training, and armed confrontation against state institutions, situating the document within a broader anti-state militant narrative. A notable feature of the pamphlet is its attempt to influence public perception. It explicitly states that the group does not target civilians, minorities, mosques, markets, hospitals, educational institutions, or public gatherings. Furthermore, it distances itself from sectarian violence, extortion, kidnappings, and attacks on public infrastructure. These assertions appear designed to portray the group as disciplined and distinct from other militant actors. At the same time, the document clearly endorses armed struggle against the Pakistani state and security apparatus. Its language is ideological and confrontational, with an effort to justify militancy through religious and political arguments. Overall, the pamphlet appears to be both a manifesto and a public-relations document. It seeks to build legitimacy, attract support, and frame the group’s activities as targeted and principled, while still promoting an anti-state armed movement. This makes it significant from a security and radicalization-analysis perspective. @Insurgent_Zone

Tump, Balochistan: Two hand grenades were thrown at the house of Madi Khan, son of Haji Faqir Muhammad, in the Asiaabad Dank Sar Bazaar area. One person was injured. Dasht, Balochistan: In the Darichko area, an attack by armed individuals resulted in the death of one person. The identity of the deceased has not yet been disclosed. Security forces have cordoned off the area and launched a search operation.

According to militant sources, a vehicle transporting rations for the military was seized in the Badan area of Wara Mamond tehsil, Bajaur, along with its driver. The driver was later released on the surety of local elders, reportedly on the condition that he would not transport supplies for the army in the future. @Insurgent_Zone

The Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has released a video documenting the VBIED attack on Damangi Post in Mamund, Bajaur. @Insurgent_Zone

The SRA spokesperson, Sodho Sindhi, has issued a statement regarding the situation in Balochistan. The group claimed that Balochistan is in a state of war and urged Sindhi workers not to participate in projects or employment under state patronage. The statement also alleged that 21 Sindhi workers were in the custody of the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) but were being released following an appeal by SRA chief Syed Asghar Shah, citing historical Baloch‑Sindhi ties and the BRAS alliance. The SRA expressed gratitude to the BLA for the release. @Insurgent_Zone

According to militant sources, security forces have abandoned the military post in Shewa, North Waziristan, following a continuous siege by militants against the position. Note: This claim has not been independently verified.

#Regrouping The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has announced that a group of militants from the Dosali area of North Waziristan, led by Nosrat Qabail (son of Muhammad Noor), has pledged allegiance to the group's Amir, Abu Mansoor Asim Mufti Noor Wali Mehsud. According to a statement by spokesperson Muhammad Khurasani, the group has vowed to abide by the movement's principles and regulations.

Pishin district: During a joint operation by Police and the Anti-Terrorist Force (ATF) in Killi Sangar, at least one suspected militant was killed. Three police personnel sustained injuries. Jhal Magsi district: The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) killed at least five suspected militants. Weapons and ammunition were recovered from the scene.

#Update According to local sources, the military operation in Tehsil Spin Wam has concluded. Security forces have reportedly vacated all houses they had taken control of during the operation and have returned to their posts and camp. Normalcy is said to be returning to the area.