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#Update Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has released a detailed statement regarding the execution of its fighter Fazal Sarkikhel. According to TTP statement, The Judicial Department of Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has announced the execution of a former fighter, identified as Fazal Sarki Khel, in South Waziristan. According to a statement, the individual was sentenced to death for involvement in multiple murders, extortion, and other crimes committed "using the name of Jihad." The group stated that the execution was carried out in compliance with a Shariah ruling. It also dismissed other reports circulating on social media regarding the matter as "having no connection with reality." Note: This post is based on a statement released by the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan and has not been independently verified.

According to official sources, large-scale transfers of police personnel from Bannu and Lakki Marwat districts have been carried out once again. Among those transferred are:

· Hazrat Umar, President of the Bannu Police Peace Committee · Mir Zaman Marwat, Spokesperson of the Bannu Police Peace Committee

 Orders have been issued for their relocation, according to available information.

#Regrouping Another Group from Mohmand District Joins Jamaat-ul-Ahrar According to a statement by Jamaat-ul-Ahrar (JuA), a group of militants from the Khwezai Baizai tehsil of Mohmand district, led by a Commander Mukhlis, has pledged allegiance to the group's Amir, Umar Khorasani. The group has reportedly vowed to abide by the movement's principles and regulations.

#Update The number of injured personnel has increased to three, including SHO Hathala, Ghulam Hashim. All injured individuals have been transferred to the hospital.

#Update According to local sources, the ambush targeted the vehicle of DSP Kulachi, Kifayatullah Marwat. The vehicle overturned, resulting in one police officer being seriously injured and subsequently transported to the hospital.

According to initial reports, unknown armed individuals opened fire on a police vehicle on the D.I. Khan Road near Chakan in Tank district, causing it to overturn. Concerns have been raised about possible material and human losses. Further details are awaited.

#Update The Indus Highway was closed again by locals protesting. According to a statement by Shoaib Khan, son of the abducted Anwarullah, the Indus Highway at Karm Pul in Landiwah has been blocked following his father's abduction a few days ago. Key points:

· Anwarullah was abducted at Kurram Pul. · No effective progress or clear response has been received from the district administration or concerned authorities regarding the abduction. · A family appeal has been made to local people, elders, police, and the peace committee to play their role in ensuring the safe recovery of Anwarullah.

The owner of www.pakicasualtytracker.info is currently adding a new feature designed to help people unfamiliar with the region better understand the geographic footprint of different militant groups. Using perpetrator data from recorded incidents, the map will show where different organizations are most active and where their areas of operation overlap. For Baloch separatist groups, some clear patterns are already visible: BRG activity is concentrated around Sibi, Dera Bugti and Dera Murad Jamali; the BLA has a much broader footprint across Balochistan, including activity in Pashtun-majority areas; while the BLF remains concentrated mainly in the southeast. The feature is still being refined and should be live in the coming days.

#Update According to local reports, negotiations between the Lakki Marwat Police Peace Committee and government representatives concluded successfully, with authorities reportedly agreeing that an abducted police officer will be handed over to the committee by tomorrow. Key developments:

· Following the talks, protesters reopened the Indus Highway at Kurram Bridge in Landiwah to all traffic. · The protest has officially ended.

According to security forces sources, an armed attack was carried out on the residence of Pakistan People's Party (PPP) leader and head of the Jhalawan Awami Panel, Mir Shafiq-ur-Rehman Mengal, in the Tutak area of Khuzdar on Friday. During the exchange of fire, one attacker was reportedly injured in retaliatory action from guards and security forces. The attackers fled the scene, while security forces have initiated a pursuit and are continuing further action. No casualties among the residents or security personnel have been reported. Further details are awaited.

According to the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD), an operation was conducted near Nikki Sahib Ziarat within the limits of Khurram Police Station, Karak, after intelligence was received regarding an attempted blockade by militants. Key details:

· TTP Commander Kaleemullah (alias Saif-ul-Umar), Deputy Commander Shoaib (alias Saif), and other militants attempted to establish a blockade in the area. · CTD Kohat Region launched an operation. · An exchange of fire resulted in the deaths of two TTP militants.

Recovered items:

· 2 SMGs · 2 hand grenades · 6 magazines · Several cartridges



#Update According to sources, the Lucky Cement factory in Pezu, Lakki Marwat, has been completely shut down following a unanimous decision by the district Police Peace Committee and local elders. Key demands:

· Production will remain suspended until the release of Constable Samiullah and Civil Committee elder Muhammad Din Nasar Khel. · The elders have described the arrests as unacceptable and have urged authorities to release both men immediately and with dignity.

#Update Recently, KP Police reported an encounter in which four alleged militants were killed, releasing images of their bodies, weapons, tactical equipment and an Afghan identity card allegedly belonging to one of those killed. There is one serious problem. The ID card released by KP Police was altered. The admins of Insurgent Zone located the original, uncensored image. Comparing the two versions clearly shows manipulated sections, including obvious inconsistencies in the fonts and formatting. So we have a simple question for KP Police. Why was it altered? If this was genuinely the ID card recovered from an Afghan militant, why alter it before releasing it? If it was not, why publish an altered document in a way that created that impression? And now that the alteration has been established, will anyone be held accountable? These questions are not an attack on the police's fight against militancy. They are questions about the integrity of evidence presented by a state institution. When an institution presents something as evidence, the public has every right to examine it and question it. An official source does not make evidence immune from scrutiny. Being lazy and calling all those who question an encounter “terrorist sympathisers” does not answer the questions. Nor does it explain why the evidence was altered and if you can't find the maturity to search for more answers then you really have no business on the internet. The digital world is filled with false information and agendas competing to win you over. If the police want the public to trust their operations, they must be willing to earn that trust. We believe that someone is innocent until they have been proven guilty, the burden of proof is on those who make the accusation. The information released by KP police for this incident does not meet our standards nor should it meet the standards of anyone with any sincerity. The questions remain. Who altered the document, why, and will anyone be held responsible? If this was a one time mistake we could potentially sum it up to some sort of miscommunication or technical fault but this is a repeating occurrence. It is our duty to seek answers. @Insurgent_Zone

Local sources report that a clash occurred in the Malizai Muhammadzai area of Gulistan, Qilla Abdullah, between local Pashtuns and militants allegedly affiliated with the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA). Local sources alleged that two individuals associated with the BLA were killed during the incident. Additional details are pending.

Local sources report that an individual identified as Hunar, son of Izzatullah, was killed in the Kari Haidar Parsha area of Tank district. Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has asserted responsibility for the incident, alleging that the deceased had been engaged in intelligence activities against TTP operatives on behalf of the 50 Baloch Army Unit. It is noted that this claim by the TTP has not been independently verified.

According to sources, a joint operation was carried out by police and the Pakistan Army in the Ghorzandi Darmaik area of Tehsil Lachi, Kohat district, today. An exchange of fire took place between armed individuals and security forces during the operation. Key details:

· A mosque was reportedly targeted in a drone attack during the operation by security forces. · One person sustained injuries as a result.

According to family and local sources, Muhammad Deen (MD), son of Azim Gul, a key member of the Nasar Khel Peace Committee and an employee of TMA Sarai Naurang, Lakki Marwat, left home yesterday morning for Bannu on some work. However, he has not returned since. His mobile phone has been switched off, and no contact has been established with him so far.

According to a statement by BRG spokesperson Dostain Baloch, the group claimed responsibility for an attack on a 220‑kV electricity transmission tower near Mir Hassan in Nasirabad district. Key claimed details:

· Explosive material was used to target the tower. · The tower sustained severe damage as a result of the attack.