Insurgent Zone

#Update At least five personnel have been killed and 20+ injured. According to police sources, four Militants have also been killed.

#Update According to credible reports, the number of injured police personnel has reached 18. There are reports indicating additional fatalities among police personnel; further details are pending.

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Confirmed: Pic of deceased DSP Dyar Khan

#Update According to unconfirmed reports, DSP Dyar Khan, who sustained injuries in the attack, has succumbed to said injuries. Further verification of this claim is required.

#Update According to the TTP, a minimum of three vehicles belonging to police personnel have been incinerated, and seven personnel have been detained in conjunction with seized weapons. The statement further indicates that clashes are currently ongoing.

#Update According to pro-TTP accounts, militants have burned multiple police vehicles and claimed to have seized weapons; however, these claims have not been independently verified.

According to Pro TTP accounts, an ambush was conducted on 27 July by militants allegedly affiliated with IS-KP under the leadership of Sadiq Yar Orakzai against TTP. The incident resulted in the death of one TTP militant, identified as Zahidullah (alias Zul Qarnain), and injuries to three others.

#Update According to local sources, ten police personnel have sustained injuries thus far during the clashes, eight of whom have been transferred to a hospital. Unverified reports suggest there may be fatalities among the police personnel; however, verification of this claim is required. Further details are pending.

An unidentified individual was shot dead by Militants in the Badhbir area of Peshawar. Militants sources claimed that the deceased was working for CTD and was allegedly involved in poisoning TTP's fighters, although the claim has not been independently verified.

#Update According to local sources, one member of Village Defence Committee has been abducted by unknown Assailants in Matta, Swat.

#Update Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has released the footage of an attack on a military convoy in Shawal Valley, North Waziristan. This attack resulted in the deaths of three army personnel and four other personnel were injured.

#Update The number of injured police personnel has reached five. The vehicle of the DPO of Hangu was ambushed and sustained damage, although the DPO remained unharmed. According to police reports, three militants were killed in retaliatory fire; however, this claim has not been independently verified.

#Update According to local sources, three Police officials, including two DSPs, have sustained injuries during the clashes. Additional reinforcements have been deployed to the incident area, where confrontations between militants and security forces are currently ongoing. Further details are pending.

#Update The Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has assumed responsibility for the attack. According to their official statement, a convoy consisting of eight vehicles was targeted by their special forces from a distance of ten meters. The TTP further indicated that video evidence of the incident will be released.

#Update Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has released detailed statement regarding swat clash. According to the statement, an exchange of fire occurred yesterday evening in the Shalkhosar area between Matta and Kabal, Swat district. Key claimed details:

· CTD and members of a peace committee reportedly attempted a raid on militant positions. · The group claimed its fighters carried out a retaliatory action that continued until this morning, resulting in ten personnel killed and several wounded. · The enemy reportedly fled, leaving behind their dead. · Four Kalashnikovs, one pistol, three mobile phones, and other equipment were reportedly recovered.

Specific claim:

· Muhammad Karim, described as a member of a peace committee, agent of CTD and MI, and a resident of Dhandu village, Union Council Kalaklay, was reportedly killed along with his son.

The group claimed all its fighters remained safe.

New Rules and Regulations Issued for South Waziristan Upper Residents The district administration of South Waziristan (Upper) has issued a notification under Section 144, imposing new directives for public safety, law and order, and the protection of security forces and police installations. The order is effective immediately for 30 days, based on credible intelligence reports. Key directives for citizens:

Checkpoint Protocol: Stop vehicles at least 200 meters before any security force or police checkpoint and park in a safe location. Do not move toward or attempt to cross without clear permission. Convoy Protocol: When a security forces convoy passes, immediately pull vehicles to the side or a safe location, exit the vehicle, and wait until the convoy has fully passed or until directed. Restricted Zones: Movement, parking, and presence of all civilian vehicles within a 200-meter radius of security forces installations, police stations, police posts, and checkpoints is prohibited.

Penalty: Violators of Section 144 will face legal action under Section 188 of the Pakistan Penal Code and other relevant laws.

According to local sources, intense clashes are currently underway between Afghan and Pakistani forces in the Spina Shaga area of Pewar Tangi, Kurram. Unconfirmed reports indicate that artillery is being deployed to target Afghan positions.

#Update Islamic State Khorasan Province (IS-KP) has accepted the responsibility for the assassination of Zabihullah Amiri.

According to Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), TTP combatants have initiated an assault on the Khazina Checkpost in Hangu. Local sources have verified the engagement, reporting that two police personnel have sustained injuries. The DPO of Hangu has deployed to the incident location with reinforcements, and hostilities are continuing. Additional details are pending.

According to reports, an improvised explosive device (IED) detonated targeting an FC convoy in the Sunni area of Kachhi district. Unconfirmed reports indicate that one Frontier Corps non-commissioned officer (NCO) lost his life, while three other personnel were injured in the incident. The United Baloch Army (UBA) has claimed responsibility for the attack, stating that its fighters targeted the convoy, resulting in casualties before withdrawing safely.