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According to a statement attributed to the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), three Frontier Corps (FC) personnel who had been detained in the Sarwekai area were released on May 11 following assurances from local tribal elders that they would refrain from future service with Pakistani forces.

According to Turbat police officials, unidentified individuals fired UBGL (under‑barrel grenade launcher) rounds from an unknown direction targeting Turbat International Airport. One of the rounds reportedly landed inside the camp of the Airport Security Force (ASF). Reports indicate casualties and material losses. Security forces have cordoned off the area and launched an investigation.

According to police, a police constable identified as Abidullah, who was injured after being fired upon by armed individuals in the Hassankhel area of FR Peshawar, has succumbed to his injuries.

An improvised explosive device (IED) exploded near Machan Khel Adda in Lakki City. According to police, no casualties have been reported. The blast was caused by explosive material placed next to a Safe City surveillance camera pole.

An improvised explosive device (IED) detonated on the Kambri Bridge along the N‑65 National Highway near Dhadar in Bolan, Kacchi district, according to police. The blast caused partial damage to the bridge. Security forces have cordoned off the area, blocked all entry and exit routes, and launched a search operation.

According to local sources, an individual identified as Kaka Wazir, described as a pro‑state militant commander (referred to as a "Good Taliban" commander) from the Mir Ali Wazir tribe, along with three companions, was killed at the hands of a Bannu Police peace committee. Sources stated that he had gone to Domel Police Station, where he was detained by the committee. Among the deceased are reportedly Kaka's son and nephew. Kaka Wazir was allegedly working for Military Intelligence (MI) 207.

The Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has released the fifteenth part of its series, "If Not Now, Then When Will You Rise." The video focuses on ongoing protests in Pakistan-administered Kashmir and the brutal crackdown by security forces against the demonstrators.

A gas pipeline destined for Punjab was detonated with explosives in the Sherikhel area of Lakki Marwat.

According to a statement by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), security forces conducted an intelligence-based operation (IBO) in Naseerabad district. During an intense exchange of fire, five suspected militants were eliminated. A large cache of arms and ammunition was recovered from the site. Clearance and search operations are ongoing in the surrounding areas. Note: Casualty figures and claims are as per official military sources and have not been independently verified.

The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) Karachi, in coordination with intelligence agencies, conducted two intelligence‑based operations (IBOs) at separate locations in Karachi, resulting in the arrest of five suspected militants linked to TTP and BLA. Arrested individuals:

· Baloch Liberation Army (BLA): Imran Khan (alias Shaukat), Zaheer Ahmed, Muhammad Riaz · TTP: Hujatullah, Habibullah

According to CTD officials:

· The BLA suspects had conducted reconnaissance of sensitive installations on instructions from BLA commander Abdul Rehman. · Zaheer Ahmed was involved in a 2024 IED attack in Sajidi Bazaar, Gishkor (Balochistan), and had received training at a BLA camp. · The TTP suspects received training at a TTP camp in Afghanistan in 2024, recently arrived in Karachi, and surveilled law enforcement facilities. · All suspects were awaiting additional operatives to launch attacks in Karachi.

Weapons and ammunition were recovered during the operations.

In an attack on a security forces convoy in the Garah area of Daraban Tehsil, Dera Ismail Khan district, three personnel were killed. Separately, in an attack on a bomb disposal party in the Kacha Pakka area of South Waziristan, two personnel were killed. Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) claimed responsibility for the attack, stating that five military vehicles came under the attack in Daraban, and destroyed. @Insurgent_Zone

A large public peace jirga was held in Barwand, Sararogha Tehsil of Upper South Waziristan. Tribal elders, political and social figures, and local residents voiced concern over rising insecurity. Participants reaffirmed their commitment to peace, stability, and a secure future for their children. A grand jirga has been scheduled for June 21, with all branches of the Mehsud tribe invited to participate.

#Update Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has released detail statement, stating that an engagement attack was carried out on a police station in the Mir Bagh area of Sadda, Kurram. The group claimed that two personnel were killed and six wounded, and that a total of 16 personnel, including the wounded, surrendered. A reinforcement convoy was reportedly ambushed, halting its advance. The station building was set on fire. Claimed weapons seized:

18 Kalashnikovs 3 light Kalashnikovs 3 NG1 rifles 1 Chareki Dushka 3 rocket launchers 1 Russian sniper rifle 3 night vision lasers 1 SVD (Dragunov) 30 rocket launcher shells 33 boxes of NG1 ammunition 6 boxes of Kalashnikov ammunition 116 Kalashnikov magazines 1 Fielder vehicle 2 Corolla vehicles 3 pistols 1 Honda motorcycle

The group stated that a detailed video of the attack will be released soon.

In the Jabbar Khel area, within the limits of Saddar Police Station on Mianwali Road, Lakki Marwat, unknown individuals opened fire, resulting in the deaths of four people. The deceased have been identified as:

· Waseem Khan, son of Hashim Khan · Nematullah, son of Muhammad Nawaz · Jumma Khan, son of Muhammad Ali · Adnan, son of Jumma Khan

All are residents of Jabbar Khel. According to sources, the incident occurred around 12:00 PM, and the bodies reportedly remained at the scene for approximately four hours without being recovered. @Insurgent_Zone

Unidentified armed men opened fire in Noshki, injuring two individuals. Both were shifted to the Civil Hospital for treatment. Tawus Khan succumbed to his injuries, while Ghulam Murtaza, son of Abdul Rasheed, remains in critical condition. Further details are awaited. @Insurgent_Zone

#UPDATE According to militant sources, an ambush was carried out on a military patrol in the Dwegar area, MiranShah, resulting in the deaths of three personnel. The attackers also reportedly seized a weapon. Note: This claim has not been independently verified. @Insurgent_Zone

According to initial reports, unidentified armed men carried out a targeted attack using a quadcopter device mounted on a motorcycle in the Sidhgi area of Tank district. The attack resulted in the death of the son of Mir Zar Shah Betani, a member of the Tank Peace Jirga. @Insurgent_Zone

According to TTP sources, an engagement attack was carried out on a military camp in Panjgur district on the night of June 14, using light and heavy weapons. The attack reportedly lasted about 90 minutes, with heavy casualties and material losses claimed. A reinforcement convoy was also ambushed, allegedly resulting in the complete destruction of vehicles and all personnel aboard killed or wounded. The sources stated that one of their fighters was killed. @Insurgent_Zone

#Regrouping The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has announced that a group of militants from the Nowshera district, led by a commander identified as Ali Maling, has pledged allegiance to the group's Amir, Abu Mansoor Asim Mufti Noor Wali Mehsud. According to a statement by spokesperson Muhammad Khorasani dated June 15, 2026 (29 Dhul Hijjah 1447 AH), the group has vowed to abide by the movement's principles and regulations. @Insurgent_Zone