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Airstrikes hit Hafiz Gul Bahadur Group militants in Khost and Paktika—the same group behind today's attack on Pakistani forces in North Waziristan. A camp in Wargoon, Khost was struck (30-40 killed); another strike in Paktika killed 12 militants.

Now watch as Afghan Taliban and Indian RAW-aligned media begin reusing outdated images and footage, alleging civilian casualties—despite none present at the targeted sites. These locations were actually launchpads for final operations into Pakistan.

Prominent Gul Bahadur group terrorists killed included key Shura leaders: Commander Farman aka Akrama, Commander Sadiq Ullah Dawar, Commander Ghazi Mada Khel, Commander Qismat Ullah, Commander Gulap aka Dewana, and others. Wounded: Commander Talwar, Sadar Hayat, Imran, Naimat Ull

If Pakistan’s airstrikes really struck “civilians,” why did the Taliban hurry to Doha for ceasefire discussions? 🤔 They’re aware of who was hit. The strikes targeted TTP Gul Bahadur militants, not innocents. “Civilian casualties” claims come up only when terrorist bases are hit.

Anytime a strike hits a remote border area at night, Afghan Taliban quickly release names and IDs of supposed victims—always women and kids. Now, they showed ‘cricketers’ photos in hours. No tax or population data, yet instant claims—now used on Pakistan.

Intelligence reports confirm that Hafiz Gul Bahadur was killed during the October 17 Khowst strikes. His death marks the most significant success since Zarb e Azb in 2014, eliminating a leading foe of Pakistan.

Tearful kids, mournful strings, and a voiceover pointing fingers at Pakistan. The classic Lar o Bar formula, now presented by France24. Wonder if they’d ever cover France’s treatment of African or Arab immigrants—if they have the courage.

France24 labels Pakistan’s legal repatriation as an “ordeal”—odd, given Europe’s own record of migrants dying at sea and camps like Calais being razed overnight. 40 years of Pakistani shelter vs Europe’s fleeting empathy. Keep the moral lessons.

Yesterday in Istanbul, the Afghan Taliban tried to outwit the Pakistani team by proposing to mediate talks with TTP. Pakistan refused outright, stating their talks were with the Taliban only about their backing of TTP and BLA—not with terrorists. Pakistan walked out, but after ca

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During discussions in Istanbul, the Pakistani team conveyed its ultimate stance to the Afghan Taliban representatives. Pakistan emphasized that the continued support for militants by the Afghan Taliban cannot be tolerated.

How much more evidence do Mullah Yaqoob and Hibatullah need to accept that Afghanistan is the hub of terrorism in Pakistan? x.com/mahazofficial1…

Istanbul Talks update: Four sessions in, with 48 hours of discussions done. Multiple near-deals, but Kabul reps have pulled back every time. Afghan team is split between factions—Kandahar, Kabul, Haqqanis. Mediators see it clearly. Pakistan and Turkey still hopeful.

Some folks are just never going to change. x.com/ogmusedoree1/s…

بااعتماد ذرائع کے مطابق خوارج گل بہادر کے خاندان اور قریبی رفقا نے تصدیق کی ہے کہ خوارج گل بہادر اپنے اہم کمانڈرز سمیت 17 اکتوبر 2025 کو افغانستان کے صوبہ خوست میں پاک فضائیہ کے حملے میں مارے گئے ہیں۔

To my Afghan friends: The Taliban leaders act more like insurgents than a government. They show no real care for the Afghan people, choosing comfort and sheltering global terrorists. If they act like rebels, they belong in the mountains, not in power.

Afghan friends, stop repeating lines like “Afghanistan is a graveyard of empires” to threaten Pakistan. We don’t want to invade or claim Afghan land. We’re just protecting our borders from groups you shelter. UK, Russia, or US examples don’t apply here.

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