TTP now largest terror group in Afghanistan: UN
The UN report says Taliban do not conceive of TTP as a terrorist group: the bonds are close, and the debt owed
UN report warns of TTP’s potential merger with Al Qaeda
The report, compiled by a UN committee that monitors terrorist activities across the globe, endorsed Pakistan’s complaint that the banned TTP has
TTP’s safe haven in Afghanistan worries Pak military
The ISPR has voiced “serious concerns on the safe havens and liberty of action available to TTP [Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan] in Afghanistan.” The
TTP relocation comes at a price for Pakistan
Pakistan has yet to respond to the Afghan Taliban’s proposal to bear the expense of relocation, citing concerns that it will fail.
Taliban set condition for disarming TTP
The Taliban-led Afghan government asked Pakistan to fund the proposal and bear the cost of rehabilitation of the TTP The Afghan Taliban
Each Karachi bomber had 8 kg explosives in vest
The attackers had been wearing explosive vests, out of which one had been detonated by the bomber; while two had been defused
TTP Terrorists Storm Karachi Police HQ
Among 5 militants, three of them blew themselves up while two were gunned down in the shootout that took place. At least
Pakistan to ask Taliban supremo to rein in TTP
The civil and military leadership held the banned TTP responsible for the carnage in Peshawar this week. Pakistan has decided to seek
TTP resurgence in a fragile Pakistan
The grave terrorist threat confronting Pakistan is evident from the Bannu hostage crisis ( Dec 19-21) followed by the Islamabad suicide attack
Jirgas in Afghanistan to unstick stalled Pak-TTP Peace talks
A four-member jirga visited Afghanistan’s Paktika province to meet senior leaders of the proscribed TTP and bring them to the negotiating table