A picture of how its trained terrorists are now dominating the Pakistani Army and killing soldiers, snatching army weapons, snatching vehicles, threatening the army generals to fight themselves, came to light again on Thursday (October 23, 2025), when the terrorist organization Tehreek-e-Taliban carried out an attack on the military base of ‘Jogi Military Fort’ in the Kurram area of ​​Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Made public the video footage of the October 7 attack on his channel ‘Omar Media’.

In the total 12-minute video made public, it is clearly visible how Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) commander Maulvi Ahmed Kazim along with his terrorist associates is attacking the army base near the Pakistani Army military base ‘Jogi Military Fort’. The Pakistani government has just kept a reward of 10 crore Pakistani rupees on this.

TTP claimed to have killed 22 Pakistani soldiers

It was shown in the video that first the TTP fidayeen attacker tries to blow himself up near the army base Jogi Military Fort. After this, Maulvi Ahmed Kazim and his remaining companions attack the Pakistani Army. There is firing from both sides for hours. Pakistani Army had informed that 11 of its soldiers were killed in the attack, but TTP claimed that 22 soldiers were killed in its attack.

Also in the video, TTP made public the picture of killing the soldiers present at the Pakistani military base and looting their weapons and showed how by attacking Jogi Military Fort, Tehreek-e-Taliban captured 13 AK-47s, one LMG and one rocket of the army.

Open challenge to TTP’s commanding officer

Also in the video, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan commander Maulvi Ahmed Kazim, who had a bounty of Pakistani Rs 10 crore, also claimed to have captured a vehicle of the Pakistani Army and threatened the general rank commanding officer of the 9 Infantry Division based in Kohat.

TTP said that Pakistani commander should stop sending his soldiers to fight in front of Tehreek-e-Taliban and if he has courage then TTP commander Maulvi Ahmed Kazim will soon attack Kohat and fight him and his comrades there.

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In Bajaur district of Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, the Pakistani Army has started a large-scale operation against Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). The campaign is mainly running in Loi Mamund and War Mamund Tehsils, which were previously considered a stronghold of TTP.

Recently, after the peace talks with the Taliban commanders failed, a curfew of 12 to 72 hours has been imposed in 27 areas. As a result, about 55,000 people have been displaced and more than 4 lakh people are stranded in homes.

Allegations of human crisis and torture
Awami National Party MLA Nisar Baz alleged in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly that people are not able to go to safe places due to curfew and the army is torturing its own citizens. Many families are forced to spend the night in tents, open grounds and public buildings. Lack of means of traffic and problems of food and water have worsened the situation.

Government claims and relief measures
Officials say that the affected people are being transported to safe places. According to Mubarak Khan Jab, advisor to Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, schools have been made a temporary refuge. The district administration has identified 107 educational institutions in Khar tehsil as a relief camp. However, according to ground reports, relief materials and shelter arrangements are not sufficient.

Negotiations failed again, action intensified again
The campaign began on 29 July, but the next day the tribal Jirga was temporarily stopped due to mediation. Despite several rounds of talks, the talks failed on August 2, after which the army resumed the action.

Bajaur and TTP struggle
Bajaur district has been a stronghold of TTP for a long time. The Pakistan Army has already done many operations here, in which thousands of people were displaced. In this time, there are reports of encounter between security forces and terrorists, but allegations of torture and human rights violations on citizens are raising serious questions from the army.

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