After carrying out air strikes in residential areas of Afghanistan, now Pakistan has accused Afghanistan of terrorism. The Pakistani Army has alleged that the Afghan Taliban is helping terrorists to infiltrate across the border to carry out terrorist activities in the country. Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhary, chief of the army’s media wing Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), made the allegation during a conversation with journalists on Tuesday (November 25, 2025), the video of which was released on Friday (November 28, 2025) evening.

According to the spokesperson, Afghan Taliban forces open fire on Pakistani border posts, which gives terrorists and even smugglers the opportunity to enter Pakistan illegally. Border protection is always mutual. Both countries protect them. Now on the other side there is a country whose posts first fire at your posts and then the firing starts and then they make the terrorists cross through the gaps in between.

‘Let smugglers’ vehicles pass under’
“These are highly coordinated attacks,” the military spokesperson said. They attack posts and allow smugglers’ vehicles to pass beneath. Asked how terrorists could infiltrate from the Pakistan-Afghanistan border when Pakistani Army and paramilitary Frontier Corps personnel are deployed along the border, Chaudhary said Pakistan has established military posts at a distance of 15-25 km along the 2,500 km long border, but the border is completely decongested. It is not possible to seal, even a country like America is unable to do so and is not able to stop illegal infiltration from Mexico.

What did Pak Army say on the attacks in Afghanistan?
Lieutenant General Chaudhary also refuted the allegations of Afghan Taliban that Pakistan had carried out attacks in Afghanistan overnight. He said that there is no good or bad Taliban and Pakistan does not differentiate between terrorists. He also talked about the ongoing intelligence-based operations (IBOs) against the insurgents and said that 4,910 such operations have been conducted since November 4, which is equivalent to 233 IBOs per day.

how many intelligence operations were conducted
He told that 206 terrorists were killed in these operations. At least 67,023 IBOs have been conducted across the country since January. The number of such operations was highest in Balochistan, where more than 53,000 such operations were conducted, while more than 12,800 such operations were conducted in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and about 850 in the rest of the country.

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Security forces have killed 22 terrorists of the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in an operation based on intelligence in Pakistan’s northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. The army gave this information on Tuesday. A statement issued by the Pakistan Army’s media wing ‘Inter-Services Public Relations’ (ISPR) said that security forces on Monday conducted an operation in Bannu district bordering North Waziristan, where the presence of terrorists was reported.

What did the Pakistani Army tell?

“During the operation, troops targeted Khawarij hideouts and 22 Khawarij were killed after a fierce encounter,” the statement said.

The Pakistan government uses the term ‘Fitna al-Khawarij’ for TTP terrorists.

ISPR said that the search operation is going on to ensure the elimination of all terrorists in the area.

Operations underway to reduce the threat of terrorism

The Army said that anti-terrorism operations by security forces and law enforcement agencies will continue with full force to eliminate the menace of terrorism from the country. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif praised the security forces for the successful operation and said they were achieving “major successes” in the fight against terrorism.

He said, “The entire community stands with the Pakistan Army in the war against terrorism. We are committed to completely eliminate all forms of terrorism from the country.

TTP had canceled the ceasefire agreement

TTP had canceled the ceasefire agreement with the government in November 2022. Since then, there has been an increase in terrorist activities in Pakistan, especially in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan provinces. The latest in the series of terrorist incidents is the suicide attack on the ‘Federal Constabulary’ (FC) headquarters in Peshawar on Monday morning, in which three FC personnel were killed and 12 were injured.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Inspector General of Police Zulfikar Hameed said on Tuesday that officials have identified the place where the terrorists had spent the night before the suicide attack.

Amidst increasing tension with Afghanistan, Pakistan has now started openly putting pressure on the Taliban regime. After not getting concrete assurance from Kabul on its security demands, Islamabad has indicated for the first time that it will not shy away from supporting the change of regime in Afghanistan if the Afghan Taliban continues to ignore its requests. Pakistan says that it is ready to support any force that challenges the current regime in Kabul.

In a report of News 18, quoting sources, it has been claimed that Pakistan has conveyed this warning to the Taliban through Turkish officials. Pakistan’s main resentment is that Afghanistan is not taking any concrete steps against Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). Whereas Kabul has been reiterating for months that it has no connection with TTP and Afghan soil is not allowed to be used for terrorism, hence it will not sign any written agreement with Pakistan.

Pakistan’s secret contacts with former leaders?

According to top sources, Pakistan is now working on a new strategy. It is being told that Pakistan’s intelligence agencies are making contact with influential leaders of the former government of Afghanistan. This includes former President Hamid Karzai, Ashraf Ghani to Ahmed Masood and Northern Alliance chief Abdul Rashid Dostum.

Sources claim that Pakistan is also offering shelter to these leaders so that they can raise their voice against the Taliban rule while living from the land of Islamabad and the campaign for change of power can gain momentum. This signal shows a big and dangerous shift in Pakistan’s strategy.

Turkey and Qatar’s mediation ineffective

Three rounds of talks have taken place between Pakistan and Afghanistan under the mediation of Turkey and Qatar, but no solution could be found. Pakistan’s main demands are that Taliban should take strict action against TTP. TTP terrorists should be handed over to Pakistan. A buffer zone should be created around the Durand Line, but the Taliban has not shown any indication of accepting these demands.

Pakistan’s action against illegal Afghans intensified

Meanwhile, the action against Afghan citizens living illegally in Punjab province of Pakistan has intensified. According to the state government, more than 6,000 Afghans have been deported and sent back in the month of November alone. To encourage local citizens, the government has even announced that those who provide information on illegal Afghan residents will be given a cash reward.

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At least 12 people have died and more than 30 have been injured in an explosion outside a court in Pakistan’s capital Islamabad. The terrorist organization Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) took responsibility for this suicide attack. Despite this, Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has tried to put the blame on India for the attack that took place on Tuesday (November 11, 2025).

According to Pakistan’s government news agency APP, Shahbaz Sharif condemned the attackers and called them terrorist agents supported by India. Sharif said, ‘These attacks are a part of terrorism sponsored by India, whose objective is to destabilize Pakistan.’ However, India has many times rejected such claims of Pakistan outright.

Sharif did not show any evidence

Shahbaz Sharif also claimed without showing any evidence that a network operating from Afghanistan’s soil was also responsible for the attack on children in Wana. He was referring to the attack that took place outside the Cadet College in Wana area of ​​Khyber Pakhtunkhwa bordering Afghanistan on Monday (November 10, 2025). Sharif blamed India for this attack and another attack on a cadet college near the Afghanistan border earlier in the day.

Shahbaz Sharif spoke at the Inter-Parliamentary Speaker Conference

Addressing the Inter-Parliamentary Speakers Conference held in Islamabad, Sharif said, ‘Afghanistan should understand that lasting peace is possible only if it controls TTP and other terrorist organizations operating from its soil.’

A post was made by the Government of Pakistan on social media platform X. The post claimed, ‘The suicide attack in Islamabad on Tuesday (November 11, 2025) came from Afghanistan and India’s support was also involved in this attack.’

According to APP, PM Sharif said, ‘No matter how much we condemn these attacks being carried out under the protection of India from the soil of Afghanistan, it is less. Such attacks cannot weaken Pakistan’s resolve to completely eliminate terrorism.

Pakistani President condemned the attack

Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari condemned the blast, which took place near the District Judicial Complex, as a suicide attack. Meanwhile, Interior Minister Mosin Naqvi said that the explosion occurred at 12:39 pm (07:39 GMT) and confirmed that it was a suicide attack. While Defense Minister Khawaja Asif said that Pakistan is in a state of war and this bomb blast was a warning bell.

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After the peace talks held on 6-7 November in Istanbul, Turkey failed once again, the Taliban government of Afghanistan has given a strict warning to Pakistan. Taliban says that if Pakistan ‘tests the tolerance’ of the Afghan government, the situation may reach war.

Peace talks in Istanbul again inconclusive
In the latest talks between Pakistan and Afghan Taliban, it could not be decided whether Afghanistan will take written action against TTP terrorists using its land or not. After this disagreement the talks broke down again.

Taliban minister warned
Afghanistan’s Tribal Affairs Minister Noorullah Noori cautioned Pakistan and said that Pakistan should not test the limits of patience of Afghans. He said, ‘If war breaks out, both the elders and youth of Afghanistan will stand up to fight.’ Noori advised Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif not to trust his technology too much and said that he should look at the condition of America and Russia, who had to face defeat in Afghanistan. He also said that Pakistan’s Sindh and Punjab provinces are “not far away”, and if tensions increase, the situation may worsen.

Pakistan had warned of direct confrontation
Earlier, Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif had said that if the Istanbul talks fail, then Pakistan can go into direct conflict with the Taliban government. Taliban government spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said that some groups of Pakistan army are not happy with the strong and stable government in Afghanistan. He said, these groups have always taken advantage of Afghanistan’s instability and crises. Now they want another conflict by making new excuses.

People lost their lives from both sides in the border conflict
Earlier, peace talks between Pakistan and Afghan Taliban started in Istanbul on Thursday, the aim of which was to deal with the issue of cross-border terrorism and to prevent tension between the two sides. There were casualties on both sides in the clash that took place between the soldiers deployed on the border on October 11.

Pakistan claims that at least 206 Afghan Taliban and 110 Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) members were killed in this clash, while 23 Pakistani soldiers were also killed. A ceasefire was agreed upon between the two sides on October 15, which was taken forward during talks held in Doha on October 19 and Istanbul on October 25.

On the one hand, the third round of talks is being held in Istanbul to end the border tension between Afghanistan and Pakistan. Meanwhile, terrorist organization Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has openly threatened the Pakistani government and its army.

News agency IANS has received a video in which TTP members announced plans to march from Pakistan’s Punjab province to Islamabad. The organization claims to have a strong presence in the Punjab region and has vowed to establish Islamic system in the entire country.

In the video, a TTP member has described the Pakistani army and government as cruel and claimed that they do not have the capacity to wage war against the Mujahideen. The TTP member has also predicted the imminent fall of the Pakistani army and government.

Pakistan claims – is on Afghan soil ttp members of

At the same time, Pakistan has been continuously claiming that TTP is operating from the soil of Afghanistan. However, TTP members have claimed that they are present in Punjab, Pakistan. This statement of TTP seems to be directly challenging Pakistani intelligence agencies. From the kind of situation unfolding in Pakistan, it seems that Pakistani Army Chief Asim Munir’s grip on the ground is now getting loose. A recent example of this was seen a few days ago, when TTP claimed that it had captured the Pakistani Army post.

Serious allegations against Asim Munir

Some critics say that Army Chief General Asim Munir is using the name of TTP to justify the oppression of Pashtuns in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. His action is spoiling the relations between Pakistani and Afghan population and this step is allegedly directed by America.

In view of the situation, serious concerns have arisen regarding internal security in Pakistan. The TTP which Pakistan had played an important role in bringing into existence, today the same TTP has become a thorn in the neck of Pakistan.

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Pakistan on tri-services exercise Trishul: India’s tri-service (Army, Navy and Air Force) joint exercise ‘Trishul’ is being held at a time when the activities of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) have reached Islamabad. This exercise has further increased Pakistan’s concerns.

Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhary, Director General of Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR), the public relations department of the Pakistani Army, warned India during an informal conversation with journalists in Rawalpindi, saying, “India should know that this time our response will be even stronger.”

Lieutenant General Chaudhary said this

Lieutenant General Chaudhary further said, “Pakistan is closely monitoring India’s tri-service exercises. India is preparing for another false flag operation in the Arabian Sea.”

At the same time, top sources of Indian intelligence agencies have described these statements of Pakistan as a sign of “strategic instability and nervousness”. According to sources, “Pakistan’s political situation is already unstable because of Rawalpindi. This statement of DG ISPR is just a narrative. Their aim is to show unity on the domestic front, while the internal situation of the country is out of their control.”

Display of joint power of land, air and navy

India’s tri-service exercise ‘Trishul’, which started from November 3, is a symbol of the combined power of the Indian Army, Navy and Air Force. This large-scale multi-domain exercise extends from the Arabian Sea to the sky. This is the first such major exercise after Operation Sindoor, which will continue till 13 November. In this mega drill, the scenario of integrated war, rapid military deployment and maritime dominance is being practiced. The objective of the exercise is to further strengthen coordination and strategic coordination between the three armies.

Uneasiness increased in Pakistan

Although this is a regular military exercise, Pakistan’s security agencies have started taking extreme caution regarding it. Sources say that such reaction reflects Pakistan’s strategic nervousness and political instability.

In the 90s, Pakistan had given birth to many terrorist organizations in the name of Jihad in Afghanistan and Kashmir, some were based in Punjab province of Pakistan and some were based in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan. Later, there was a competition among the terrorists nurtured by ISI to form their own terrorist organization. As the 2000s approached, on one hand, anti-India terrorist organizations like Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammed, Hizbul Mujahideen and Al Badr became stronger in Pakistan.

The top commanders emerging from these terrorist organizations have formed a new anti-Pakistan terrorist organization of their own. Which was named Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). After a long time, many factions of TTP terrorist organization were also formed like Ittihad ul Mujahideen Pakistan (IMP), Jaish-e-Furqan Pakistan. These people are targeting Pakistan Army almost every day and this year alone more than 70 Pakistani soldiers have died in IMP attacks.

Offer to attack Pakistani Army

There has been a new twist in the new episode of the terrorist organization, last Thursday, the terrorist organization Ittihad ul Mujahideen Pakistan (IMP) has written a letter to Jaish-e-Mohammed leader Maulana Masood Azhar and offered to attack the Pakistani Army together. Ittihad ul Mujahideen Pakistan (IMP) top commander and Wazir Mullah Nobahar al-Muhajir, in a letter written under the name Dawat-e-Jihad, told global terrorist Maulana Masood Azhar that it is impossible to be in Kashmir until Nizam-e-Mustafa is implemented in Pakistan. In such a situation, terrorist Maulana Masood Azhar along with Ittihad ul Mujahideen Pakistan (IMP) should carry out jihad against the Pakistani government and army. Also in the letter, Mullah Nobahar al-Muhajir also said that he has read many Jihadi books of Masood Azhar. He is also quite impressed by her.

Chief of Ittihad ul Mujahideen Pakistan

Hafiz Gul Bahadur, the chief of the Ittihad ul Mujahideen Pakistan (IMP) terrorist organization, spent his early days training in Masood Azhar’s training camp in Bannu, which was opened by the ISI in the 1980s. After returning from Afghanistan, Hafiz Gul Bahadur had joined terrorist Masood Azhar. Dutta used to recruit terrorists for Jaish-e-Mohammed in Khel and Miran Shah to attack India. Apna also used to run his own madrasa, where after getting the terrorists trained, he used to send 60 percent of the terrorists to Afghanistan and 40 percent of the terrorists to Kashmir to fight for Jaish-e-Mohammed and Al Badr. Both terrorist organizations claim to be influenced by Deobandi ideology. Even now, every year Jaish-e-Mohammed trains more than 50 terrorists and gives them to Ittihad-ul-Mujahideen Pakistan (IMP) in exchange for money.

When was the TTP terrorist organization born?

When the terrorist organization named Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) was born after the Lal Masjid incident, a major faction of it was Tehreek-e-Taliban Punjab. It was run by terrorist Asmatullah Muwaiya, the top commander of Jaish’s Mohammad at that time. Used to attack Pakistani army in Punjab province, but in 2014, after the intervention of terrorist Masood Azhar, terrorist Asmatullah Muwaiya dissolved Tehreek-e-Taliban Punjab. Had returned again to Jaish-e-Mohammed. Presently Asmatullah Muwaiya is a member of Jaish-e-Mohammed’s Shura. Residing in Punjab province, he operates Jaish’s camp located in Barali village of Kotli district of PoK. There is also a representative of Jaish-e-Mohammed for talks with like-minded organizations like TTP and Ittihad ul Mujahideen Pakistan (IMP).

Supply of terrorists to terrorist organization in exchange of money

Ittihad ul Mujahideen Pakistan (IMP) supplies terrorists to the terrorist organization in exchange for money. In this situation, if Jaish-e-Mohammad or Ittihad-ul-Mujahideen accepts Pakistan’s offer and enters the field or sends its terrorists to fight the Pakistani Army in its own name, then a big headache will arise for Pakistan. In this way, history will turn towards the same cycle due to which in 2011, the then Secretary of State of America Hillary Clinton had taken a dig at Pakistan’s policy of harboring terrorists. He had said that you cannot keep snakes in your courtyard and expect that they will bite only your neighbours, as soon as they get the chance, they will also pounce on those who have them.

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Violence has once again erupted between Pakistan and Afghanistan. 5 Pakistani soldiers and 25 terrorists have been killed in the latest attacks near the Afghan border. This clash took place at a time when delegations from both the countries were holding peace talks in Istanbul to reduce tension.

Attempt to infiltrate from across the border
The Pakistani Army claimed that on Friday and Saturday, terrorist groups from Afghanistan tried to enter the Pakistani border. The infiltration took place in the Kurram and North Waziristan districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, which are extremely difficult mountainous areas and have long been considered the center of terrorist activities.

Pakistani army expressed displeasure
Pakistan’s military media wing told Reuters that ‘questions are now being raised on the intentions of the Afghan government whether it is serious about stopping terrorism from its soil or not.’ The army said that recent incidents have ‘damaged the trust between the two countries’.

Warning of ‘open war’
A day before this, Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif had said that ‘if there is no agreement in the Istanbul talks, it could turn into open war.’ He expressed hope that Afghanistan wants peace, but recent events have made the situation tense again.

No response came from Taliban
The Afghan Taliban government has not yet given any official response to Pakistan’s allegations. However, in earlier statements the Taliban had said that ‘Pakistan’s attacks are a violation of Afghan sovereignty’ and rejected allegations of harboring terrorists.

The worst clash after 2021
This is being said to be the biggest conflict on the Pak-Afghan border after the return of Taliban to power in 2021. Many civilians have also died in the clashes. The conflict started with the blasts in Kabul, which the Taliban government blamed on Pakistan. In response, Pakistan carried out air strikes across the border.

This entire controversy came to light at a time when a Taliban delegation was on a visit to India. Experts say that this situation is not only a threat to the security of South Asia, but can also affect India’s diplomatic strategy, because Pakistan is now trying to increase pressure on Taliban.

Recently, during a show in Saudi Arabia, Bollywood actor Salman Khan had described Balochistan as a separate country from Pakistan, due to which the neighboring country is upset. Shahbaz government has declared Salman Khan a terrorist. Pakistan’s Home Ministry has also issued a notification regarding this.

The Home Department of Pakistan has put Salman Khan in the Fourth Schedule, that is, he has been declared a terrorist. This list comes under the Anti-Terrorism Act and legal action can be taken against the person included in it in Pakistan. An official notification has also been issued in this regard. However, there is no reaction yet on this matter from Salman Khan or his representatives.

What did Salman Khan say?

A video of Bollywood actor Salman Khan speaking at the Joy Forum 2025 held in Saudi Arabia has gone viral on social media. In this video he said, “These are people of Balochistan, people of Afghanistan, people of Pakistan, everyone is working hard in Saudi Arabia.” In this statement he separated the name of Balochistan from Pakistan.

After this statement of Salman, anger has spread in Pakistan, while the separatist leaders of Balochistan are happy with this and are thanking Salman. At present it is not clear whether Salman deliberately separated the name of Balochistan from Pakistan or said so unknowingly.

What did Baloch leaders say on Salman’s statement?

Mir Yar Baloch, a leader who demands making Balochistan an independent country, said, “Indian film industry legend Salman Khan’s mention of Balochistan in Saudi Arabia has brought happiness to six crore Baloch citizens.”

He further said, “Salman did something that even big countries would hesitate in doing. These gestures of cultural recognition are a powerful medium of soft diplomacy, connecting the hearts of people and inspiring the world to recognize Balochistan as a separate nation.”

Freedom fight going on in Balochistan

The biggest reason for the insurgency in Balochistan is discrimination against the population here by the Pakistan government. This province is very rich in mineral resources, but economically it is the most backward state of Pakistan.

Pakistan handed over Gwadar Port located in Balochistan to China, but this project did not benefit the people of Balochistan. For this reason, there is continuous opposition to Chinese projects here. The construction work of China-Pakistan Economic Corridor is going on here, where attacks often take place.

The area of ​​Balochistan is about 46% of Pakistan, but its population is only 15 million, i.e. about 6% of the total population of Pakistan. About 70% people here live below the poverty line.

Furthermore, people of Baloch origin face discrimination in Pakistan, mainly by Muslims from the Punjab region. Even in the Pakistani Army, Baloch people are not appointed to top positions, which further increases the dissatisfaction.

BLA’s recent violent actions against Pakistan

• January 4, 2025: BLA attacked and killed 43 Pakistani soldiers.
• 1 February 2025: Attack on paramilitary forces, in which 18 soldiers were killed.
• 12 March 2025: Train hijacked, 200 soldiers died in this attack.
• 16 March 2025: Attack on a bus, in which 90 soldiers were killed.
• 6 May 2025: 6 soldiers were killed in the attack.
• 7 May 2025: 12 soldiers were attacked and killed.

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