The situation in Afghanistan appears increasingly disturbing. After the unrest in Badakhshan, reports are now emerging of protests in Herat against the Taliban regime. According to these reports, Taliban forces opened fire on women protesters and detained scores of young women taking part in the demonstrations. Those familiar with Afghanistan's history understand the geopolitical significance of both Badakhshan and Herat. Popular uprisings in these provinces have, in the past, left lasting marks on the country's political trajectory. The treatment of women exercising their right to peaceful protest is particularly alarming and deserves urgent attention. Afghanistan cannot afford another cycle in which grievances are met solely with force rather than dialogue.

After all Pakistan is the final destination for Afghans. Every Afghan when find a smallest slightest of opportunity just run away to Pakistan. The visuals shall be an eye opener for those afghans - mostly living abroad- fanning war between Pakistan and Afghanistan to see the miseries of Afghans..

A Taliban fighter armed with a customised M16 rifle beats and kicks what appears to be an underage person. Some sources claim the child had harassed a woman before the video was recorded, but no underage person should be treated this way.

آرمی چیف جنرل عاصم منیر کے ساتھ ایک Sitting میں ڈسکشن ہو رہی تھی کہ افغانستان کیخلاف پاکستان ہارڈ سٹیٹ کیوں بنا؟ انہوں نے بتایا کہ ایک افغان تاجر نے کابل میں پاکستانی کرنسی جلائی اور پشتو میں کہا پاکستانی کرنسی افغان کرنسی کے دھول کے برابر بھی نہیں، اس پر فیصلہ کیا، سمیرا خان

In the border areas of the Tirah Valley connected to Afghanistan, Pakistani security forces are withdrawing and abandoning positions to create space for Lashkar-e-Taiba, ISIS, and so-called local peace committee militias to take control. According to local sources, this retreat is not driven by militant pressure, as attacks lack the scale and intensity to force such a move. Instead, it reflects a calculated policy of enabling proxy groups with safe havens and using them against others, particularly pitting Lashkar-e-Taiba and ISIS against the Pakistani Taliban. This underscores a long-standing and controversial strategy of advancing military objectives by destabilizing the tribal areas and turning them into launching pads of violence in Afghanistan. Consequently, Pakistan aims to establish ISIS strongholds in the Tirah Valley to export terrorism to Afghanistan and Central Asia.

Dajjal will be the perfect candidate to operate inside Afghanistan, however it will be interesting to see the power struggle between Dajjal & Yajooj majooj aka Taliban.

The Pakistani Field Marshal is dressed for combat in this meeting with Saudi's CP MbS 👀

Iranian aggression indiscriminately attacked civilian targets and caused material damage to a water desalination plant following a drone attack.

آئی ایس آئی ڈیتھ اسکوڈ کا سربراہ شفیق مینگل پیپلزپارٹی میں شامل! واہ جی واہ۔۔۔ مافیا سٹیٹ آف فوجستان زندہ باد

Taliban’s drone capabilities According to information from security sources in #Afghanistan who spoke with me, the #Taliban obtained 85 #ScanEagle surveillance drones from military facilities of the former Afghan government. These American-made drones were used by the Afghan Republic’s military only for reconnaissance missions and had no offensive capability. ScanEagle drones conducted reconnaissance operations within a range of about 100 kilometers and, if internet and communications coverage were available, could operate at distances of up to 200 kilometers. The suicide drones that the Taliban reportedly used to strike targets inside #Pakistan closely resemble these drones, but they differ in the fuselage, wings, tail, and propulsion system. According to military officers who worked with ScanEagle drones in Afghanistan, these drones can carry an additional payload of one to two kilograms, but they lose stability if the weight exceeds that limit. If the Taliban have modified these drones and added explosives to them, their destructive capability would still not be comparable to that of Iranian-made Shahed loitering munitions. If the ScanEagle drones have not been modified, another possible option for the Taliban would be to produce drones by copying models developed in other countries with the assistance of al-Qaeda specialists. The United Nations Security Council also referred to this issue in a report published in December 2025. There is no evidence that India, Iran, China, Qatar, Russia, Turkey, or other countries have supplied drones to the Taliban. All of these countries appear to be acting cautiously in security matters involving the Taliban. An intelligence officer familiar with the matter said that al-Qaeda specialists are present at the Shikar Qala compound in Logar province and are building drones using models developed in other countries.