The Global News Desk 115

October 11 - (The Global News Desk 115) – Pakistan's Home Minister, Mr. Mohsin Raza Naqvi, claimed that about 25 terrorist outfits had been operating from Afghanistan, posing a potential threat to Pakistan's peace and the world at large.  During the meeting with Antonio Guterres, United Nations Secretary-General Naqvi said.  He further said the international community must take action against this major threat.  Pakistan is already engaged in fighting it.  While recognizing Pakistan's role in the fight against terrorism, the head of the UN said Pakistan has been making great efforts in UN peace missions, and he also said Pakistan's work toward making the world peaceful is really fabulous. No sooner had the meeting concluded than Mr. Guterres concluded his 2-day visit to Pakistan. During the visit, Mr. Guterres had already spoken with President Asif Ali Zardari, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Chief of Defence Forces and Chief of the Army Staff Field Marshal Asim...

The National Disaster Management Authority announced on 21 July that around 23 people have been confirmed dead after flash floods that ravaged the eastern province of Nuristan in Afghanistan. Initial reports from the officials say that more than 100 people are missing, 15 bodies have been found, and around 80 people have been wounded. Rescue operations are ongoing in Parun, the capital of Nuristan Province, as well as in other areas affected by flooding. Analysts believe the climate crisis is behind the rise in extreme weather events such as flash floods and droughts in Afghanistan.

Anti-Pakistan terrorism has gained a foothold in Afghanistan, supported entirely by India's financial and strategic resources, under the Taliban's governance. The former Director of Military Intelligence and former General of Afghan Special Operations Forces, General Sami Sadat, revealed in a shocking interview that the Afghan Taliban are heavily involved in destabilizing Pakistan. In an interview, he reiterated what Khawaja Asif, Pakistan's defense minister, recently charged: that the Taliban were collaborating with India to weaken Pakistan's security objectives. General Sadat disclosed that "The Taliban have strong connections with India.""They provide refuge and financial assistance to terrorist organizations such as Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and Baloch separatists," he continued. The general revealed that the Taliban receive direct financial assistance from India, which is subsequently directed towards terror organizations responsible for ...

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan -  Pakistan’s Information Minister Attaullah Tarar made an announcement on Sunday that security forces conducted a ground operation along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, which was followed by air strikes against militant hideouts and safe havens, killing 29 fighters. He added that the operation was launched in reaction to several Afghan militant strikes that were taking place throughout Pakistan, most notably at the Ragers Camp in Karachi. Several Rangers officers were killed in this attack. Militant attacks against the police and security forces in Pakistan have escalated in recent years. The majority of this violence has been attributed by authorities to the Pakistani Taliban, or Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), as well as other terrorist factions from Afghanistan. Afghan terrorists recently assaulted the Rangers' headquarters in Karachi, killing four paramilitary forces. Following a swift response to the attack, Rangers personnel eliminated three o...

A terrible bus accident in  western Afghanistan  has claimed the lives of 79 people, including 19 children. The  Taliban's interior ministry spokeswoman  acknowledged the incident during a press briefing. The  Taliban's interior ministry  added during a news conference that the majority of the victims were  Afghan migrants  who had been  deported from Iran . Local media reported that on Tuesday night, a bus heading to Kabul collided with a vehicle and a motorcycle in  Herat province , causing a fire. The Director of Information in Herat reported that all the bus passengers were killed, along with two men from the truck. Herat police attribute the bus accident to "excessive speed and negligence." Recently, there has been a significant deportation of Afghan refugees by both Iran and Pakistan . Emergency crews rushed to the scene shortly after receiving the information about the deadly road mishap.  A local source added ...

KABUL, Afghanistan  —  The Ministry of Repatriation and Refugees (MORR) reports that 175 more Afghan citizens returned home on Sunday after being released from Pakistani prisons. According to border authorities in Kandahar's Spin Boldak town, the ministry announced via social media that 175 Afghans were apprehended in various regions of Pakistan, where they subsequently spent periods of detention ranging from one to three days. The refugees who returned were taken back to their home regions after receiving humanitarian assistance, according to the government. Approximately 130 Afghan refugees were released from Pakistani prisons and repatriated on Thursday and Friday.  Over the past year, Pakistan has deported thousands of Afghans who were imprisoned and returned to Afghanistan.

KABUL, Afghanistan  —  Two different traffic incidents in southeast Afghanistan led to at least 52 deaths and 76 injuries. According to Ghazni province officials, a bus and oil tanker collided on the Kabul-Kandahar highway late Wednesday. The second accident happened on another area of the same roadway that links the south with the Afghan capital. A government spokeswoman said Thursday that 76 people were injured and 52 including women and children were killed in two separate traffic crashes in southeast Afghanistan.  The incident occurred late Wednesday on the same highway in Ghazni province, which connects southern Kandahar city to the capital, Kabul. "Every one of the victims has been identified and handed over to their families, while the survivors are now being treated at local hospitals," a local search and rescue agency branch correspondent confirmed.  Fatal road accidents like this are common in Afghanistan due to overspeeding, narrow roads, and poorl...

KABUL, Afghanistan  —  Khalil Haqqani, Afghanistan's minister for refugees, was killed in a suicide bombing in Kabul, Afghan state television said yesterday. Khalil Haqqani, Minister for Refugees, was killed on Wednesday when an assailant entered the ministry's Kabul headquarters and blew himself up, according to a news report.  However, the Afghan local news source said that the explosion was a suicide attack and that Khalil-ur-Rehman Haqqani was heading toward the mosque when it happened.  Jalaluddin Haqqani, the founder of the Haqqani network, has a brother named Khalil-ur-Rehman Haqqani. Sirajuddin Haqqani, the current interior minister, was also his uncle. Anas Haqqani, Khalil-ur-Rehman  Haqqani's nephew acknowledged the death.  The Islamic State claimed responsibility for a suicide attack that assassinated Afghanistan's refugee minister in his Kabul office, according to a  terrorist watchdog Website.

The earthquake in Afghanistan has killed at least 950 people and injured hundreds more, Afghan authorities confirmed.  About 950 people have died and more than 1500 have been injured, a top disaster management official said during a news briefing. Air ambulance service was activated in the eastern Paktika province to transport severely injured to hospitals.  According to Taliban leader Hibatullah Ahundzada, hundreds of homes have been destroyed and the death toll is expected to rise.  When the earthquake near the host city occurred on Tuesday shortly after 1:30 a.m. local time, many people were at home and sound sleeping in their beds.

Abdul Wahab Lark, a Pakistani-wanted terrorist, was killed in Kandahar.  The terrorist intended to plan suicide attacks in Urban and rural Sindh. Pakistan's most wanted terrorist was gunned down in Kandahar on Tuesday.  According to media reports,  Wahab Lark was killed by an unidentified man on 22 March 2022 in Afghanistan's  Kandahar.  Lark was also involved in the planning of attacks on army aviation bases, PAF base Samungli, minority sect target killings, and multiple attacks in North Waziristan.  Terrorist Abdul Wahab defected from Lashkar-e-Jhangvi to the banned TTP in August 2020. Abdul Wahab was named in the Red Book, the CTD's list of the most wanted terrorists in Sindh. On January 30, 2015, terrorist Abdul Wahab carried out the attack at Imambargah Shikarpur.  In the attack, about 70  worshipers were martyred and 57 were injured.