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US Weapons Were Used by Khawarij in the Bannu Terrorist Attack

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The Terroists murdered in a botched attempt on the Bannu cantonment had a heavy cache of American-made weapons confiscated by security forces.
There has been renewed evidence of the use of foreign weapons imported from Afghanistan on Pakistani territory.
According to the specifics of these operations, Fitnat Al-Khawarij intended to attack Bannu cantonment on March 4, 2025, but the security forces’ prompt response foiled their malevolent plans.
The M4 Carbine and 40mm vog-25 projected Grenades were among the weapons and ammunition found on the dead Khawarij.
The Security Forces struck the assailants during the operation, killing 16 terrorists, including four suicide bombers.
Security Forces were previously informed on February 28, 2025, that Khawarij were present in the Ghulam Khan Kali Area of North Waziristan.

Security Forces successfully attacked Fitnat al-Khawarij’s hideaway throughout the operation, killing six Khawarij

The deceased Khawarij was also found to have weapons and ammo, including an M24 Sniper rifle, an M16a4, and an M4. These Khawarij killed innocent civilians and participated in activities against security troops.

Security Forces carried out an operation in the Hathala neighborhood of Dera Ismail Khan on February 15, 2025, killing nine Khawarijis and six in the Miran Shah neighborhood of North Waziristan.
The m16/a2 and m4 carbine with scope were among the weapons found during these operations.
In a previous operation in Harnai on February 1, 2025, security forces killed eleven terrorists and demolished multiple hideouts.
Security authorities killed twelve terrorists on the evenings of January 31 and February 1 after thwarting their attempt to erect a roadblock in Kalat’s Mangochar neighborhood.
The M24 Sniper rifle and the M16a4 with night vision, which were used against Security Forces, were among the weapons and ammo found among the terrorists who were killed.
Afghan terrorists attempt to cross the Pakistan-Afghan border and attack both innocent bystanders and Security Forces.
There is proof that the weapons that the United States left in Afghanistan are accessible to terrorists.

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COAS Visits Bannu and Promises Terrorism Justice

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Syed Asim Munir, the Chief of Army Staff, traveled to Bannu after the March 4 terrorist attack on Bannu cantonment was thwarted.
COAS examined the general security situation in the region as well as ongoing security operations during the visit.
At CMH Bannu, he also spoke with wounded soldiers and praised their tenacity and commitment. Speaking to the troops, he reaffirmed the Pakistan Army’s commitment to combating terrorism and commended their prompt action in neutralizing the assailants.
In addition to expressing sympathy to the families of the civilians slain in the strike, General Munir promised that those responsible for the planning and execution would shortly face consequences.
He emphasized that such activities reveal Khwarij’s true nature as enemies of Islam and denounced the savage targeting of innocent people.
The COAS underlined that Pakistan will not permit its stability to be jeopardized and that terrorist organizations, such as Fitna al-Khawarij, continue to use foreign weapons while operating from Afghan territory.
When he arrived, Corps Commander Peshawar welcomed him.

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Ethiopia-Pakistan Relations: Ethiopian Ambassador Presents Fraternity Award to Khawaja Asif

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Khawaja Muhammad Asif, the minister of defense and aviation, received the “Ethiopia-Pakistan fraternity award” from Ethiopian Ambassador Dr. Jemal Beker.
In appreciation of Khawaja Asif’s noteworthy contributions to enhancing Pakistan-Ethiopia bilateral ties, the award was given out.
The Ethiopian Envoy, who spoke at the event, praised the Minister’s work to strengthen the two countries’ diplomatic and economic relations.
The Ethiopian Ambassador said, “Khawaja Muhammad Asif has played a pivotal role in enhancing Ethiopia-Pakistan relations.”
Additionally, he recognized the minister’s pivotal involvement in Ethiopian Airlines’ establishment in Pakistan, which has strengthened connections between the two nations.
In addition to thanking Ethiopia and its ambassador for the honor, Khawaja Asif reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to developing closer ties with Ethiopia.
The Ethiopian Ambassador emphasized that Pakistan and Ethiopia had better bilateral ties than before.

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Issues Affecting Pakistan’s Textile Mills Industry: The Government Is Determined To Address Textile Industry Concerns: FM

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Muhammad Aurangzeb, minister of finance, has stated that the government is firmly committed to helping the textile industry in every way possible.
He made this pledge today in Islamabad during a meeting with the All Pakistan Textile Mills Association’s leadership.
In order to guarantee the long-term sustainability and future expansion of Pakistan’s industrial sector, the Minister also reaffirmed the government’s commitment to addressing important tax, energy, and funding challenges.
He welcomed the APTMA office-bearers and gave the delegation his word that the government is committed to resolving the issues facing the textile industry since it understands how important it is to Pakistan’s economy.
Muhammad Aurangzeb underlined that resolving the fundamental issues facing the sector is essential to establishing an atmosphere that is favorable for industrial expansion, promoting economic stability, and bolstering the country’s overall growth trajectory.

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