This week was particularly deadly with more than 60 civilians and more than 50troops dead.
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At least nine policemen, including two senior officers, were martyred in a terrorist attack on a police post in Balochistan’s Ziarat district on Tuesday, officials said.
Ziarat Deputy Commissioner (DC) Abdul Qudoos Achakzai confirmed that it was a terrorist incident, adding that it occurred in the Mangi Dam area.
He added that nine policemen, including two senior officers, had been martyred.
The DC said the whereabouts of five policemen were still unknown, adding that additional personnel had been dispatched to the area.
Read more: https://www.dawn.com/news/2013564/9-cops-martyred-in-terrorist-attack-on-police-post-in-ziarat
Ziarat Deputy Commissioner (DC) Abdul Qudoos Achakzai confirmed that it was a terrorist incident, adding that it occurred in the Mangi Dam area.
He added that nine policemen, including two senior officers, had been martyred.
The DC said the whereabouts of five policemen were still unknown, adding that additional personnel had been dispatched to the area.
Read more: https://www.dawn.com/news/2013564/9-cops-martyred-in-terrorist-attack-on-police-post-in-ziarat
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Russian-Pakistani Working Group Meets To Discuss Counter-Terrorism & Trade.
The 12th meeting of the Russian-Pakistani Working Group on Countering International Terrorism has been held in Islamabad, a bilateral format that fills a gap that, according to Sultan M. Hali, a military analyst and former Pakistani Air Force colonel, multilateral platforms like the United Nations cannot address, as they are slow and constrained by bureaucracy.
He said that Pakistan values Russia’s counter-terrorism experience from Syria and the North Caucasus, particularly in urban warfare, drone suppression, and counter-insurgency. Cooperation with Moscow also provides Pakistan with political cover within the SCO and the UN, reinforcing its image as a responsible stakeholder in regional security.
Russia’s expertise in surveillance, cyber defense, and counter-drone systems complements Pakistan’s operational needs. In return, Pakistan offers decades of counter-insurgency experience, including counter-IED tactics, hostage rescue, and urban clearance operations.
Its border management expertise — especially along the porous Afghan frontier — offers insights into infiltration patterns. Pakistan’s deradicalization programs, such as the Sabaoon initiative in Swat, provide lessons beyond kinetic operations that could prove valuable for Russia in Central Asia.
Source: IDA
The 12th meeting of the Russian-Pakistani Working Group on Countering International Terrorism has been held in Islamabad, a bilateral format that fills a gap that, according to Sultan M. Hali, a military analyst and former Pakistani Air Force colonel, multilateral platforms like the United Nations cannot address, as they are slow and constrained by bureaucracy.
He said that Pakistan values Russia’s counter-terrorism experience from Syria and the North Caucasus, particularly in urban warfare, drone suppression, and counter-insurgency. Cooperation with Moscow also provides Pakistan with political cover within the SCO and the UN, reinforcing its image as a responsible stakeholder in regional security.
Russia’s expertise in surveillance, cyber defense, and counter-drone systems complements Pakistan’s operational needs. In return, Pakistan offers decades of counter-insurgency experience, including counter-IED tactics, hostage rescue, and urban clearance operations.
Its border management expertise — especially along the porous Afghan frontier — offers insights into infiltration patterns. Pakistan’s deradicalization programs, such as the Sabaoon initiative in Swat, provide lessons beyond kinetic operations that could prove valuable for Russia in Central Asia.
Source: IDA
