Najib Farhodi
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Peshawar – deep inside Pakistan’s own territory . 📍 Where #TTP fighters now set up checkpoints on public roads. These scenes show that #Pakistan’s military regime no longer has full control over its own cities. A regime that claims to possess nuclear weapons, yet fails to contain an internal insurgent group - this is the true face of Pakistan’s security collapse. And now, its nuclear weapons are at risk. #Pakistan #TTP #PakistanArmy
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Wana, a town in South Waziristan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, is under #TTP control. Yet Pakistan’s military demands that #Afghanistan secure our safety - or it will go to war with us. You can’t even rein in a single opposition group; how do you expect to fight an entire nation? TTP is Pakistan's own internal issue.
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TTP patrols in Bannu, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, show that Pakistan’s military is mostly active in media warfare. They claim that these fighters come from Afghan soil, while in reality, the TTP controls vast territories that are expanding day by day. The #TTP has an active presence in small towns and the outskirts of major Pakistani cities such as those in Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan, and Peshawar.
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In recent years, what has been happening in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa is not just a military conflict, it is a deep-rooted social reaction. 1/ The growth of Tehrik-i-Taliban #Pakistan (#TTP) cannot be explained solely by ideology or external influence, this phenomenon is the direct result of oppression and harsh measures by Pakistan’s military in Pashtun regions. 2/ Every time the Pakistani military conducts operations, arbitrary arrests, civilian killings, humiliation, and economic deprivation, public anger turns into organized resistance. For many in the region, this process has become a “natural response,” not something planned from outside. /3 TTP cannot be seen as an imported group, it is a movement emerging from the Pashtun community itself. There are 30 million Pashtuns living in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and another 20 million in other parts of Pakistan. This large population has long felt treated as second-class citizens by the central government and military. /4 When such a population experiences decades of oppression, losing land, rights, economy, and security, it is not surprising that armed resistance emerges. /5 The Pakistani army has consistently tried to blame Afghanistan for internal instability, but the reality is clear: •The Durand Line is fully fenced and controlled by Pakistan’s military •All border crossings are under strict surveillance •No one can enter or exit without monitoring, /6 So, claims that TTP enters from Afghanistan are simply a political excuse to avoid domestic responsibility. The truth is, TTP originates from the oppressed areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and has nothing to do with Afghanistan. /7 As long as Pakistan’s policies continue to involve, •Shelling Pashtun villages •Bombing weddings •Kidnapping youth without trial •Suppressing Pashtun identity in media and education /8 the growth of this movement will not stop. Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan is neither ‘imported’ nor “imposed”, it is the natural outcome of decades of injustice in Pashtun lands. As long as Pakistan’s policy remains based on oppression and militarization, resistance will continue. /9
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Prof: Obaidullah Baheer : “Pakistan cannot tolerate Afghanistan’s independence. If we sit with India, they protest. If we talk about water dams, they raise a hue and cry. In other words, every statement concerning Afghanistan’s national interests provokes controversy from the Pakistani regime. Pakistan does not want a neighbor; it wants to control Afghanistan.”
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🚨 In a newly released video message, the spokesperson of Tehreek-e-Taliban #Pakistan (#TTP) in Orakzai stated that the group maintains an active presence and positions in its own areas. Orakzai KP 📍 He claimed that behind their forces, there used to be Pakistani military posts which now no longer exist. The spokesperson added that TTP controls a significant portion of territory and even has the capacity to provide housing for displaced people. He rejected the Pakistani government’s claim that TTP fighters enter from Afghan soil, emphasizing that the group holds its own territory inside Pakistan and has no connection with the Afghan government. In conclusion, he said that TTP’s territory continues to expand day by day, warning the people of Pakistan that “Pakistan will soon be conquered.”
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The Tehrik-i-Taliban #Pakistan (#TTP) has released a video claiming that its fighters killed 5- Pakistani police personnel in the Karak area and seized their weapons and equipment. Karak - KP 📍 In the video, individuals affiliated with the group allege that the targeted officers were forcibly extorting money from local residents and harassing civilians, adding that they believe victory is near.
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After the World Wars, Germany and Japan rebuilt their countries, but why couldn’t Afghanistan? Because their neighbors were not Pakistanis, Prof: Obaidullah Baheer adds. Pakistan even violates the basic principles and ethics of hostility. Rahmanullah, who killed 2 National Guard soldiers in DC a few days ago, was mentally ill - this had been proven, and even his friends had confirmed it. But #Pakistan, in its official statement, linked this incident to all Afghans and to the whole of #Afghanistan. Rahmanullah had been trained many years ago by the #CIA as a professional killer since the age of 15, and he was involved in war crimes inside Afghanistan. Despite this, Pakistan - as a dishonorable neighbor - is happy about the occupation and bombing of Afghanistan; that too a country that claims to be Muslim. Today, #TTP fighters advance every single day and kill Pakistani soldiers; something that did not happen even in the worst days of the Afghan Republic. Yet Pakistan still needs us - sooner or later they will be forced to negotiate with Afghanistan about the issues between the two countries, but their false pride prevents it. As long as we Afghans remain independent, relations with Pakistan will not improve, because Pakistan never wants an independent Afghanistan.
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🚨 TTP members patrolling in the center of Peshawar with weapons, Who is the Pakistani army facing?
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Among the people, in Bannu of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the #TTP is addressing the public and says: Bannu - KP 📍 The Pakistani regime is spreading propaganda against us. They call us terrorists and label us as Khawarij. They committed oppression in our areas and killed our people. So who are the real terrorists and Khawarij - them or us? We tell the people not to involve themselves in this war. Our conflict is with the Pakistani regime, not with the Pakistani nation. The Pakistani state is a terrorist administration.
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