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𝗥𝗘𝗦𝗜𝗦𝗧𝗔𝗡𝗖𝗘 𝗙𝗢𝗥𝗖𝗘𝗦 𝗜𝗡𝗙𝗟𝗜𝗖𝗧𝗦 𝗛𝗘𝗔𝗩𝗬 𝗧𝗔𝗟𝗜𝗕𝗔𝗡 𝗖𝗔𝗦𝗨𝗔𝗟𝗧𝗜𝗘𝗦 Resistance forces have launched an armed war against the Afghan Taliban in Badakhshan, inflicting heavy casualties in Nesi district with at least 5 killed, 16 wounded & 5 missing. As freedom fighters seized outposts, a Taliban reinforcement helicopter was forced to abort its...

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🚨🇦🇫 JUST IN: Anti-Taliban Resistance Intensifies in Afghanistan The Afghanistan Freedom Front (AFF) fighters killed 21 Taliban fighters, including several commanders, during a major assault on Taliban positions in Badakhshan, Afghanistan's mineral-rich province. The anti Taliban resistance movement appears to be gaining momentum. The Taliban unofficially have acknowledged casualties among their ranks and admitted to setbacks in the ongoing fighting.

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🚨We Don’t Want Pashtuns — The Slogan of Today’s Badakhshan Badakhshan has become the symbol of deep frustration and long-suppressed anger among Tajiks against ethnic domination and political imposition. The slogan “We don’t want Pashtuns” is not merely an emotional outburst it is a cry born from decades of discrimination, marginalization, and forced political control. The Taliban, who outwardly wave the banner of Islam, have in practice imposed a tribal and exclusionary structure upon Afghanistan one that leaves no real place for the will or participation of other ethnic groups, especially the Tajiks. Since 2021, the Taliban have repeatedly tried to subdue Badakhshan through force, attempting to disarm and dismantle local resistance. Every attempt has failed. The people of this province have neither been deceived by dollars nor intimidated by threats. Just as Badakhshan once served as a stronghold of the anti-occupation struggle, it remains today a bastion of dignity and freedom. Meanwhile, the Taliban’s efforts to buy off local figures with ceremonial positions and false promises are nothing more than a continuation of the old “divide and rule” strategy. Such tactics no longer fool the people of Badakhshan, who understand that the struggle is not about power alone it is about dignity, identity, and the future of an entire nation. Today, Badakhshan’s slogan “We don’t want Pashtuns” is not directed against an ethnicity, but against ethnic domination, political coercion, and historical injustice. This is the voice of a people reclaiming their dignity and independence a cry to end occupation, discrimination, and inequality. If this voice is not silenced, it could mark the beginning of a new chapter in the history of resistance in northeastern Afghanistan.

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#BREAKING : The Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (#TTP) has launched a large-scale suicide attack on the Police Training College in Dera Ismail Khan district. Multiple explosions reported, and intense firing is underway. At least three TTP militants are confirmed to have stormed the facility, with heavy exchange of fire ongoing between the attackers and security forces.
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#BREAKING : The Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (#TTP) has launched a large-scale suicide attack on the Police Training College in Dera Ismail Khan district. Multiple explosions reported, and intense firing is underway. At least three TTP militants are confirmed to have stormed the facility, with heavy exchange of fire ongoing between the attackers and security forces.

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If There Is a War With Pakistan, I Will Be the First Suicide Bomber, Says Afghan Taliban Officer at Military Parade An Afghan Taliban special forces officer issued a warning to Pakistan during a military parade, invoking the example of the United States’ experience in Afghanistan. He said Pakistan should avoid confrontation with the Taliban and declared that he was prepared to sacrifice his life in what he described as an act of “martyrdom” to strengthen the Taliban regime. The officer, known as the “Fadai trainer,” also claimed that senior Taliban leaders are similarly ready to carry out such actions if required. #aamajews
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If There Is a War With Pakistan, I Will Be the First Suicide Bomber, Says Afghan Taliban Officer at Military Parade An Afghan Taliban special forces officer issued a warning to Pakistan during a military parade, invoking the example of the United States’ experience in Afghanistan. He said Pakistan should avoid confrontation with the Taliban and declared that he was prepared to sacrifice his life in what he described as an act of “martyrdom” to strengthen the Taliban regime. The officer, known as the “Fadai trainer,” also claimed that senior Taliban leaders are similarly ready to carry out such actions if required. #aamajews

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UPDATE—Day One of Operation Egeree Oromiyaa The OLA has struck decisively against Abiy’s forces deployed to challenge our yesterday's declaration. Across multiple theaters, regime soldiers have met swift and severe resistance. 1. In Jalduu District, West Shewa, the Central Command engaged enemy forces, leaving 62 regime soldiers dead and 50 wounded. 2. In West Arsi, a targeted action resulted in 8 killed and 10 wounded. 3. In Boosat, East Shewa Zone, operations have successfully halted traffic along the vital Ethio-Djibouti road—a strategic chokehold on the regime’s supply and trade lifeline. 4. In Saqalaa town, Horro Guduru Wollega, West Oromia, OLA fighters killed 45, wounded 65, and liberated 300 political prisoners from regime captivity. 5. In Baddeessaa town, Sibuu Siree, East Wollega, regime losses stand at 65 dead, 72 wounded, and 40 taken as prisoners of war. 6. In Surroo Barguddaa and Malkaa Sooddaa, West Gujii, the Southern Command freed more than 220 prisoners and confiscated a significant cache of weapons. Day one closes with the regime on the back foot. The resistance endures. The operation continues. #Oromia #Ethiopia

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Taliban Harboring 20 Terror Groups Including TTP in Afghanistan, Says NRF Leader Ahmad Massoud Ahmad Massoud, leader of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan, told the annual Rencontres AV Conference in France that at least 20 terrorist groups — including Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) — are operating from Afghan soil with the support of the Taliban. He said Tehreek-e-Taliban Afghanistan and TTP are “inseparable,” sharing the same ideology and functioning as “brothers.” Massoud warned that terrorist attacks in Pakistan have surged by 500 percent since the Taliban returned to power in Kabul. Massoud added that stability in the region requires Pakistan to acknowledge its past mistakes and support the Afghan people by backing a legitimate, representative government in Kabul. #aamajnews
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Taliban Harboring 20 Terror Groups Including TTP in Afghanistan, Says NRF Leader Ahmad Massoud Ahmad Massoud, leader of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan, told the annual Rencontres AV Conference in France that at least 20 terrorist groups — including Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) — are operating from Afghan soil with the support of the Taliban. He said Tehreek-e-Taliban Afghanistan and TTP are “inseparable,” sharing the same ideology and functioning as “brothers.” Massoud warned that terrorist attacks in Pakistan have surged by 500 percent since the Taliban returned to power in Kabul. Massoud added that stability in the region requires Pakistan to acknowledge its past mistakes and support the Afghan people by backing a legitimate, representative government in Kabul. #aamajnews

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66,448 views • 9 months ago

Monitoring | Afghanistan The National Mobilization Front (NMF) of Afghanistan has claimed responsibility for an attack on a joint Afghan Taliban–Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) base in Nurgaram (Noorgram) district, Nuristan province, during the night of July 12–13, 2026. According to the group's statement, the operation lasted approximately 45 minutes and resulted in the deaths of five militants, including three TTP members and two Afghan Taliban members. The NMF further claimed that four others were wounded and fled the area alongside other Taliban fighters. The group said its fighters subsequently entered the compound after Taliban forces withdrew, seized weapons and equipment left behind, and set the base on fire before withdrawing without suffering any casualties. According to the NMF, the captured equipment included two AK-pattern rifles, three M16 rifles, one Dragunov sniper rifle, two Beretta pistols, one Walther pistol, and 22 hand grenades.
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Monitoring | Afghanistan The National Mobilization Front (NMF) of Afghanistan has claimed responsibility for an attack on a joint Afghan Taliban–Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) base in Nurgaram (Noorgram) district, Nuristan province, during the night of July 12–13, 2026. According to the group's statement, the operation lasted approximately 45 minutes and resulted in the deaths of five militants, including three TTP members and two Afghan Taliban members. The NMF further claimed that four others were wounded and fled the area alongside other Taliban fighters. The group said its fighters subsequently entered the compound after Taliban forces withdrew, seized weapons and equipment left behind, and set the base on fire before withdrawing without suffering any casualties. According to the NMF, the captured equipment included two AK-pattern rifles, three M16 rifles, one Dragunov sniper rifle, two Beretta pistols, one Walther pistol, and 22 hand grenades.

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The people of #Pakistan, as always, have stood like an iron wall alongside the #PakistanArmy in response to the aggression by the Afghan Taliban. From Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to #Balochistan, the public pays tribute to the Pakistan Army for its resolute response to Afghan aggression. Patriotic Pakistanis strongly condemn the Afghan Taliban's forces for their attack on Pakistan. The Pakistan Army bravely defended the homeland and captured several Afghan Taliban posts, Patriotic Pakistanis This war is not against the Afghan people but only against terrorists, Patriotic Pakistanis We stand ready to provide every possible support to our Pakistan Army against Afghan aggression, Patriotic Pakistanis The Pakistan Army proved its superiority by hoisting the Pakistani flag on Afghan posts, Patriotic Pakistanis The Pakistan Armed Forces will continue to respond forcefully to their enemies, whether India or Afghanistan, Patriotic Pakistanis The message to the Afghan Taliban is that we are united for our country and ready for war, Patriotic Pakistanis The Afghan interim government is systematically transferring terrorists to Pakistan, Patriotic Pakistanis This strong response is against those spreading terrorism in Pakistan at the behest of foreign powers, Patriotic Pakistanis
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The people of #Pakistan, as always, have stood like an iron wall alongside the #PakistanArmy in response to the aggression by the Afghan Taliban. From Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to #Balochistan, the public pays tribute to the Pakistan Army for its resolute response to Afghan aggression. Patriotic Pakistanis strongly condemn the Afghan Taliban's forces for their attack on Pakistan. The Pakistan Army bravely defended the homeland and captured several Afghan Taliban posts, Patriotic Pakistanis This war is not against the Afghan people but only against terrorists, Patriotic Pakistanis We stand ready to provide every possible support to our Pakistan Army against Afghan aggression, Patriotic Pakistanis The Pakistan Army proved its superiority by hoisting the Pakistani flag on Afghan posts, Patriotic Pakistanis The Pakistan Armed Forces will continue to respond forcefully to their enemies, whether India or Afghanistan, Patriotic Pakistanis The message to the Afghan Taliban is that we are united for our country and ready for war, Patriotic Pakistanis The Afghan interim government is systematically transferring terrorists to Pakistan, Patriotic Pakistanis This strong response is against those spreading terrorism in Pakistan at the behest of foreign powers, Patriotic Pakistanis

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