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Khalifa Sirajuddin Haqqani in the funeral of Alhaj Khalil-Ur-Rahman Haqqani: We bear no personal grudge or enmity toward anyone and leave the matter of Khalil Rahman Haqqani's revenge to Allah. He further stated that martyrdom is not a new experience for our family and the IEA Mujahideen. We have faced it throughout our lives, and we are proud that he achieved martyrdom at this stage of life.
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Khalifa Sirajuddin Haqqani in the funeral of Alhaj Khalil-Ur-Rahman Haqqani: We bear no personal grudge or enmity toward anyone and leave the matter of Khalil Rahman Haqqani's revenge to Allah. He further stated that martyrdom is not a new experience for our family and the IEA Mujahideen. We have faced it throughout our lives, and we are proud that he achieved martyrdom at this stage of life.

W.A. Mubariz - وکیل احمد مبارز

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#Taliban gave shelters to TTP terrorists in Afghanistan. Some of the TTPs later joined #ISKP including their first Amir Sayed khan , Shahidullah Shahid and many more . All these were recruited by Afghan taliban and now they are blaming Pakistan for it . In the below video you can see the then commander of ISKP Akhtar Muhammad Khalil from north Waziristan. Khalil later joined TTP and now he is with Hafiz Gul Bahadur and he is a personal friend of Taliban minister Siraj U din Haqqani. His picture with Siraj U din Haqqani and his recent visit to Kabul are attached
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#Taliban gave shelters to TTP terrorists in Afghanistan. Some of the TTPs later joined #ISKP including their first Amir Sayed khan , Shahidullah Shahid and many more . All these were recruited by Afghan taliban and now they are blaming Pakistan for it . In the below video you can see the then commander of ISKP Akhtar Muhammad Khalil from north Waziristan. Khalil later joined TTP and now he is with Hafiz Gul Bahadur and he is a personal friend of Taliban minister Siraj U din Haqqani. His picture with Siraj U din Haqqani and his recent visit to Kabul are attached

Zeitung

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Taliban Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani Admits al-Qaeda Ties at Commander’s Funeral Sirajuddin Haqqani, the Taliban’s interior minister, has publicly acknowledged longstanding ties between the Haqqani network and al-Qaeda, revealing that he personally assisted senior al-Qaeda members following their escape from prison in 2005. Speaking on Thursday, 12 February, at the funeral of a Haqqani network commander, Haqqani stated that he helped arrange the secret transfer of four senior al-Qaeda figures who had escaped from Bagram prison to Miranshah, Pakistan. His remarks mark a rare public admission of operational cooperation between the groups. The four men — Abu Yahya al-Libi, Omar Farooq, Muhammad Jafar Jamal al-Qahtani and Abdullah Hashemi al-Shami — escaped from Bagram prison in July 2005. According to Haqqani, they were subsequently transported to Miranshah, a town in Pakistan’s North Waziristan region long associated with militant activity. During the funeral address, Haqqani also praised Abdul Sattar Sadoo for his role in the Haqqani network’s insurgency against US forces and the former Afghan government. The admission contrasts with longstanding claims by the Taliban that they do not maintain ties with other militant or terrorist organizations. #aamajnews
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Taliban Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani Admits al-Qaeda Ties at Commander’s Funeral Sirajuddin Haqqani, the Taliban’s interior minister, has publicly acknowledged longstanding ties between the Haqqani network and al-Qaeda, revealing that he personally assisted senior al-Qaeda members following their escape from prison in 2005. Speaking on Thursday, 12 February, at the funeral of a Haqqani network commander, Haqqani stated that he helped arrange the secret transfer of four senior al-Qaeda figures who had escaped from Bagram prison to Miranshah, Pakistan. His remarks mark a rare public admission of operational cooperation between the groups. The four men — Abu Yahya al-Libi, Omar Farooq, Muhammad Jafar Jamal al-Qahtani and Abdullah Hashemi al-Shami — escaped from Bagram prison in July 2005. According to Haqqani, they were subsequently transported to Miranshah, a town in Pakistan’s North Waziristan region long associated with militant activity. During the funeral address, Haqqani also praised Abdul Sattar Sadoo for his role in the Haqqani network’s insurgency against US forces and the former Afghan government. The admission contrasts with longstanding claims by the Taliban that they do not maintain ties with other militant or terrorist organizations. #aamajnews

Aamaj News English

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Taliban members recently shared an old video on the social media platform X, showing Sirajuddin Haqqani and his brother, Badruddin Haqqani, bidding farewell to a young teenage suicide bomber named Jamaluddin. In a post accompanying the video, Taliban member Abdullah Raihan explained that the footage captures the moment when "Jamaluddin was sent on a mission to assassinate a foreign leader at the time." Raihan added that "Jamaluddin did not succeed in his mission that day." The exact time and location of the video recording are unknown. In addition to Sirajuddin Haqqani, the current Taliban interior minister, Badruddin Haqqani is also seen in the video. Badruddin, Sirajuddin's brother, was known as "one of the two main figures in the Haqqani family-led network." Raihan also mentioned that "Badruddin had prepared and directed dozens of suicide bombers for complex and successful operations that left the enemy shocked and stunned." The Taliban member further noted that Jamaluddin was eventually killed alongside Badruddin Haqqani in a US drone strike. However, he did not specify the location of Badruddin's assassination. The Haqqani family confirmed to the media in 2012 that Badruddin Haqqani was killed on 24 August 2012, in a US strike in North Waziristan, Pakistan. Most of the suicide attacks against Afghanistan over the past 20 years were planned and directed from North Waziristan, Pakistan. According to human rights organisations, many of the Taliban's suicide bombers were children and teenagers who had been "brainwashed" by the group.
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Taliban members recently shared an old video on the social media platform X, showing Sirajuddin Haqqani and his brother, Badruddin Haqqani, bidding farewell to a young teenage suicide bomber named Jamaluddin. In a post accompanying the video, Taliban member Abdullah Raihan explained that the footage captures the moment when "Jamaluddin was sent on a mission to assassinate a foreign leader at the time." Raihan added that "Jamaluddin did not succeed in his mission that day." The exact time and location of the video recording are unknown. In addition to Sirajuddin Haqqani, the current Taliban interior minister, Badruddin Haqqani is also seen in the video. Badruddin, Sirajuddin's brother, was known as "one of the two main figures in the Haqqani family-led network." Raihan also mentioned that "Badruddin had prepared and directed dozens of suicide bombers for complex and successful operations that left the enemy shocked and stunned." The Taliban member further noted that Jamaluddin was eventually killed alongside Badruddin Haqqani in a US drone strike. However, he did not specify the location of Badruddin's assassination. The Haqqani family confirmed to the media in 2012 that Badruddin Haqqani was killed on 24 August 2012, in a US strike in North Waziristan, Pakistan. Most of the suicide attacks against Afghanistan over the past 20 years were planned and directed from North Waziristan, Pakistan. According to human rights organisations, many of the Taliban's suicide bombers were children and teenagers who had been "brainwashed" by the group.

Afghanistan International English

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Afghan Taliban senior leader Sirajuddin Haqqani attended the funeral prayer in Khost for local commander Haji Sado, also known as Abdul Sattar, where he praised Sado’s loyalty and militant role. In detailing Sado’s activities, Haqqani disclosed that he had assigned Sado responsibility for safely delivering four Arab commanders, including senior al-Qaeda leader Abu Yahya al-Libi, following their escape from the U.S. detention facility at Bagram in 2005. Although Abu Yahya al-Libi stated in a video interview in Waziristan after his escape that Haqqani’s associates played a critical role in facilitating their transfer to his then emir, Abu al-Layth al-Libi, in Waziristan, Haqqani’s remarks mark the first time it has been revealed that Haji Sado was the commander who carried out the safe transfer to Waziristan.
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Afghan Taliban senior leader Sirajuddin Haqqani attended the funeral prayer in Khost for local commander Haji Sado, also known as Abdul Sattar, where he praised Sado’s loyalty and militant role. In detailing Sado’s activities, Haqqani disclosed that he had assigned Sado responsibility for safely delivering four Arab commanders, including senior al-Qaeda leader Abu Yahya al-Libi, following their escape from the U.S. detention facility at Bagram in 2005. Although Abu Yahya al-Libi stated in a video interview in Waziristan after his escape that Haqqani’s associates played a critical role in facilitating their transfer to his then emir, Abu al-Layth al-Libi, in Waziristan, Haqqani’s remarks mark the first time it has been revealed that Haji Sado was the commander who carried out the safe transfer to Waziristan.

The OxusWatch

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Taliban Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani, at a seminar in Kabul, implicitly warned #Pakistan that #Afghanistan would retaliate forcefully if it were to be attacked. “Afghans have been tested on the battlefield… Although we don’t have long-range missiles and powerful weapons, our determination and will are strong, and we can overcome any situation and achieve victory,” he claimed in his video speech released by his office.
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Taliban Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani, at a seminar in Kabul, implicitly warned #Pakistan that #Afghanistan would retaliate forcefully if it were to be attacked. “Afghans have been tested on the battlefield… Although we don’t have long-range missiles and powerful weapons, our determination and will are strong, and we can overcome any situation and achieve victory,” he claimed in his video speech released by his office.

Ayaz Gul

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Pakistan has never shown remorse for providing material support to terrorists who slaughtered tens of thousands of American and Afghan soldiers. Osama bin Laden, Al-Qaeda founder, lived in Pakistan. Ayman al-Zawahiri, second Al-Qaeda Emir, lived in Pakistan. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, 9/11 mastermind, lived in Pakistan. Abu Zubaydah, 9/11 planner, lived in Pakistan. Mullah Omar, Taliban founder, lived in Pakistan. Mullah Mansour, second Taliban leader, lived in Pakistan. Mullah Akhundzada, current Taliban leader, lived in Pakistan. Mullah Hassan Akhund, Taliban Prime Minister, lived in Pakistan. Mullah Abdul Baradar, Taliban Deputy Prime Minister, lived in Pakistan. Mullah Yaqoob, Taliban Minister of Defense, lived in Pakistan. Amir Khan Muttaqi, Taliban Minister of Foreign Affairs, lived in Pakistan. Zabiullah Mujahid, Taliban Spokesperson, lived in Pakistan. Sirajuddin Haqqani, Haqqani Network Minister of Interior, lived in Pakistan. Najibullah Haqqani, Haqqani Network Minister of Communications, lived in Pakistan. Abdul Kabir, Taliban Deputy Prime Minister for Political Affairs, lived in Pakistan. Noorullah Noori, Taliban Minister of Borders and Tribal Affairs, lived in Pakistan. Shahabuddin Delawar, Taliban Minister of Mines and Petroleum, lived in Pakistan. Khairullah Khairkhwa, Taliban Minister of Information and Culture, lived in Pakistan. Abdul Manan Omari, Taliban Minister of Public Works, lived in Pakistan. Abdul Qayyum Zakir, Taliban Deputy Minister of Defense, lived in Pakistan. Hafiz Saeed, Mumbai attacks mastermind, lived in Pakistan. Masood Azhar, airline hijacker and the man who brought jihad to Britain, lived in Pakistan. Sanaullah Ghafari, ISKP leader, lived in Pakistan. I refuse to believe Pakistani intelligence has suddenly lost control of the monsters it created. I don’t trust the Pakistani government. Watch this clip where I talk about their crimes in detail with Shawn Ryan Shawn Ryan. I also covered this topic with Rep. Tim Burchett on his new podcast last month. Thank you.
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Pakistan has never shown remorse for providing material support to terrorists who slaughtered tens of thousands of American and Afghan soldiers. Osama bin Laden, Al-Qaeda founder, lived in Pakistan. Ayman al-Zawahiri, second Al-Qaeda Emir, lived in Pakistan. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, 9/11 mastermind, lived in Pakistan. Abu Zubaydah, 9/11 planner, lived in Pakistan. Mullah Omar, Taliban founder, lived in Pakistan. Mullah Mansour, second Taliban leader, lived in Pakistan. Mullah Akhundzada, current Taliban leader, lived in Pakistan. Mullah Hassan Akhund, Taliban Prime Minister, lived in Pakistan. Mullah Abdul Baradar, Taliban Deputy Prime Minister, lived in Pakistan. Mullah Yaqoob, Taliban Minister of Defense, lived in Pakistan. Amir Khan Muttaqi, Taliban Minister of Foreign Affairs, lived in Pakistan. Zabiullah Mujahid, Taliban Spokesperson, lived in Pakistan. Sirajuddin Haqqani, Haqqani Network Minister of Interior, lived in Pakistan. Najibullah Haqqani, Haqqani Network Minister of Communications, lived in Pakistan. Abdul Kabir, Taliban Deputy Prime Minister for Political Affairs, lived in Pakistan. Noorullah Noori, Taliban Minister of Borders and Tribal Affairs, lived in Pakistan. Shahabuddin Delawar, Taliban Minister of Mines and Petroleum, lived in Pakistan. Khairullah Khairkhwa, Taliban Minister of Information and Culture, lived in Pakistan. Abdul Manan Omari, Taliban Minister of Public Works, lived in Pakistan. Abdul Qayyum Zakir, Taliban Deputy Minister of Defense, lived in Pakistan. Hafiz Saeed, Mumbai attacks mastermind, lived in Pakistan. Masood Azhar, airline hijacker and the man who brought jihad to Britain, lived in Pakistan. Sanaullah Ghafari, ISKP leader, lived in Pakistan. I refuse to believe Pakistani intelligence has suddenly lost control of the monsters it created. I don’t trust the Pakistani government. Watch this clip where I talk about their crimes in detail with Shawn Ryan Shawn Ryan. I also covered this topic with Rep. Tim Burchett on his new podcast last month. Thank you.

Legend

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On May 31, a massive suicide bombing targeting civilians, was carried out by the Haqqani Network at Zanbaq Square. A close friend of mine died in the attack. The mastermind, Sirajuddin Haqqani, carried out thousands of suicide bombings against American and Afghan soldiers. He had a $10 million bounty on his head, which the State Department quietly removed a few weeks ago. Now, he’s paid to “protect” United Nations personnel, granted travel waivers by the UN Security Council, and welcomed like royalty by Gulf leaders. Jihadist states keep funding him, and his operatives are in the United States. History will brand Sirajuddin Haqqani for what he is: a ruthless killer. And it will not be kind to anyone who, for any reason, treats him as anything other than what he is.
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On May 31, a massive suicide bombing targeting civilians, was carried out by the Haqqani Network at Zanbaq Square. A close friend of mine died in the attack. The mastermind, Sirajuddin Haqqani, carried out thousands of suicide bombings against American and Afghan soldiers. He had a $10 million bounty on his head, which the State Department quietly removed a few weeks ago. Now, he’s paid to “protect” United Nations personnel, granted travel waivers by the UN Security Council, and welcomed like royalty by Gulf leaders. Jihadist states keep funding him, and his operatives are in the United States. History will brand Sirajuddin Haqqani for what he is: a ruthless killer. And it will not be kind to anyone who, for any reason, treats him as anything other than what he is.

Legend

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Monitoring: 🔴 || Al-Mirsaad’s Narrative Raises More Questions Than Answers On the anniversary of Khalil-ur-Rahman Haqqani’s death, Al-Mirsaad English has promoted a narrative, claiming 1S**. KP planned attack targeting Haqqani from Pakistan. However, information from inside the Taliban’s own circles tells a very different story. Evidence points to the attack being organized from within Afghanistan, with senior Taliban leaders Mullah Yaqoob and Sirajuddin Haqqani authorizing the operation. According to internal intelligence findings, two Taliban officials posted at the Ministry of Refugee Affairs helped the bom.. ber gain direct access to Khalil. Their involvement, along with the political rivalry surrounding the Prime Minister’s seat, points toward internal power struggle, not a foreign-based plot. Al-Mirsaad’s new claims follow its usual pattern of pushing unverified stories. Its sudden rise in activity seems aimed at diverting attention as international pressure increases over Afghanistan’s rising terrorism and worsening internal governance. Despite accusations, Al-Mirsaad offers no proof that 1S.. KP directed the attack from Pakistan. The Taliban regime has also not shared any credible evidence with regional or international bodies. Information from the Taliban’s own intelligence wing contradicts their public statements, showing that the attack was planned in eastern Afghanistan and facilitated by Taliban personnel stationed at the ministry itself. Senior Taliban leaders, including Sirajuddin Haqqani, were reportedly involved in approving the operation driven by internal power struggles over future leadership, not by an external command. Recent UN Security Council briefings, including comments from Russia and Denmark, show growing concern about the rise of terrorism inside Afghanistan, not outside it. This directly challenges the Taliban’s diversionary narrative. UN findings reflect broader fears that Afghanistan is again becoming a major hub of terrorist activity, with the risk of spillover into neighboring countries. The killing of Khalil-ur-Rahman Haqqani by elements operating from within the Taliban system highlights serious internal mismanagement, even after more than two years of rule. For Pakistan and regional states, such events only reinforce concerns that cross-border terrorism stems from instability inside Afghanistan, not from conspiracies beyond its borders. By ignoring internal fractures and pushing blame outward, Al-Mirsaad overlooks repeated UN assessments showing that 1S.. KP’s main base of activity is within Afghanistan itself. As global concern grows over terrorism emanating from Afghan soil, unverified claims from partisan outlets cannot replace real transparency, accountability, and regional cooperation. As the Taliban attempts to rewrite events, Al-Mirsaad and other aligned outlets like TOLO News repeat claims that lack independent verification, raising serious questions about political motives behind this revised story.
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Monitoring: 🔴 || Al-Mirsaad’s Narrative Raises More Questions Than Answers On the anniversary of Khalil-ur-Rahman Haqqani’s death, Al-Mirsaad English has promoted a narrative, claiming 1S**. KP planned attack targeting Haqqani from Pakistan. However, information from inside the Taliban’s own circles tells a very different story. Evidence points to the attack being organized from within Afghanistan, with senior Taliban leaders Mullah Yaqoob and Sirajuddin Haqqani authorizing the operation. According to internal intelligence findings, two Taliban officials posted at the Ministry of Refugee Affairs helped the bom.. ber gain direct access to Khalil. Their involvement, along with the political rivalry surrounding the Prime Minister’s seat, points toward internal power struggle, not a foreign-based plot. Al-Mirsaad’s new claims follow its usual pattern of pushing unverified stories. Its sudden rise in activity seems aimed at diverting attention as international pressure increases over Afghanistan’s rising terrorism and worsening internal governance. Despite accusations, Al-Mirsaad offers no proof that 1S.. KP directed the attack from Pakistan. The Taliban regime has also not shared any credible evidence with regional or international bodies. Information from the Taliban’s own intelligence wing contradicts their public statements, showing that the attack was planned in eastern Afghanistan and facilitated by Taliban personnel stationed at the ministry itself. Senior Taliban leaders, including Sirajuddin Haqqani, were reportedly involved in approving the operation driven by internal power struggles over future leadership, not by an external command. Recent UN Security Council briefings, including comments from Russia and Denmark, show growing concern about the rise of terrorism inside Afghanistan, not outside it. This directly challenges the Taliban’s diversionary narrative. UN findings reflect broader fears that Afghanistan is again becoming a major hub of terrorist activity, with the risk of spillover into neighboring countries. The killing of Khalil-ur-Rahman Haqqani by elements operating from within the Taliban system highlights serious internal mismanagement, even after more than two years of rule. For Pakistan and regional states, such events only reinforce concerns that cross-border terrorism stems from instability inside Afghanistan, not from conspiracies beyond its borders. By ignoring internal fractures and pushing blame outward, Al-Mirsaad overlooks repeated UN assessments showing that 1S.. KP’s main base of activity is within Afghanistan itself. As global concern grows over terrorism emanating from Afghan soil, unverified claims from partisan outlets cannot replace real transparency, accountability, and regional cooperation. As the Taliban attempts to rewrite events, Al-Mirsaad and other aligned outlets like TOLO News repeat claims that lack independent verification, raising serious questions about political motives behind this revised story.

Eagle Eye

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Taliban Deputy Minister Presented with ‘Greater Afghanistan’ Map Showing a Divided Pakistan at Khost Ceremony At a ceremony in Khost province last week, Taliban Deputy Interior Minister Mohammad Nabi Omari was presented with a map labeled “Greater Afghanistan,” which removes the Durand Line and includes parts of Pakistan. During his remarks, Omari warned Islamabad that if another war were imposed on Afghanistan, the Taliban would resist as they had against the Soviet Union and the United States. The event, held for graduates of the Khost Technical and Vocational Institute, featured children under the age of 18 dressed in military-style uniforms. #aamajnews
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Taliban Deputy Minister Presented with ‘Greater Afghanistan’ Map Showing a Divided Pakistan at Khost Ceremony At a ceremony in Khost province last week, Taliban Deputy Interior Minister Mohammad Nabi Omari was presented with a map labeled “Greater Afghanistan,” which removes the Durand Line and includes parts of Pakistan. During his remarks, Omari warned Islamabad that if another war were imposed on Afghanistan, the Taliban would resist as they had against the Soviet Union and the United States. The event, held for graduates of the Khost Technical and Vocational Institute, featured children under the age of 18 dressed in military-style uniforms. #aamajnews

Aamaj News English

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Afghan Taliban Cleric Calls for “Jihad” Against Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Pakistan At a funeral gathering in Guldara, Kabul, a Taliban-affiliated cleric, Mullah Shir Ali Hamad, delivered an incendiary speech urging supporters to wage “jihad” against Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Pakistan. According to attendees, Hamad declared that he would not rest “until the flag of Islam is raised in Islamabad.” Hamad made the remarks during the funeral of Ayub, also known as Zakir, who Pakistani officials say was killed in recent clashes between Pakistani security forces and the Pakistani Taliban in the border areas of Kunar. In his speech, Hamad denounced the political systems of Central Asian states and Pakistan as “parliamentary and infidel,” calling for their overthrow. He argued that armed struggle was necessary to replace existing governments with what he described as an Islamic system across the region. The comments are likely to heighten regional security concerns amid ongoing tensions involving militant groups operating along and across Afghanistan’s borders. #aamajnews
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Afghan Taliban Cleric Calls for “Jihad” Against Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Pakistan At a funeral gathering in Guldara, Kabul, a Taliban-affiliated cleric, Mullah Shir Ali Hamad, delivered an incendiary speech urging supporters to wage “jihad” against Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Pakistan. According to attendees, Hamad declared that he would not rest “until the flag of Islam is raised in Islamabad.” Hamad made the remarks during the funeral of Ayub, also known as Zakir, who Pakistani officials say was killed in recent clashes between Pakistani security forces and the Pakistani Taliban in the border areas of Kunar. In his speech, Hamad denounced the political systems of Central Asian states and Pakistan as “parliamentary and infidel,” calling for their overthrow. He argued that armed struggle was necessary to replace existing governments with what he described as an Islamic system across the region. The comments are likely to heighten regional security concerns amid ongoing tensions involving militant groups operating along and across Afghanistan’s borders. #aamajnews

Aamaj News English

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The picture of courage, struggle, and the crushing fight against powerful invaders — a reflection that can be found proudly within a single family. Three proud symbols of honor and faith. Three brothers from one great family who earned the blessing of defeating empires in defense of religion and homeland. The first video is about the martyr Haji Ismail Haqqani, whose struggle against the Soviet invasion is witnessed by every mountain of Greater Paktia. He had the honor of fighting on many fronts, and finally, in 1990, he fulfilled his sacred wish of martyrdom in a face-to-face battle. The second video features the prominent and courageous figure of two jihads, the late Maulvi Jalaluddin Haqqani. Whenever the struggle and jihad against the Soviets and later the Americans are mentioned, his name and image immediately come to mind. The late Jalaluddin Haqqani was blessed with two great honors — first, that he himself remained a shining name in the golden lines of jihad, and second, that he sacrificed four of his beloved sons in this sacred path. The late Haqqani Sahib also surrendered his soul to the Creator in the embrace of migration and the battlefield. The third video is about the martyr Haji Khalil-ur-Rahman Haqqani, a brave Mujahid of the frontlines who also wore the crown of being the people’s representative in councils and gatherings. He too stood firm like a high mountain against two invading superpowers and ultimately attained the lofty rank of martyrdom in an attack by the Khawarij. This proud family is a living example of those great sacrifices from which we still draw our slogans of honor and courage today. This family also disproved those claims (which at times may apply to some) that leaders themselves avoid difficult paths and push others forward — for these three were shining examples of leadership through sacrifice. And these were only three examples; in total, 76 members of this family have been martyred on this path — most of them in the prime of their youth. This journey and the realization of true aspirations have been achieved — and continue to be achieved — through such sacrifices. Perhaps in this era, such a caravan of sacrifice can serve as a model for the entire Islamic Ummah. May Allah grant us the ability to protect and uphold it. This honorable family resides in Sarani village, Garda Serai district of Paktia province.
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The picture of courage, struggle, and the crushing fight against powerful invaders — a reflection that can be found proudly within a single family. Three proud symbols of honor and faith. Three brothers from one great family who earned the blessing of defeating empires in defense of religion and homeland. The first video is about the martyr Haji Ismail Haqqani, whose struggle against the Soviet invasion is witnessed by every mountain of Greater Paktia. He had the honor of fighting on many fronts, and finally, in 1990, he fulfilled his sacred wish of martyrdom in a face-to-face battle. The second video features the prominent and courageous figure of two jihads, the late Maulvi Jalaluddin Haqqani. Whenever the struggle and jihad against the Soviets and later the Americans are mentioned, his name and image immediately come to mind. The late Jalaluddin Haqqani was blessed with two great honors — first, that he himself remained a shining name in the golden lines of jihad, and second, that he sacrificed four of his beloved sons in this sacred path. The late Haqqani Sahib also surrendered his soul to the Creator in the embrace of migration and the battlefield. The third video is about the martyr Haji Khalil-ur-Rahman Haqqani, a brave Mujahid of the frontlines who also wore the crown of being the people’s representative in councils and gatherings. He too stood firm like a high mountain against two invading superpowers and ultimately attained the lofty rank of martyrdom in an attack by the Khawarij. This proud family is a living example of those great sacrifices from which we still draw our slogans of honor and courage today. This family also disproved those claims (which at times may apply to some) that leaders themselves avoid difficult paths and push others forward — for these three were shining examples of leadership through sacrifice. And these were only three examples; in total, 76 members of this family have been martyred on this path — most of them in the prime of their youth. This journey and the realization of true aspirations have been achieved — and continue to be achieved — through such sacrifices. Perhaps in this era, such a caravan of sacrifice can serve as a model for the entire Islamic Ummah. May Allah grant us the ability to protect and uphold it. This honorable family resides in Sarani village, Garda Serai district of Paktia province.

W.A. Mubariz - وکیل احمد مبارز

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Afghan official to an orphaned child: “This is a gift from the Shurta of the Islamic Emirate. We do not want anything from you. We only want you to study. What do you want to become when you grow up?” The orphaned child replied: “A doctor.” Afghan media: The Afghan interior ministry’s Head of Public Relations, Abdul Hakim Hemat Akhundzada, accompanied by Panjshir Governor Hafiz Mohammad Agha Hakim, visited orphanages in Panjshir Province, where they met with orphaned children and reviewed their conditions and needs. During the visit, gifts from the Islamic emirate’s Shurta were distributed to the orphaned children on the instructions of Interior Minister Khalifa Sirajuddin Haqqani as a gesture of support and to bring them joy.
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Afghan official to an orphaned child: “This is a gift from the Shurta of the Islamic Emirate. We do not want anything from you. We only want you to study. What do you want to become when you grow up?” The orphaned child replied: “A doctor.” Afghan media: The Afghan interior ministry’s Head of Public Relations, Abdul Hakim Hemat Akhundzada, accompanied by Panjshir Governor Hafiz Mohammad Agha Hakim, visited orphanages in Panjshir Province, where they met with orphaned children and reviewed their conditions and needs. During the visit, gifts from the Islamic emirate’s Shurta were distributed to the orphaned children on the instructions of Interior Minister Khalifa Sirajuddin Haqqani as a gesture of support and to bring them joy.

Warfare Analysis

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🚨Important Leader of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP): I am alive and in the tribal areas The leader of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Maulana Noor Wali Mehsud, has rejected Pakistan’s claim that he was killed in Kabul. In a recent video message, he clarified that he is alive and present in Pakistan’s tribal areas with his companions. Maulana Mehsud called the allegations made by Pakistan against Afghanistan baseless, stating that he is on his own land. He added that Pakistan has always accused its opponents of having foreign support, and this time, they have unjustly blamed Afghanistan. This video was released after Pakistan claimed last week that it had targeted the leader of the Pakistani Taliban in Kabul by striking a vehicle. However, Maulana Mehsud asserts that he is alive and present in his own region.
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🚨Important Leader of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP): I am alive and in the tribal areas The leader of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Maulana Noor Wali Mehsud, has rejected Pakistan’s claim that he was killed in Kabul. In a recent video message, he clarified that he is alive and present in Pakistan’s tribal areas with his companions. Maulana Mehsud called the allegations made by Pakistan against Afghanistan baseless, stating that he is on his own land. He added that Pakistan has always accused its opponents of having foreign support, and this time, they have unjustly blamed Afghanistan. This video was released after Pakistan claimed last week that it had targeted the leader of the Pakistani Taliban in Kabul by striking a vehicle. However, Maulana Mehsud asserts that he is alive and present in his own region.

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