Karachi police kill TTP commander

A woman fleeing from the military offensive against Pakistani militants in North Waziristan sits in front of a food handout distribution point for internally displaced persons (IDP) in Bannu, located in Pakistan's Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province on July ...

KARACHI: Additional IG Karachi Abdul Qadir Thebo has Thursday disclosed that around 40 groups of proscribed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) are involved in target killings of police personnel in the metropolis. Thebo said Orangi town is the ...

A key commander of Tehreeke-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), who had escaped in a major jailbreak two years ago, was arrested near South Waziristan last week, reports said. However, the terror outfit Pakistan Taliban has denied the arrest reports, reported the CNN.

The letter on a TTP letter­head was signed Tehree­k-e-Taliba­n Pakist­an chief Mullah Fazlul­lah. The letter on a TTP letterhead was signed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan chief Mullah Fazlullah. PHOTO: AFP MINGORA: A ...

In what might spell trouble for India, a lesser-known Pakistani terror group named Tehreek-e-Khilafat has pledged allegiance to the Islamic State (earlier ISIS – Islamic State of Iraq and Syria), becoming the first such group outside the Middle East to do ...

Heavy gunfire and explosions heard; Karachi airport flight operations are suspended (Photo: TV grab) Unidentified gunmen opened fire outside Pakistan's Karachi international airport on Tuesday, a day after an all-night siege ended with the killing of more ...

Srinagar, June 9: Denouncing attack on the Karachi Airport by the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, the Dukhtaran-e-Millat chief Aasiya Andrabi termed it an attack on whole Muslim world.Terming the attack as un-Islamic, Aasiya, in a statement today, appealed to the ...

Tehreek-e-Khilafat is considered part of the Pakistan Taliban, an umbrella movement linked to al-Qaeda containing dozens of terrorist groups, racketeers and sectarian outfits. Summary The group is believed to be the first outfit beyond the ...

Tehreek-e-Taliban militants, who launched a major assault on Pakistan's largest airport in Karachi, were carrying XStat devices, which can heal gunshot wounds within seconds and were aiming for a long siege of the facility, a security official said on Monday. "This devices are used to stop bleeding and heal gunshot wounds in 15 to 20 seconds," a source in the paramilitary rangers told PTI. The security forces found XStat or Faxziat devices from the bags of these terrorists who are said to be of ...