The Pakistani authorities have closed key roads leading to Islamabad and suspend mobile internet services to prevent the protest march through the far-right religious group Tehreek-E-Labek Pakistan (TLP).
TLP, an extremely right -wing extremist group, planned a march in the capital for protest against killing in Gaza, although a ceasefire was introduced in the region. In response, the Ministry of the Interior deployed shipping containers to block key routes and ordered the Pakistani telecommunications office (PTA) to close mobile internet services in Islamabad and Rawalpindi.
According to a letter sent by PTA, which was approved by the Minister of the Interior by Mohsin Naqvi, the mobile internet service in two cities will be suspended for the indefinite period from 12:00 last night, PTI reported.
Official release reports the Internet suspension in Islamabad in Pakistan. (Photo: x)
Six security staff and six militants were killed on Tuesday during a fatal attack on a paramilitary base in northwest Pakistan. The attack began when a suicide bomber led by the Associated Press vehicle a vehicle loaded by explosives loaded explosives into the border wall in Banna.
Meanwhile, Taliban officials are investigating the explosion that occurred in Kabul, according to the main government spokesman. The explosion occurred just before 22:00 local time near Abdul Haq Square, an area near several ministries of the government and the National Intelligence Agency. The security forces quickly ended the scene.
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Taliban spokesman Mujahid said that there has been no report on the loss of victims or property yet. “In Kabul, an explosion has been heard,” he said to X. “But don’t worry, it’s all good and well. The accident is the subject of the investigation and no injuries have been reported yet. There is no harm message yet.”
This comes at a time when Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi is a weekly visit to India.
Leader TTP Noor Wali Mehsud Dead?
CNN-NeS18 said he had a voice message from Noor Wali Mehsud, which confirms that he is alive and currently in Pakistan, although his son was killed in a recent attack. Given that Mehsud is a highly valuable Pakistani terrorist, the strike seems to have been hidden, cross -border operations.
This operation could be performed by Pakistan himself or a third party, probably with key intelligence support and possible assistance on Earth from Islamabad, reported in the report.
The Indian visit to Muttaqi emphasizes the efforts of the Taliban administration to strive for international recognition and emphasizes the strategic step of India to face its regional rivals, Pakistan and China, who are deeply involved in Afghanistan.
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Randhir Jaiswal, a spokesman for Mea, expanded on Thursday in a post to the X in welcome Muttaqi and said, “We look forward to involving discussions about bilateral relationships and regional issues.”
Indian Foreign Minister Vikram Misri met with Muttaqi in Dubai in January. Followed by telephone conversations between Muttaqi and Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, Indian Foreign Minister. The Indian special envoy to Afghanistan visited Kabul in April to discuss political and business relations.
Who is Noor Wali Mahsud?
Wali, born June 26, 1978, in Machikhel Zaparkhel, Sublan Mehsud, comes from Subdieristan Sararogha (SWA). He receives his religious education in Faisalabad and Karachi.
After the September 11 attacks and the US intervention in Afghanistan, Wali returned to the country as part of a group of Maulan’s Islamic fighters Mirajuddin, which opposes the American invasion by joining TTP in 2003, according to the institute for peace studies (PIP).
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In 2017, Wali created a 690-page book entitled “Inqilab-E-Mehsud, South Waziristan: Firangi Raj sj Amreeki Samraj so” (“Mehsud Revolution, South Waziristan: From the British Raj” to American Imperialism “).
Wali considered the US war in Afghanistan and the fall of the Islamic Emirate to be part of a wider and deliberate strategy to store the “new world order” in the region. He described it as a “crusade” and claimed that this agenda began with the French Revolution in 1789.
In his book, he also requested responsibility for a targeted assassination of former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutt from 2007. The book remarked: “She (Benazir) allegedly planned to cooperate with the US against Mujahedin if she returned to power.”
In 2022, the United States imposed sanctions on Noor Wali Mehsud, the leader of the prohibited TTP, which officially described it as a global terrorist.
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“Noor Wali, also known as Mufti Noor Wali Mehsud, was appointed TTP leader in June 2018 after the death of the former leader TTP Mullah Fazlullah,” said the US State Department.
It is one of the 12 individuals marked as specially designed global terrorists (SDGTS), which represents the leading role in previously sanctioned groups such as TTP, Hezbollah, Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, ISIS, ISIS-Philippines, Isis-West Africa and Al-Qaeda-Lined Fraction.
India-Afghanistan: Does the new Delhi “Taliban Govt” recognize?
When the Taliban seized four years ago, Indian security experts feared that the shift would strengthen Pakistan, the Indian archive opponent.
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Despite their fears, the new Delhi maintained consistent contact with the Taliban and founded a technical mission in Kabul in 2022, a year after the group regained power to focus on humanitarian aid and development efforts. India also pursued backchannel diplomacy and participated in regional forums, which this year helped strengthen the links between the two sides.
In this picture published on September 1, 2025 trucks carry Indian assistance to the earthquake affected by Afghanistan. (@Drsjaishance/x via PTI photo)
India has long been home to tens of thousands of Afghans, including students and entrepreneurs, many of whom have fled after the Taliban take over. Although in November 2023 the Afghan embassy in Nový Delhi permanently closed, its consulates in Mumbai and Hyderabad remain open and offer limited services.
Gautam Mukhopadhaya, who was in Kabul in Kabul, Indian Ambassador in Kabul, said the Associated Press that the engagement between India and Afghanistan “may or may not lead to the formal recognition of de jure (Taliban government).
Mukhopadhaya said India should not be “this next step towards legitimizing the repressive and unpopular government of the Taliban” and “should keep some levers to allow an internally positive change in favor of all Afghans”.
Now, with the Afghanistani -relationship with Pakistan under tension because of problems such as the exclusion of refugees and border disputes, renewed engagement in India is considered a strategic step towards balancing Pakistani influence.
At the same time, India is also trying to limit the growing Chinese track in Afghanistan by expanding its own diplomatic and infrastructure.
We should keep some levers that allow an internally positive change in favor of all Afghans.
Taliban joined a high level with many nations and established some diplomatic ties with countries, including China and the United Arab Emirates. In July, Russia became the first country to recognize the Taliban government after removing the group from the list of banned organizations.
(With the entry from agencies)
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