Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan Resurgence

1)Mujahideen counterattack in Tank

The army wanted to carry out an operation against the Mujahideen in the clothes of polio workers in the black area of Tank District (Dera Ismail Khan Province) on Ziyarat or Thursday.

Mujahideen killed three soldiers in the counter attack and also caused financial loss.

Mohammad Khorasani
Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan spokesman

14/Jamadi Al-Awwal/1444 AH
08/December/2022


2)Weapons were confiscated from the police in Dera Ismail Khan

Yesterday, in Kot Pulak area of Tehsil Darazand of Dera Ismail Khan District (Dera Ismail Khan Province), the police personnel of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan Mujahideen were arrested, their weapons were confiscated and they were released.

The Mujahideen had arrested the police before and then released them. This shows the message that they should not come in front of us but settle their affairs without a fight so as not to fall prey to the wrong policies of the army.

Mohammad Khorasani
Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan spokesman

14/Jamadi Al-Awwal/1444 AH
08/December/2022


3)A grenade attack was carried out on a police post in Peshawar.

On Thursday night, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan Mujahideen attacked Regi Thana in Peshawar district of Peshawar province with a hand grenade, during which the post and the police stationed there suffered partial casualties.

After the attack, Mujahideen managed to leave the area with the help of Allah. Alhamdulillah

Mohammad Khorasani
Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan spokesman

14/Jamadi Al-Awwal/1444 AH
December 8, 2022

4)Police were attacked in South Waziristan

Yesterday, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan Mujahideen attacked a police post in Tarwam area of Tiaraza Tehsil of South Waziristan (Dera Ismail Khan Province), as a result of which two policemen were injured and four Kalashnikovs including a car were destroyed. To take away as booty. Alhamdulillah

The policemen who survived the attack were released with the message that they should stay away from the army lines and not help them in any way.

Mohammad Khorasani
Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan spokesman

15/Jamadi Al-Awwal/1444 AH
9/December/2022


5)A police officer was killed in Charsadda.

Today, on Friday evening, a policeman named Tawaf Khan, who was on duty in a prison, was killed by Mujahideen of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan in the limits of Khanmai Thana of Charsadda district of Peshawar province. Alhamdulillah

Mohammad Khorasani
Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan spokesman

15/Jamadi Al-Awwal/1444 AH
December 9, 2022

6)Counterattack in South Waziristan

Last night, the army attacked the Mujahideen in the Ragzai area of Wana, the center of South Waziristan (Dera Ismail Khan province).

In the Mujahideen's counter attack, two FC workers were killed and the raid was foiled, two thousand Kalashnikovs were looted and the Mujahideen remained completely safe. Alhamdulillah

Mohammad Khorasani
Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan spokesman

16/Jamadi Al-Awwal/1444 AH
09/December/2022


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TTP released it's 2022 operations stats. TTP killed 446 security personal and injured more than 1000. This is a considerable increase from the last year considering TTP and Pakistan had a ceasefire for 4 months. So this casualties are caused in just 8 months.

A detailed report of operations carried out by Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan in the year 2022 (1443-1444 AH).

Total hits: 367


Monthly Attacks:
January: 42
February: 22
March: 39
April: 54
May: Armistice
June: Truce
July: Armistice
August: Armistice
September: 39
October: 43
November: 59
December: 69
. .

Area of operation according to districts:


North Waziristan: 73
South Waziristan: 56
Khyber Agency: 32
Dera Ismail Khan: 33
Lucky Marwat: 21
Bajaur Agency: 19
Peshawar: 18
Banu: 18
Karam Agency: 10
Kohat: 10
Tank: 7
Momando Agency: 8
Mardan: 9
Chitral: 7
Charsadda: 9
Innovation: 6
Kirk: 3
Swat: 3
Lawn: 4
Quetta: 4
Pusheen: 2
Karachi: 2
Administrative Agency: 3
Zoob: 1
Islamabad: 1
Rawalpindi: 1
Lahore: 1
Dara Adam Khel: 1
Hangu: 1
Cuticle: 1
. .

Place of operation according to provinces:

Banu province: 113
Dera Ismail Khan province: 97
Peshawar Province: 74
Malakand province: 30
Kohat Province: 25
Mardan Province: 9
Zhob Province: 1
Balochistan State: 11
Punjab State: 5
Sindh State: 2

. .

Location of Operation by Province:

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: 348
Balochistan: 12
Punjab: 5
Sindh : 2
. .

Types of operations:

Suicide attacks: 5
Counterattacks: 147
Grenades/Explosions: 55
Targeted attacks: 42
Conflict attacks: 29
Ambush: 31
Guerrilla attacks: 26
Sniper/laser attacks: 26
. .

Enemy casualties:

Killed: 446
Injured: 569
Total casualties: 1015
Prisoners: 48
. .

Agencies Affected:

Army/SSG: 547
Police/Lewis/CCD: 249
FC: 190
Secret Staff/Security Committee: 29
. .

Destruction:

36 different army vehicles
24 Army and Police Building
24 police mobile vehicles
4 spy cameras
1 secret prison with military equipment and other items
. .

Loots:

62 Kalashnikovs
9 J3 guns
3 pistols
1 LMG gun
1 telescope
1 car
. .

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TTP released it's 2022 operations stats. TTP killed 446 security personal and injured more than 1000. This is a considerable increase from the last year considering TTP and Pakistan had a ceasefire for 4 months. So this casualties are caused in just 8 months.

A detailed report of operations carried out by Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan in the year 2022 (1443-1444 AH).

Total hits: 367


Monthly Attacks:
January: 42
February: 22
March: 39
April: 54
May: Armistice
June: Truce
July: Armistice
August: Armistice
September: 39
October: 43
November: 59
December: 69
. .

Area of operation according to districts:


North Waziristan: 73
South Waziristan: 56
Khyber Agency: 32
Dera Ismail Khan: 33
Lucky Marwat: 21
Bajaur Agency: 19
Peshawar: 18
Banu: 18
Karam Agency: 10
Kohat: 10
Tank: 7
Momando Agency: 8
Mardan: 9
Chitral: 7
Charsadda: 9
Innovation: 6
Kirk: 3
Swat: 3
Lawn: 4
Quetta: 4
Pusheen: 2
Karachi: 2
Administrative Agency: 3
Zoob: 1
Islamabad: 1
Rawalpindi: 1
Lahore: 1
Dara Adam Khel: 1
Hangu: 1
Cuticle: 1
. .

Place of operation according to provinces:

Banu province: 113
Dera Ismail Khan province: 97
Peshawar Province: 74
Malakand province: 30
Kohat Province: 25
Mardan Province: 9
Zhob Province: 1
Balochistan State: 11
Punjab State: 5
Sindh State: 2

. .

Location of Operation by Province:

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: 348
Balochistan: 12
Punjab: 5
Sindh : 2
. .

Types of operations:

Suicide attacks: 5
Counterattacks: 147
Grenades/Explosions: 55
Targeted attacks: 42
Conflict attacks: 29
Ambush: 31
Guerrilla attacks: 26
Sniper/laser attacks: 26
. .

Enemy casualties:

Killed: 446
Injured: 569
Total casualties: 1015
Prisoners: 48
. .

Agencies Affected:

Army/SSG: 547
Police/Lewis/CCD: 249
FC: 190
Secret Staff/Security Committee: 29
. .

Destruction:

36 different army vehicles
24 Army and Police Building
24 police mobile vehicles
4 spy cameras
1 secret prison with military equipment and other items
. .

Loots:

62 Kalashnikovs
9 J3 guns
3 pistols
1 LMG gun
1 telescope
1 car
. .

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Thanks for this information. Happy New year.
LOL! I almost feel bad for Pakistan.
 
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After the historical return of Afghan Taliban in Afghanistan in 2021, TTP has strengthened its influence and foothold in Afghanistan. To survive #Pakistan’s continuous military operations, #TTP relocated itself to #Afghanistan embedding itself in to the Taliban’s insurgency & adopted a few strategies that are vital to understand in order to counter them.
In addition to that #TTP seems to acquire modern #American/NATO weapons against Pakistan that foreign forces left in #Afghanistan. Since #Taliban takeover of #Kabul, TTP has claimed to have united 20 plus militant groups from tribal districts. Hundreds of TTP prisoners were also released from Kabul’s prisons, who were detained by US forces and former #Afghan govt. This include senior TTP commander Emir Mawlvi Faqir Muhmmad Bajauri and former spokesperson Mufti Khalid Bulti who were arrested in 2013 and 2015 in Afghanistan, respectively.
Although officially Afghan #Taliban discourages the fighters to join #TTP’s war against Pakistan and Afghan Taliban distances itself from TTP’s terror activities but lower rank Taliban fighters have contributed in TTP’s war against #Pakistan in one way or the other. Taliban victory in Afghanistan has emboldened and strengthened against them in #Afghanistan and enjoys a level of “strategic depth” in Afghanistan.
In the aftermath of the fall of #Kabul to Taliban, the #TTP has adopted a different strategy to further enhance their influence and foothold in the region. This includes merging of different militant groups, restructuring and reorganizing TTP’s whole organization and hierarchy, mirroring the exact same organizational structure of Afghan #Taliban.
The third strategy is to grow its terror operational activities and strengthening its social media propaganda operations in a very similar fashion to Afghan #Taliban, this include professionally edited videos, depicting #TTP fighters in military uniform rather than traditional clothes and use of modern #US/NATO weapons.
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The #TTP's resurgence and growing strength, fueled by the Taliban's victory in #Afghanistan, pose significant challenges to the security and stability of #Pakistan. Understanding the TTP's trajectory is crucial for assessing the evolving threat landscape in the region./end

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The Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan After the Taliban’s Afghanistan Takeover – Combating Terrorism Center at West Point

Abstract: After the historic events leading to the Taliban’s capture of Afghan territory and return to government in the summer of 2021, the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP)—better known as the Pakistani Taliban—has begun a trajectory to emulate its allies in Afghanistan. Founded in 2007 as an...
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Post-Cease Fire: ‘Relocation’ of Pakistani Taliban In Afghanistan Spurs New Hope For Fragile Regional Peace​

(...) The Government of Pakistan has been persistently demanding the relocation of the TTP militants away from its border region with Afghanistan due to the recent surge in attacks across the South Asian country after the TTP broke a fragile ceasefire agreement with the government in November last year.

Earlier this month, Mujahid [spokesperson for the Taliban administration in Afghanistan], while speaking to The Khorasan Diary (TKD), had confirmed that a decision had been made to relocate the militants upon Pakistan’s request.

“We will relocate only those refugees from the Durand Line to other [Afghan] provinces who pose a threat to Pakistan. Those posing no threat to Pakistan will not have their status affected,” he had said.

(...) There are an estimated 43,700 Pakistanis living in Afghanistan, mainly in eastern Paktia, Khost, Paktika, and Kunar provinces. These include various groups of the Pakistani Taliban, including prominent factions like the Hafiz Gul Bahadar and the TTP.

At the same time, the recent visit of the Taliban interim government interior minister, Sirajuddin Haqqani, to the northern provinces of Afghanistan might suggest his involvement in the relocation process of the TTP, in addition to the recent increase of the Islamic State Khorasan Province’s (ISKP) activities in the north of the country.

During his trip, Haqqani addressed government officials and segments of the Afghan society in Samangan, Kunduz, Baghlan, Balkh, Takhar, Jawzjan, Sar-e-Pul, and Faryab provinces, repeatedly downplaying issues of ethnic fault lines within the Emirate’s policies and stressing the unity of the government.

Northern provinces have been experiencing major attacks claimed by ISKP, specifically in Balkh and Badakhshan, where high-ranking Taliban officials have been killed.

Furthermore, official sources from the Afghan Taliban told TKD correspondent from Kabul that Taliban authorities intend to use TTP fighters as proxies against the anti-Taliban National Resistance Front of Afghanistan (NRF), particularly against Ahmad Masood. The NRF has vowed that it would “vehemently reject” any such attempt by the Taliban administration seeking the relocation of Pakistani Taliban to the country’s north.

(...) While analysts are assessing the proposed decision as significant in terms of the Taliban government’s readiness to address neighboring countries’ security concerns, they also are skeptical if the decision will actually be implemented and if it will be effective in the long run.

“The decision by the Taliban government to relocate Pakistani refugees away from the border, if implemented, will go some way in addressing Pakistani concerns regarding the use of these refugee camps by the TTP,” (...)

(...) “However, even if fully implemented, it seems unlikely that this decision will stop TTP-related violence inside Pakistan. Therefore, it is hard to imagine that this decision alone will harken the end of testy relations between the two neighbors over the TTP.” (...)
 
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