Pakistani security forces conducted multiple raids in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, resulting in the elimination of 30 militants following a deadly ambush that killed 11 soldiers. The military attributed the attacks to the Pakistani Taliban and accused India of supporting these insurgents, referring to them as “Khwarij.” In the aftermath, a police training center in Dera Ismail Khan was also targeted by the Pakistani Taliban, highlighting the ongoing militant violence in the region. This escalation underscores the increasing challenges Pakistan faces from domestic terrorism and its complex relationship with India and Afghanistan, as Islamabad calls for cooperation to prevent cross-border insurgent activities. The situation reflects a critical security dilemma for Pakistan, emphasizing the need for regional stability and effective counter-terrorism strategies.