Serbia has raised its terrorist threat level to the highest setting after a suspected ISIS supporter attacked a police officer guarding the Israeli Embassy in Belgrade. The officer returned fire, killing the attacker, while sustaining minor injuries. Authorities are investigating the incident as terrorism.
Prince Muhammad Khan, the eldest son and heir apparent of Khan of Kalat Mir Suleman Dawood, has allegedly been abducted along with his driver and two personal security guards while travelling from Khuzdar to Kalat. Authorities are investigating the incident and efforts to recover the four men are underway.
Syria says Jordanian airstrikes in Daraa province killed seven civilians, including three children and a woman, and injured three others. Jordan maintains that the operation targeted terrorist hideouts linked to the deadly church attack in Karak, while Damascus says the strikes were carried out without prior coordination.
Hezbollah has reportedly received tens of millions of dollars from Iran to rebuild its military capabilities, replenish weapons stockpiles and develop explosive drones amid fears of renewed fighting with Israel, according to Lebanese security sources cited by Reuters.
Pakistan has rejected Afghan Taliban allegations that its cross-border operations killed or injured 1,119 Afghan civilians since 2022, calling the claims baseless. Islamabad says terrorist attacks originating from Afghanistan have caused more than 3,500 casualties in Pakistan this year and insists its operations target terrorist networks and their logistical bases.
Jordanian Air Force Strikes Suspected Terrorist Sites in Southern Syria After Church Attack Jordan says its Royal Air Force struck suspected terrorist positions in southern Syria in retaliation for a church attack in Karak that killed nine people and injured nearly 40. Separately, Syrian state television reported that an international coalition strike killed Abu Abdul Rahman al-Libi, described in subsequent reports as a former commander of al-Qaeda-linked Hurras al-Din.
Pakistani security forces killed highly wanted TTP commander Adil Shah, alias Darvesh, during an intelligence-based operation in Qila Saifullah district of Balochistan. Security sources said he managed the group’s finances, facilitated accommodation for militants and was allegedly involved in attacks on security forces and kidnappings for ransom.
Pakistani security forces killed six TTP terrorists during an intelligence-based operation in Dera Ismail Khan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, while two soldiers, Naik Ghulam Murtaza and Sepoy Taseer Ahmed, were killed in an intense exchange of fire. The banned TTP claimed responsibility for the incident, as clearance operations continued in the area.
Pakistan has rejected Zalmay Khalilzad’s allegations that it is arming and recruiting Afghans for fighting against the Taliban and anti-Pakistan armed groups, calling the claims baseless and misleading.
