Taliban commander killed in Pakistan: Reports
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A Taliban commander was killed in a security operation in Pakistan last week, according to reports from.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A Taliban commander was killed in a security operation in Pakistan last week, according to reports from.
"Prices have tripled, and shopkeepers’ attitudes have drastically changed," a Karachi resident said.
The attacker rammed an explosives-laden vehicle into the convoy in the Eidak area.
For decades, Darul Uloom Haqqania, a religious seminary in Akora Khattak, Pakistan, has been a key ideological and training hub.
The announcement was made by Maulana Irfan-ul-Haq Haqqani, speaking on behalf of the Haqqania family and the seminary’s scholars.
“There are customs, immigration, security, and multiple government departments involved in managing the border,” Ali Khan told reporters.
The explosion occurred inside the seminary after Friday prayers.
Hamidul Haq, the chief patron of the seminary and son of its founder, was among those injured.
Von der Leyen said both sides were committed to advancing negotiations.
The miners were previously instrumental in rescuing 41 workers from a collapsed tunnel.