Munirs Army Massacred At Afghan Border While TTP Strikes From Within As Islamic Fighters Issue Conquer Islamabad Or Die Fatwa

Pakistan’s worst nightmare has come true. The Taliban, the monster Pakistan created, has now turned its weapons on its creator, and the message from Kabul is clear: Pakistan will be conquered, broken and destroyed.

Dealing a devastating blow to General Asim Munir’s crumbling army, Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) chief Noor Wali Mehsud announced that Afghanistan’s Taliban religious leader Hibatullah Akhundzada had ordered the complete conquest of Pakistan. The declaration came just hours after five Pakistani soldiers were killed in fierce clashes on the Afghan border, a massacre that left Islamabad trembling with fear.

The hunter became the hunted. Pakistan, which has nurtured the Taliban as a strategic asset for decades, now finds itself surrounded by the jihadists it created. While Afghan Taliban fighters are attacking from across the border, TTP militants operating freely in Pakistani territory are systematically dismantling General Munir’s so-called “strong army”.

Taliban Commander Roams Freely in Pakistan, Gives ‘Conquest’ Orders

In a shocking video that sent shockwaves through Pakistan’s military establishment, Noor Wali Mehsud is seen openly visiting mosques in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, surrounded by heavily armed fighters and giving orders to his men: “We have been ordered to conquer Pakistan. Defeating Munir’s army is our ultimate goal, no matter what price we pay.”

The courage is breathtaking; Pakistan’s most wanted terrorist is moving freely within Pakistani territory, recruiting fighters, planning attacks, and the Pakistani military can do absolutely nothing about it. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is effectively out of Islamabad’s control.

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Istanbul Talks Collapse: Taliban Refuses to Rein in TTP

Pakistan’s desperate attempt to broker peace in Istanbul ended in embarrassing failure. Pakistan implored the Afghan Taliban to take action against the TTP and other militant groups operating on Afghan soil, even providing photographic evidence of the terrorists’ safe havens. The Taliban’s response? A flat rejection.

Instead, the Taliban had the audacity to suggest that Pakistan “negotiate directly with the TTP” and essentially ask Pakistan to surrender to the terrorists. Pakistan denied this and insisted it would only talk to the Taliban government and not terrorist groups. But the message was clear: Afghanistan will not help Pakistan control the monster it created.

Munir’s Soldiers Were Humiliated: Vehicles Stolen, Uniforms Seized

The disintegration of Pakistan’s military authority is now visible to all. Shocking footage showed TTP fighters driving a stolen Pakistani military vehicle into a valley and setting it on fire; it was a symbolic destruction of Pakistan’s military pride. The TTP has set up checkpoints across large parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and is operating as a parallel government while Munir’s army watches helplessly.

Nuclear Bomb: Pakistan Does Not Control Its Own Atomic Weapons

As if the Taliban’s humiliation wasn’t enough, a former CIA officer revealed that Pakistan doesn’t even control its own nuclear weapons. John Kiriakou, who spent 15 years in Pakistan, explained that although Pakistan has nuclear bombs, the launch codes remain with American generals, not Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif or General Munir.

Why? Pakistan fears that its weapons may fall into the hands of terrorists; This is a very real possibility considering how TTP has infiltrated Pakistani territory. Pakistan also worries that without U.S. protection it could preemptively destroy the nuclear arsenals of countries such as India and Israel.

Summary: Pakistan Created the Taliban, Now the Taliban Will Destroy Pakistan

Pakistan is stuck in a nightmare of its own making. The jihadist ideology he exported to Afghanistan has now returned home with a vengeance. With the Afghan Taliban attacking from the west, TTP insurgents controlling territory inside Pakistan, and even its nuclear deterrent under foreign control, Pakistan faces an existential crisis like never before.

The Taliban’s message is clear: “We will not stop until Pakistan is torn apart.” With India holding major Trishul military exercises from October 30, pressure on Pakistan is mounting from all sides.

Pakistan wanted to use the Taliban as a weapon. Now the Taliban has become Pakistan’s executioner.