The arrested terrorists of TTP have confessed that they entered Pakistan through various routes from Afghanistan and carried out terrorist activities before returning to Afghanistan. Saifullah, one of the terrorists, disclosed that on March 10, 11 individuals, including 6 Afghans and 5 Pakistanis, crossed the Afghan border into Pakistan.
Some of them had suicide jackets with two grenades. They were planning an attack against the Pakistani military when an explosion occurred, and their commander, Rehmatu, was killed, but it's unclear whether he survived or perished.
A dedicated group involved in collecting funds for TTP has been apprehended, and they have revealed shocking revelations about the militants.
They shared that the Pakistani military discovered their plan to set up explosive devices, which led to a raid on their hideout, causing them to disband. Five days later, Pakistani army officers tracked and arrested me.
Another terrorist, Shah Mahmood, mentioned that he joined TTP in response to Mullah Mahmoodullah's call, and he entered Pakistan from Afghanistan via Waziristan, accompanied by 5 Afghan nationals Taliban members. They attacked a gas plant, resulting in 4 casualties, and then left with Kalashnikovs, 4 phones, and 2 uniforms, returning to Afghanistan for further actions.
Shah Mahmood stated that while he was in Afghanistan, he received a message to come to Quetta, and he was arrested while crossing the Chaman border.
In another development in Mianwali, the identity of some deceased terrorists was revealed. The brother of TTP's Lucky Marwat Amir was also among them.
Gul Ahmed, another terrorist, mentioned that they had met with Ansar from TTP just before Ramadan and had traveled to the Shiwah area in Pakistan to establish a new cell. That night, at 12 o'clock, they attacked a gas company and killed security personnel, and by 4 in the morning, they had fled back to Afghanistan with the intention of crossing the border but were captured.
The terrorists also revealed the names of Afghan terrorists who were killed during recent attacks on the Muslim Bagh FC camp and Zhob cantonment, including Hanif, Hanza, Mustafa Ghar, Rahmat, Muhabatullah, Umair, and Usman Khan.