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TTP Issues New Attack Claims in Tank, Bannu and South Waziristan, Reports Military Casualties

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TTP Issues New Attack Claims in Tank, Bannu and South Waziristan, Reports Military Casualties

October 16, 2026 | Owais Shinwari | WAR MONITOR

KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA, Pakistan — The banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has issued several statements claiming attacks on security forces in Tank, Bannu and South Waziristan, alongside updated casualty figures from earlier clashes.

Tank: In an update concerning the October 13 attack on a military installation in Umar Khan Kalay, the TTP claimed four soldiers were killed and seven seriously injured, including Captain Hassan Salahuddin. The group also claimed a separate quadcopter attack on Tank City Police Station on October 16, without confirming casualties.

Bannu: The TTP claimed attacks on military positions in Ali Khel and Sardi Khel, Baka Khel, on October 16. It alleged damage to surveillance equipment and a solar power installation, with one soldier reportedly injured in Sardi Khel.

South Waziristan: The group claimed attacks on security positions in Khaisora, Tiarza, and Enzare, Sararogha. It alleged one security personnel fatality and two injuries in the Enzare incident, while providing no confirmed casualty figures for Khaisora.

Peshawar: In a further update, the TTP referred to police personnel allegedly killed during its previously reported attack on Jankor Police Station in the former FR Peshawar area. The group had earlier claimed three police fatalities and four injuries.

The reported casualties, identities and damage have not been independently confirmed. Independent verification is pending.

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