- ISI and Jamaat-e-Islami discussed funding and logistics for reviving terrorism in the disputed territory of Kashmir.
- ISI is utilizing Pakistan for recruitment and establishing bases to resume operations in Kashmir.
- ISI is planning major attacks on Indian soil amid a crisis in PoK.
- ISI is leveraging Pakistan and its operational reach to target India, utilizing Faridabad as a base for home-grown modules and employing deepfakes and disinformation.
Pakistan is accused of allowing ISI to establish terrorist infrastructure on its soil, utilizing the country's operational reach.
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Updated Jul 24
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Pakistan is accused of allowing ISI to establish terrorist infrastructure on its soil, utilizing the country's operational reach.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Operation Sindoor was launched against terror infrastructure in Pakistan, coinciding with the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty.Sub-event
Allegations that Pakistan is being used by ISI for terrorist infrastructure.1 source
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