Open source reporting indicates that Pakistan linked groups Lashkar e Taiba and Jaish e Mohammed are rebuilding capability, infrastructure, and urban networks to mount a winter campaign of attacks against India, even as parallel violence and blame with Afghanistan deepen a volatile three way crisis.

The Red Fort bombing investigation reveals a digitally connected, cross-border command structure linking Afghan- and Pakistan-based handlers to a professionalized doctor-led module inside India.

ISIS’s Al-Naba Issue 522 highlights coordinated and sectarian violence across West and Central Africa, portraying these attacks as evidence of the group’s resilience and expanding operational reach.

An ISIS-linked manual promoting remote detonation systems reflects the group’s ongoing use of simplified technical propaganda to inspire low-skill supporters rather than convey reliable tradecraft.

Anarchist networks are urging global direct action against companies linked to Indonesia as authorities intensify countermeasures, creating heightened risks around diplomatic and corporate sites.

Yemen’s authorities claim to have exposed a foreign-directed espionage network that enabled outside strikes, but the allegations remain unverified and support established political narratives.