Karachi Att@-ack Update: Where Did The 2 Att@-ackers Go? 1 In Custody | Revenge in Afghanistan?

#pakistannews #pakarmy #karachi #rangers The att@-ack on the Sindh Pakistan Rangers camp in Karachi’s Gulistan-e-Jauhar has raised major questions. In this follow-up analysis, senior analyst Fida Adeel breaks down everything: Key Questions Covered: 1. How many att@-ackers? Initial reports say 6 att@-ackers were involved. ISPR confirms 3 ki*ll*ed and 1 Afghan national captured alive, wounded. What happened to the remaining 2 att@-ackers? Sanitization operations are still ongoing to rule out accomplices. 2. How big is the "1 alive capture"? A huge breakthrough. The captured att@-acker is an Afghan national. Interrogation is expected to reveal TTP/Jamaat-ul-Ahrar networks, funding routes, and hideouts across the border. 3. Will Pakistan retaliate inside Afghanistan? ISPR has vowed "retribution operations against the perpetrators". Pakistan has carried out airstrikes in Afghanistan in recent months targeting militants. The final call may depend on what the captured suspect reveals. 4. Afghan refugee crackdown from July 11? Pakistan’s deportation drive for Afghan nationals began after June 30, 2025, when PoR cards expired. Thousands Afghan migrants have been detained in Karachi alone. While not officially linked, the crackdown intensified after the Karachi att@-ack. 5. Karachi’s major att@-acks timeline: From the Feb 2023 KPO att@-ack, to Oct 2024 Karachi Airport, to this June 2026 Rangers HQ assault. Analysis by: Fida Adeel Keywords: Karachi Rangers Att@-ack, Karachi Att@-ack 2026, Rangers Camp Att@-ack, TTP Jamat ul Ahrar, JuA, Afghanistan Airstrike Pakistan, Afghan Refugees Crackdown Pakistan, Fida Adeel Analysis, Karachi Security, Pakistan Army ISPR, Afghan National Arrested, Gulistan e Jauhar Att@-ack, Azm e Istehkam operation ghazab lil haq Hashtags: #KarachiAttack #RangersAttack #PakistanArmy #ISPR #TTP #Afghanistan #KarachiNews #FidaAdeel #BreakingNews #PakistanSecurity Disclaimer: This video is for news, analysis, and informational purposes only. All details are based on official ISPR statements, Reuters, Al Jazeera, and Pakistani Media reports as of June 2026. The status of the "2 missing att@-ackers" is unconfirmed and under investigation. Views expressed are those of the analyst and do not represent any government or military institution. Viewer discretion is advised due to sensitive content.