In the speech, Azhar outlines how women will be recruited, trained, and used as part of his long-term “global jihad” vision, drawing direct parallels between the new women’s structure and JeM’s long-running male training programme.
In a revalidating revelation, Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) top commander Masood Ilyas Kashmiri has admitted that the family of JeM chief Masood Azhar was "torn into pieces" in an Indian airstrike on May 7.
They were inside the Subhan Allah Mosque in Pakistan's Bahawalpur, one of the nine sites targeted by India.
The Pakistani government denies presence of the ISIS on its soil but often security agencies nab terrorists affiliated to this banned militant group.
