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Delhi Red Fort Blast Linked to Al-Qaeda’s South Asia Branch, AQIS, UN Report Flags

A UN report links the Delhi Red Fort blast to Al-Qaeda’s South Asia branch AQIS and related networks.

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Delhi Red Fort Blast Linked to Al-Qaeda’s South Asia Branch, AQIS, UN Report Flags

A UN report has flagged links between the Delhi Red Fort blast and Al-Qaeda’s South Asia branch, AQIS. It says investigators found indicators pointing to AQIS involvement and possible coordination with other militant actors in the region. The report highlights alleged recruitment, operational planning, and support channels that may have enabled the attack. It also notes the broader threat posed by AQIS, including attempts to maintain networks and move resources across South Asia. The document urges continued monitoring, intelligence sharing, and sanctions enforcement to disrupt financing and logistics.

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