Explosion Rocks Pakistan Security Camp in North Waziristan; 4 Injured

• A Pakistan security camp in Boya, North Waziristan, was rocked by an explosion on Friday, injuring at least four security personnel.
• The attack involved a suicide bomber detonating explosives at the perimeter of the Military Battalion Headquarters in Boya Muhammad Khel, Miranshah, followed by an attempted infiltration and intense gunfire.
• The incident highlights a renewed surge in militant activity across northwestern Pakistan, particularly in tribal districts bordering Afghanistan.
• The banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has intensified operations, staging frequent strikes against security forces after a ceasefire collapse.
• Recent attacks include a June suicide car bombing in Mir Ali killing 16 soldiers and deadly ambushes in South Waziristan.

Why It Matters: Militant attack injures 4 at Pakistan camp, signaling renewed TTP surge in North Waziristan.