UN confirms Jaish role in Red Fort attack, challenging Pakistan’s ‘defunct’ claim

Rajesh Sharma & Devyani MohanTIMESOFINDIA.COM

Feb 13, 2026 | 13:41 IST

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Pakistan says terror groups are no longer operating from its soil. But a UN report just confirmed the Jaish-e-Mohammad's role in last year's attack near Delhi's Red Fort

The United Nations has done what years of diplomatic sparring could not: it has formally — and explicitly —recorded Jaish-e-Mohammed’s (JeM) linkage to the deadly Red Fort terror attack in Delhi.

In its biannual report, the UN Security Council’s 1267 sanctions monitoring committee has documented fresh operational connections between the Pakistan-based terror group and the November 2025 strike that killed 15 people in the national capital.

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UN confirms Jaish role in Red Fort attack, challenging Pakistan’s ‘defunct’ claim

Pakistan says terror groups are no longer operating from its soil. But a UN report just confirmed the Jaish-e-Mohammad's role in last year's attack near Delhi's Red Fort

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UN confirms Jaish role in Red Fort attack, challenging Pakistan’s ‘defunct’ claim

Pakistan says terror groups are no longer operating from its soil. But a UN report just confirmed the Jaish-e-Mohammad's role in last year's attack near Delhi's Red Fort

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