According to reports, panic has seized the TTA leadership in Afghanistan as they fear targeted strikes from Pakistan. The top leadership has been instructed to go underground and stop giving away their coordinates. In a parallel development, ordinary citizens are increasingly sharing coordinates of what they describe as Taliban infrastructure, driven by a widespread desire to end the Taliban's repressive rule. The dynamic highlights a leadership-in-exile atmosphere at the apex while civilian networks attempt to counterbalance, potentially exposing vulnerabilities and risks for those who disclose sensitive locations. Regional powers watch closely as the situation evolves and international observers call for de-escalation and accountability.