Overview
- The UN Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team’s 37th report notes Jaish‑e‑Mohammed was reported to be linked to the November 2025 Red Fort car bombing that killed 15 people, citing a member state that also said the group claimed multiple attacks.
- The document records JeM leader Masood Azhar’s October 8, 2025 announcement of a women‑only wing, Jamaat ul‑Muminat, described as intended to support terrorist operations.
- Another member state told the monitors that JeM was defunct, highlighting divergent international assessments of the group’s operational status.
- Indian investigators, including the NIA, continue to treat the blast as an organised terror plot tied to an interstate ‘white‑collar’ module, with multiple arrests that include medical professionals.
- India’s Ministry of External Affairs welcomed the report’s incorporation of its inputs on cross‑border terrorism.