US Edition18 Terrorists Killed in Balochistan IBO: ISPR
Pakistan security forces killed 18 terrorists linked to Indian proxy Fitna al Hindustan during intelligence-based operations under Azm-e-Istehkam campaign, officials said.
- Inter-Services Public Relations reported eighteen terrorists belonging to Indian proxy Fitna al-Hindustan were killed in two intelligence-based operations in Quetta and Kech districts, Balochistan.
- Since the Taliban took power in 2021, Pakistan has said that cross-border clashes on October 12 prompted retaliations that killed over 200 Taliban fighters and affiliated militants, as part of the Azm-e-Istehkam campaign.
- In one operation, security forces busted a hideout in Buleda, Kech District, neutralized four terrorists, recovered weapons, ammunition and explosives, and sanitisation teams are ongoing.
- President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif paid rich tribute to security forces, and officials said efforts will continue to eliminate foreign-sponsored terrorism.
- After a temporary ceasefire on October 17, Pakistan carried out strikes inside Afghanistan, including in Kabul, and talks hosted by Turkiye beginning October 25 ended inconclusively, Pakistani authorities said.
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18 terrorists killed in 2 separate operations in Balochistan: ISPR
The military’s media affairs wing said on Thursday that 18 terrorists were killed in two separate operations in Balochistan. In a statement, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said that the militants belonged to the Indian proxy, Fitna al Hindustan. The state has designated Balochistan-based groups as Fitna al-Hindustan to highlight India’s alleged role in terrorism and destabilisation across Pakistan. The ISPR stated that an intelligenc…
Pakistan military says 18 ‘Indian-sponsored terrorists’ killed in
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan military’s media wing said on Thursday that 18 “Indian-sponsored terrorists” were killed in the southwestern Balochistan province this week, vowing to scale its operations and eliminate militancy from the country. The militants were gunned down in two separate counter-terror operations on Oct. 28 and 29, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said in a
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