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Major Martyred, Four Terrorists Killed in Balochistan Operations: ISPR
Security forces recovered a large cache of arms and ammunition as sanitisation operations continued after the clashes, the military said.
- On Monday, the Inter-Services Public Relations announced that Pakistan Army Major Wajahat Waheed was martyred in an improvised explosive device blast in District Gwadar, while security forces killed four terrorists in District Kalat.
- Security Forces launched clearance operations following intelligence reports of Indian-sponsored Fitna Al Hindustan hideouts in Shadi Kaur and Jattakabad, aiming to safeguard the local population from militant threats.
- During the Jattakabad IBO on Sunday, troops engaged militants and, "after an intense exchange of fire, four terrorists were sent to hell," the ISPR stated, while recovering a large cache of arms and ammunition.
- Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif paid tribute to the 34-year-old officer, reiterating the government's resolve to continue the Azm-e-Istehkam campaign approved by the Federal Apex Committee against foreign-sponsored terrorism.
- Despite multiple rounds of talks, Islamabad continues to urge Kabul to prevent Afghan territory from being used by militant organizations, as the presence of militant groups remains a major point of contention between the two nations.
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Four terrorists were killed in an intelligence-based operation in Kalat, while an army major was martyred in an improvised explosive device (IED) attack during a separate operation in Gwadar, the military’s media wing said on Monday. According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), intelligence agencies had reported the presence of multiple hideouts of Indian-sponsored “Fitna al Hindustan” in Shadi Kaur in Gwadar district and Jattakabad …
Militants were killed in Kalat district of Balochistan province, says army
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