Pakistani leader vows to press militant crackdown after 42 killed in Balochistan attacks
Security forces say the attackers targeted civilians, police and infrastructure, and 54 militants were killed in follow-up operations, officials said.
- On Wednesday, Director General Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry announced that 42 people died in three Balochistan attacks, while security forces killed 54 terrorists belonging to Indian Proxy Fitna Al Khwarij during subsequent operations.
- Terrorists struck Hanna Urak, the Mangi Dam Quetta Pumping Station, and Bela, with Gen Chaudhry noting militants aimed to disrupt vital water infrastructure and security operations across the region.
- According to the Director General, security agencies possess evidence that a majority of attackers were Afghan nationals, with the Afghan Taliban regime providing facilities to groups orchestrating these acts against Pakistan.
- Addressing a press conference, the Director General blamed India for the violence, vowing that intelligence-based operations in Kharan and Dalbandin will continue until all elements behind the attacks are brought to justice.
- The United Nations Security Council recently highlighted the Baloch Liberation Army's increasing brutality, citing a March 11, 2025, hijacking that killed 31 people, including 21 hostages, as part of a long-standing pattern.
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Independent EspañolQUETTA, Pakistan (AP) — Pakistan's Prime Minister, Shehbaz Sharif, promised to continue operations against the militia during a Thursday visit to the southwestern province of Balochistan, where he expressed his condolences to the families of 42 people...
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Pakistani leader vows to press militant crackdown after 42 killed in Balochistan attacks
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has vowed to continue operations against militants during a visit to Balochistan.
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The army announced the death of 54 militants and accused India of supporting the separatists
Saudi Arabia condemns deadly attacks in Pakistani province of
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia condemned on Wednesday a wave of deadly attacks against police officers and soldiers in the Pakistani southwestern province of Balochistan. The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned “all terrorist and extremist acts.” It affirmed its solidarity with the government and people of Pakistan and supported security efforts to preserve the country’s
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