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At least nine terrorists killed in intelligence-based operations across Balochistan

Security forces have eliminated over nine terrorists during a series of intelligence-based operations (IBOs) targeting terrorist hideouts across various districts of Balochistan, state media PTV News reported citing security sources on Tuesday. During the coordinated operations, troops effectively targeted terrorist hideouts in the mountainous terrains of Ziarat and Harnai, as well as in the…

At least nine terrorists killed in intelligence-based operations across Balochistan

Security forces conducted intelligence-based operations (IBOs) across multiple districts of Balochistan, resulting in the deaths of at least nine terrorists. These operations targeted terrorist hideouts in the mountainous regions of Ziarat, Harnai, and Surab. The coordinated strikes effectively dismantled multiple terrorist sanctuaries and recovered significant arms caches.

The majority of the terrorists were killed during the operations in Harnai and Ziarat, leading to the destruction of their operational infrastructure. Following these strikes, security forces recovered a large quantity of ammunition, hand grenades, and military hardware from the slain terrorists. A comprehensive clearance operation is currently underway to ensure the elimination of any remaining threats.

The latest IBOs follow a successful engagement in the Killi Zaik area, where two terrorists were killed and three others injured. One of the deceased terrorists, Mushtaq Ahmed, alias Koh Yar, was identified from the recovered weapons. Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi commended the security forces for their professional abilities and successful operations.

On August 16, seven terrorists were killed and several others injured during an intelligence-based operation in the Lajay area of Kharan district.

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