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Operation Shaban-2: Six terrorists killed in Balochistan’s Saran Tangi area

Six terrorists were killed and nine suspected individuals were arrested during an intelligence-based operation by security forces in Saran Tangi area of Balochistan under Operation Shaban-2, state media Radio Pakistan reported on Tuesday, citing security sources. According to security sources, the operation was conducted against terrorists of Fitna al-Hindustan on the basis of intelligence…

Operation Shaban-2: Six terrorists killed in Balochistan’s Saran Tangi area

Security forces in Balochistan's Saran Tangi area executed Operation Shaban-2, resulting in the deaths of six terrorists and the arrest of nine suspected individuals, according to state media Radio Pakistan. The operation, launched based on intelligence information, targeted terrorists affiliated with Fitna al-Hindustan. In addition to the arrests, security forces recovered a substantial cache of ammunition and weapons from the deceased terrorists.

President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif paid tribute to the bravery and professionalism of the security forces during the operation. Zardari emphasized that the fight against terrorism originating from external interference would persist, stating that Fitna Al-Hindustan and its supporters would fail in thwarting the nation's peace and stability.

Similarly, Prime Minister Sharif commended the security forces for their successful operation, highlighting that every attempt to undermine Pakistan's security would be met with full force. Both leaders expressed the nation's support for its courageous soldiers and pledged continued operations against terrorism in Balochistan until its complete elimination.

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