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Security forces kill 6 terrorists in IBO in Balochistan's Kachhi: security sources

Security forces killed six terrorists in an intelligence-based operation (IBO) in Balochistan’s Kachhi district, security sources said on Thursday, according to state-run Radio Pakistan . According to security sources, terrorists affiliated with Fitna al Hindustan were successfully targeted using quadcopters in Kachhi’s Sanni area. The state refers to designated Balochistan-based groups as Fitna…

Security forces kill 6 terrorists in IBO in Balochistan's Kachhi: security sources

Security forces carried out an intelligence-led operation in Balochistan’s Kachhi district, resulting in the death of six terrorists affiliated with Fitna al Hindustan, according to security sources. The operation, conducted using quadcopters, targeted the terrorists in the Sanni area of Kachhi. In addition to the six killed, security forces recovered a significant amount of arms and ammunition from the militants.

Balochistan has experienced a surge in terrorist attacks over the past weeks, leading security forces to ramp up their counter-terrorism efforts. On Tuesday, two additional terrorists were killed in the Chagai district. In the previous 96 hours, the military reported the deaths of over 71 terrorists in Shaban and other areas of Balochistan.

In the past few weeks, security forces have eliminated several terrorists in various districts, including Awaran, Mastung, Nokcha, Chagai, Ziarat Cross, and Pishin. The number of terrorist attacks in Balochistan has risen by seven percent, from 83 in July to 89 in August, according to a report by the Pakistan Institute for Conflict and Security Studies. Balochistan has been identified as the province most affected by terrorism.

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