10 terrorists killed, two female suicide bombers arrested in Balochistan: ISPR
- Terrorists killed in Balochistan as security forces continue their decisive counter-terrorism efforts
ISPR announced security forces killed 10 terrorists in Balochistan operations against Indian-sponsored groups, recovering weapons and apprehending facilitators.
- Details of counter-terrorism operations in Balochistan.
- Allegations of Indian sponsorship of terrorist groups.
- Apprehension of female suicide bombers and facilitators.
The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said on Wednesday that 10 terrorists, a part of a nexus between Indian sponsored Fitna al Hindustan and Fitna al Khwarij, were killed in the last 24 hours.
“In continuation of security forces operations against the terrorist nexus of Indian sponsored Fitna al Hindustan and Fitna al Khwarij, comprehensive joint operations are being carried out in different parts of Balochistan to weed out remnants of terrorists and their facilitators,” the ISPR said in a statement today.
It said that security forces conducted multiple intelligence-based area sanitisation and targeted operations in District Surab and District Mastung of Balochistan.
“During these operations, security forces effectively engaged the terrorist locations, killing seven terrorists in District Surab.
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Whereas three terrorists were killed and two female Suicide Bombers, along with a facilitator, were also apprehended in District Mastung belonging to Indian-sponsored Fitna al Hindustan.”
The military’s media wing said that weapons, ammunition and improvised explosive devices used by terrorists were also recovered.
“Sanitisation operations are being conducted to eliminate any other Indian sponsored terrorist found in the area.“
Earlier in July, at least 54 terrorists in three major counterterrorism operations in Balochistan were killed, and 42 civilians and security personnel were martyred in separate terrorist attacks.
Director General ISPR Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said the recent attacks reflected a coordinated campaign by terrorist groups backed by hostile forces.
“India is orchestrating them. These attacks are being carried out with the support of hostile forces aligned with India that cannot tolerate Pakistan’s dignity, prosperity and stability,” he said.