Seven terrorists killed in an operation near Pak-Afghan border: ISPR

ISLAMABAD: Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) reports that an intelligence-based operation along the Pakistan-Afghan border resulted in the deaths of seven militants.

In a recent intelligence-based operation in Zhob district, Balochistan, close to the Pak-Afghan border, security personnel engaged in a firefight that effectively eliminated seven terrorists, according to ISPR.

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The intelligence-driven operation, which took place in the Sambaza area of Zhob, was directed towards terrorists who were killing innocent civilians and engaging in anti-forces activities.

The ISPR attested to the fact that the terrorists who were killed had committed a number of terrorist attacks on law enforcement and civilian targets.

After the operation, weapons and ammo were found on the terrorists who had been eliminated.

There is currently a clearance operation in place to get rid of any terrorist threats that may still exist.

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The ISPR emphasized the security forces’ dedication to eliminating the threat of terrorism and guaranteeing the region’s safety.

The intelligence-driven operation is a reflection of the continuous efforts to protect the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan and to combat terrorist operations that endanger the lives of local civilians and military personnel.