Military media forces said on Friday that seven terrorists were killed in security forces during an intelligence-based operation (IBO) in the Dera Ismail Khan area of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, including three “Afghan nationals”.
In a statement, Inter-Service Public Relations (ISPR) said the action was conducted in the Kurachi area.Khawarij”.
The term is used by the state Fitna al Khwarij Refers to terrorists belonging to the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). It also specifies groups based on Bal road branch Fitna al Hindustan Emphasize India’s role in terrorism and destabilization in Pakistan.
“In action () action, effective participation in Khwarij’s position, (result), seven Indian sponsors Khwarijincluding three Afghan countries Khwarij ISPR said two suicide bombers were sent to hell. ”
The statement added that Pakistan hopes that the interim Afghan government run by the Afghan Taliban upholds its responsibilities and denies the use of soil to perform terrorist acts.
The relationship between Islamabad and Kabul was aggravated by the use of the latter’s territory to attack. Earlier this week, Pakistan warn Terrorist organizations operated from shelters in Afghanistan pose the most serious threat to their national security. Kabul denies the charges.
“(a) Disinfection operations are underway to eliminate any other Indian sponsorship Harji The statement concluded that Pakistan’s security forces were found in the region to eliminate the threat of Indian-sponsored terrorism. ” the statement concluded.
Security forces killed 31 terrorists earlier this week Two independent IBOs In KP’s Lakki Marwat and Bannu areas, the military media department said on Monday.
“September 13-14, 31 Khwarij Belongs to Indian agent Fitna al Khwarij “Killed in two separate participations in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province,” ISPR said in a press release.
Pakistan has seen legs recently rise In terrorist activities, it is mainly in KP and Bal Luzhi provinces. exist November 2022Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan vows to escalate attacks on security forces, police and other law enforcement agencies after Pakistan reached a Ceafire agreement with the government.
