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Six terrorists gunned down in South Waziristan

  • In South Waziristan, Six terrorists gunned down

In an intelligence-based operation conducted in the general area of Kot Azam in South Waziristan District, security forces successfully eliminated six terrorists who were actively engaged in hostile activities against the forces, including extortion and targeting innocent civilians, said ISPR.

The Waziristan operation involved an intense exchange of fire between the security forces and the terrorists, resulting in their neutralization. The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) confirmed the news and reported the recovery of weapons and ammunition from the terrorists. The area is currently undergoing sanitization to eradicate any remaining terrorist presence.

The local community residing in the area expressed their support and appreciation for the operation, demonstrating their commitment to eliminating the menace of terrorism. The successful operation is a significant step towards maintaining peace and security in the region.

Earlier in the day, a tragic incident occurred near an army checkpoint in North Waziristan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK). An apparent suicide blast took place at a joint checkpoint in the Datta Khel district, close to the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. Three security officials, Naik Saeed, Sepoy Javed, and police officer Hakeem Jan, along with a civilian, lost their lives in the attack. Two individuals, including Sepoy Manzoor and police constable Shakir, sustained injuries and were taken to Miranshah hospital for treatment.

Authorities have cordoned off the affected area as investigations into the incident continue. Such acts of violence highlight the ongoing challenges faced in maintaining security in the region, emphasizing the need for a collective effort to combat terrorism and ensure the safety of the population.

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