Pakistani forces conducted thorough sanitization of the area to eliminate any remaining threats and ensure the safety of local communities.
Security forces kill eight terrorists in Waziristan operation: ISPR. Pakistani security forces have gunned down eight militants in the country’s northwestern region Waziristan, the military’s media wing said on Thursday.
A statement issued by ISPR said targeted intelligence-based operation was conducted on night of September 25-26, 2024, when security forces engaged in fierce fight with militants in the Razmak area.
Eight armed militants were reportedly involved in terrorist activities, including attacks on security personnel and the targeted killings of civilians.
During the operation, security forces recovered a significant cache of weapons and ammunition from the deceased militants, underscoring the ongoing threat posed by these groups. The operation is part of a broader strategy to combat terrorism and restore peace in the region.
Security forces conducted thorough sanitization of the area to eliminate any remaining threats and ensure the safety of local communities. Officials reiterated their commitment to eradicating terrorism and ensuring stability in the region.
The successful operation highlights the ongoing efforts of security forces of Pakistan to address the security challenges in North Waziristan and to protect innocent lives from the menace of terrorism. Further updates on the situation are expected as operations continue.
Earlier, on September 20, twelve khawarij were killed in two separate encounters in North and South Waziristan Districts. In one incident, security forces intercepted a group of seven terrorists attempting to cross the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in the Spinwam area, resulting in their deaths after a fierce exchange of fire.
The second encounter occurred in Ladha, South Waziristan District, where a group of militants assaulted a security post. In the ensuing battle, five khawarij were killed, but tragically, six soldiers lost their lives as well.
