At least 24 terrorists ‘sent to hell’: ISPR

MACH, KOLPUR CLEARANCE OPERATION

Pakistan Feb, 3 2024
At least 24 terrorists ‘sent to hell’: ISPR
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Rawalpindi: Security forces killed at least 24 terrorists after attacks on Mach and Kolpur complexes in Balochistan, said Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).

Military’s media wing said four members of law enforcement agencies were also martyred during attack as they “Offered stiff resistance” to attackers and repulsed assaults.

“These terrorists were then hunted down in ensuing sanitisation and clearance operations which have now been concluded after clearing and securing area.”

Military identified key terrorists killed as Shehzad Baloch, Attaullah, Salah Uddin, Abdul Wadood and Zeeshan and added that identification process for others was underway.  ISPR said that effective response by LEAs “Is testament of their unrelenting resolve in fight against terrorism”.

“Pakistan’s security forces stand shoulder to shoulder with other law enforcement agencies to ensure peace and stability in country.”

Published in The Daily National Courier, February, 03 2024

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