PM resolves to continue operations against terrorists with full force
“Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday paid tribute to the security forces for successfully conducting intelligence-based operations against Indian-sponsored terrorists of Fitna al-Hindust…”
As a result of these effective operations, eight terrorists, including a suicide bomber, were killed while a huge cache of arms and ammunition was also recovered in the areas of Balochistan. Terrorists targeted military vehicles engaged in a patrol using armed quadcopters.
The attack resulted in the martyrdom of Major Omer Minhas Nasir, a resident of Chakwal district, and Havildar Muhammad Adnan Khan, who belonged to Kotli Sattian. Read More:Two soldiers martyred, eight terrorists killed in Balochistan operations.
In KP operation, security forces killed 16 militants during intelligence-based operations in different areas of North Waziristan, while two soldiers embraced martyrdom in an exchange of fire. The ISPR said that Havaldar Ismat Ali and Naik Aftab Ali embraced martyrdom during an exchange of fire with the militants.
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The prime minister paid glowing tribute to the brave sons of the soil, Major Omar Minhas Nasir, Havaldar Muhammad Adnan Khan, Havaldar Ismat Ali and Naik Aftab Ali who embraced martyrdom. The prime minister said that the entire nation saluted the everlasting sacrifices of its martyrs.
Read More:16 militants killed, two soldiers martyred in North Waziristan operation“The enemy is making nefarious attempts to sabotage regional peace by targeting innocent civilians and security personnel. However, our armed forces are fully capable of thwarting every nefarious design of the enemy,” the prime minister said.
PM Shehbaz Sharif said, “Operations against externally sponsored terrorism will continue with full force until its complete elimination.”Operations will continue with full force until the complete elimination of foreign-sponsored terrorism, says the PM
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