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    Security forces kill nine Indian proxy terrorists in Balochistan

    Fawad Khan•October 28, 2026• 2 min read
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    Security forces kill nine Indian proxy terrorists in Balochistan
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    “Security forces killed nine suspected Indian-sponsored terrorists in intelligence-based operations in Balochistan’s Kachhi and Wadh districts, recovering weapon…”

    RRAWALPINDI —Security forces have killed nine Indian-sponsored terrorists in two separate intelligence-based operations in Balochistan. Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) said an operation was conducted in Kachhi district. During the conduct of operation terrorists hideout was busted by security forces and after an intense fire exchange seven Indian sponsored terrorists were eliminated.

    In another IBO in district Wadh, security forces tracked and intercepted terrorist movement and after an intense fire exchange, two Indian sponsored terrorist were killed. Weapons and ammunition was also recovered during the operations, the military’s media wing.

    Sanitization operations are being conducted to eliminate any other Indian sponsored terrorist found in the area.

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    Relentless Counter Terrorism campaign under vision “Azm e Istehkam” (as approved by Federal Apex Committee on National Action Plan) by Security Forces and Law Enforcement Agencies of Pakistan will continue at full pace to wipe out menace of foreign sponsored and supported terrorism from the country.

    On Tuesday night, Pakistan’s armed forces destroyed several posts of Afghan Taliban after they targeted civilian population, martyring one and injuring five along the Pak–Afghan border in Angoor Adda South Waziristan (Lower).

    A civilian was martyred and five members of a family were injured after firing and shelling along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border struck a residential area in Angoor Adda, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,. The incident occurred amid reported cross-border hostilities, with a shell hitting a house in the area and causing casualties among civilians, the sources said.

    Security sources attributed the attack to the Afghan Taliban regime, saying civilian areas had been targeted during the exchange of fire. The incident sparked anger among local residents following the death and injuries caused by the shelling.

    The Pakistan Army responded promptly to aggression from the Afghan side. The sources said Pakistan armed forces destroyed several Afghan security checkpoints during the retaliatory operation. Security sources said Pakistani troops stationed along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border remained fully prepared to respond to any potential aggression.

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    Written by Fawad Khan

    Aman-e-Pakistan Senior Journalist & Bureau Reporter

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