Pak Army kiled six terrorists in Charmang ,Bajaur ,Gwadar District’s
Muhammad Shoaib (age 24 years, resident of District Kohat), having fought gallantly embraced Shahadat.
Rawalpindi (ISPR) _Two terrorists were killed and three others injured in an exchange of fire with security forces in Balochistan’s port city of Gwadar.
According to the Inter-Services Public Relations, terrorists had attacked a military convoy in Gwadar district at 10am on Sunday.The terrorists used small arms and hand grenades during the activity, however, due to the efficient and swift response of the forces, two terrorists were killed with no harm to any military or civil persons.
The ISPR said security forces cordoned off the area and started a further search operation to hunt down any remaining attackers.
A couple of days ago also, the security forces had conducted an intelligence-based operation against suspected terrorists in the Kech area of the province.
During the operation, two terrorists were killed and one other was arrested in an injured condition.
The gunned down terrorists were allegedly involved in targeting innocent citizens and law enforcement agencies.
Earlier,
Last night security forces conducted an Intelligence Based Operation in general area Charmang, Bajaur District on reported presence of terrorists.
During the conduct of operation, intense fire exchange occurred between security forces and terrorists. During the operation, four terrorists were sent to hell while one terrorist was apprehended.
Weapons, ammunition and explosives including a suicide vest was also recovered from the terrorists, who remained actively involved in numerous terrorist activities against security forces and killing of innocent citizens, especially suicide blasts.
During intense exchange of fire, Sepoy Muhammad Shoaib (age 24 years, resident of District Kohat), having fought gallantly embraced Shahadat.
Sanitization of the area is being carried out to eliminate any terrorists found in the area.
Security forces of Pakistan remain determined to eliminate the menace of terrorism from Pakistan.





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