Pak strikes Balochistan Liberation Groups in Iran: ISPR

ISPR Affirms Unyielding Commitment to Safeguard Pakistan’s Sovereignty and Defeat Enemies
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan carried out effective strikes against terrorist hideouts inside Iran used by terrorists responsible for recent attacks in Pakistan, according to a statement released by Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR).
According to ISPR, the precision strikes were carried out using killer drones, rockets, loitering munitions and stand-off weapons. Maximum care was taken to avoid collateral damage.
Hideouts used by terrorist organisations namely Balochistan Liberation Army and Balochistan Liberation Front were successfully struck in an intelligence based operation, code name ‘Marg Bar Sarmachar’.
The targeted hideouts were being used by notorious terrorists including Dosta alias Chairman, Bajjar alias Soghat, Sahil alias Shafaq, Asghar alias Basham and Wazir alias Wazi, amongst others, the ISPR said in a statement.
“Pakistan Armed Forces remain in a perpetual state of readiness to ensure safety of Pakistan citizens against acts of terrorism.
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Our resolve to ensure that the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Pakistan is respected and safeguarded against any misadventure, remains unwavering. We reaffirm our determination to defeat all enemies of Pakistan with the support of the people of Pakistan”, the ISPR said.
Going forward, dialogue and cooperation is deemed prudent in resolving bilateral issues between the two neighbouring brotherly countries, the statement concluded.
While the Irani media reported that Pakistan used 3 drones in Iran border attack: Local official
Tehran, – An Iranian local security official has said that Pakistan’s attack on a border point in southeastern Iran was carried out with three drones.
Alireza Marhamati, deputy security and law enforcement officer of the Governor of Sistan and Baluchestan Province said on Thursday that the Pakistani army used three unmanned aerial vehicles in its overnight cross-border attack on the Iranian city of Saravan.
He added, “In these attacks, four residential houses were destroyed, and around 10 women and children were killed.”
The official emphasized that the casualties were Pakistani nationals and that an investigation is underway to determine how they had come to reside on the Iranian side of the border.
“The motive behind this attack is under examination, and the results will be announced shortly,” he emphasized.
Courtesy IRNA