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A soldier was martyred and four terrorists were killed in a shootout in Charmang, Bajaur district. The security forces conducted an intelligence-based operation and recovered weapons, ammunition, and explosives. The area is being sanitized to eliminate any remaining terrorists. Pakistan has seen a rise in terrorist activities, particularly in the northwestern provinces. Cross-border militancy continues despite Pakistan’s reminders to Afghanistan. Islamabad Post reported
RAWALPINDI: An armed forces member lost his life and four terrorists were neutralized in a gunfight in the Charmang area of Bajaur district, as reported by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) on Sunday. According to the ISPR, the operation was conducted based on intelligence, targeting the presence of terrorists. The military’s media wing stated that there was an intense exchange of fire between the security forces and the militants during the operation. After successfully subduing the terrorists, one of them was captured alive. The captured terrorist was found in possession of weapons, ammunition, explosives, and a suicide vest. The ISPR added that these militants were actively involved in carrying out various acts of terrorism, including suicide bombings that targeted security forces and resulted in the loss of innocent lives. The martyred soldier was identified as Sepoy Muhammad Shoaib, aged 24. The area is currently being cleared to ensure the elimination of any remaining terrorists. The ISPR emphasized that the security forces of Pakistan are committed to eradicating the menace of terrorism from the country. Pakistan has experienced a significant increase in terrorist activities, particularly suicide bombings and armed attacks targeting the police and law enforcement agencies in the northwestern provinces. These attacks have resulted in numerous casualties and extensive damage. The latest act of terrorism in the region was a devastating suicide blast at the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Fazl (JUI-F) convention in Bajaur, which claimed the lives of over 60 individuals, including children. The resurgence of militancy has been attributed to the return of Taliban rule in neighboring Afghanistan and the end of the ceasefire between Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and Islamabad. Meanwhile, cross-border militancy continues despite Pakistan’s repeated reminders to Afghanistan to fulfill its commitment of preventing the use of its soil for terrorist activities against Pakistan.
Despite multiple reminders from Islamabad, cross-border militancy persistently persists, with Pakistan urging Afghanistan to fulfill its promise of not allowing its territory to be used for terrorism against Pakistan.
In RAWALPINDI, a member of the armed forces was killed and four terrorists were eliminated in a confrontation in the Charmang area of Bajaur district, according to a statement released by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) on Sunday. The operation was carried out based on intelligence received regarding the presence of terrorists in the area. The ISPR stated that there was a fierce exchange of gunfire between the security forces and the militants during the operation. One of the terrorists was captured alive after the security forces successfully subdued them. The captured terrorist was found to be in possession of weapons, ammunition, explosives, and a suicide vest. These militants were actively involved in carrying out various acts of terrorism, including suicide bombings that targeted security forces and resulted in the loss of innocent lives. The soldier who lost his life was identified as Sepoy Muhammad Shoaib, aged 24. The area is currently being cleared to ensure the complete elimination of any remaining terrorists. The ISPR emphasized that the security forces of Pakistan are fully committed to eradicating terrorism from the country. Pakistan has experienced a significant increase in terrorist activities, particularly suicide bombings and armed attacks targeting the police and law enforcement agencies in the northwestern provinces. These attacks have caused numerous casualties and extensive damage. The most recent act of terrorism in the region was a devastating suicide blast at the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Fazl (JUI-F) convention in Bajaur, which claimed the lives of over 60 individuals, including children. The resurgence of militancy in the region can be attributed to the return of Taliban rule in neighboring Afghanistan and the breakdown of the ceasefire between Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and Islamabad. Despite repeated reminders from Pakistan, cross-border militancy continues to persist, with Pakistan urging Afghanistan to fulfill its commitment of preventing the use of its territory for terrorist activities against Pakistan..
