Balochistan Terrorism Watch

`During the operation, security forces recovered weapons, ammunition, and explosives from the terrorists.​


News Desk
November 22, 2024

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Seperately, security forces eliminated four terrorists in Balochistan during three separate engagements between November 20 and November 24, the military's media wing said.

The first operation took place in the District of Awaran, where an intelligence-based operation led to an intense gunfight, resulting in the neutralization of two terrorists.

The ISPR identified the slain terrorists as Niaz alias Ghuman and Zareef alias Shah Jahan, describing them as high-value targets involved in various terrorist activities.

In a second operation in Dera Bugti District, security forces successfully neutralized one terrorist. The third operation occurred in Kech District, where another terrorist was killed during an intelligence-based operation.
 
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Seven terrorists killed in Balochistan, KP: ISPR​


Umer Farooq | Saleem Shahid
November 23, 2024

QUETTA / PESHAWAR: Seven terrorists were killed by security forces in operations across Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the military’s media wing claimed on Friday.

Four terrorists were killed in three separate operations in Balochistan between Wednesday and Friday, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) statement said.

Two terrorists were gunned down in an operation conducted in Awaran district. The “high-value” targets were identified as Niaz alias Ghuman and Zareef alias Shah Jahan.
The other two terrorists were gunned down during operations in Dera Bugti and Kech districts.

The deceased terrorists were “wanted by the law enforcement agencies” for their involvement in attacks against security forces and civilians, the ISPR statement added.

Published in Dawn, November 23rd, 2024
 
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Naag Washuk , BLF Facilitator Imtiaz alias Nazir killed in road accident.

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The security forces repulsed a deadly attack, in which two brave soldiers were martyred and foiled the plans of the terrorists by inflicting heavy losses on them.

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Two security personnel martyred

In Balochistan, two security officials were martyred and two others injured in three separate attacks on Wednesday, officials said.

In Gwadar district, unidentified assailants attacked the Kanda checkpoint near Akra Kaur Dam, engaging security personnel in heavy gunfire. One soldier, Abdul Sattar, was martyred, and Hawaldar Imran sustained injuries.

Security forces rushed to the site and shifted the body and injured to a hospital in Gwadar. A search operation has been launched to track down the attackers.

In Khuzdar, armed men targeted Levies officer Abdul Hafeez, a naib resaldar, while he was travelling in his car.

The officer succumbed to multiple bullet wounds on the spot. Police moved his body to the district hospital and suspected the incident was a targeted killing. No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack.

Later in the evening, armed men opened fire on Levies personnel Naseer Ahmed in Kharan. The injured officer, posted in Washuk district, was shifted to a local hospital.

Behram Baloch in Gwadar and Abdul Wahid Shahwani in Khuzdar also contributed to this report

Published in Dawn, December 12th, 2024
 
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