Web desk: Between August 7 and 9, security forces carried out a major operation in the Sambaza area of Balochistan, targeting a large formation of Fitna al-Khawarij terrorists who were attempting to cross the border.
The forces effectively neutralised them, sending them to hell, according to security sources.
During the operation, 47 terrorists were killed, most of whom were Afghan nationals, sources confirmed. They added that the majority of the terrorists killed along the border fell on the Afghan side.
Reports suggest that even 15 days after their deaths, no one from Afghanistan came to collect the bodies, which remained decomposing across the border.
According to security sources, on August 25, following a ‘jirga’ with Afghan officials at the border, the bodies were finally carried away on donkeys.
By that time, they had decomposed due to exposure in the open sun and had also become food for carnivorous animals.
Sources highlighted that eliminating this large terrorist formation before it could carry out any attack marks a major success for Pakistan’s security and intelligence agencies.
Nine Fitna al-Khawarij Terrorists killed in Police, CTD operation
In another instance, nine terrorists belonging to Fitna al-Khawarij were killed during a joint operation conducted by police and the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) in Upper Dir.
According to the Upper Dir SSP, the three-day operation was carried out with the participation of police, the Elite Force, and the Rapid Response Force.
He stated that the operation took place in Hill Top, Dobando Dara, Masala Banda, Shandal Bagh, Itan Dara, Bagh Kale, Sanger, and Shandal Bagh areas.
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