35 khwarij sent to hell in Pakistan’s counter-terror operations

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35 Khwarij Sent to Hell in Pakistan’s Counter-Terror Ops

From 10 to 13 September, Pakistan anti-terror operations eliminated thirty-five Khwarij belonging to the Indian proxy group Fitna al Khwarij in two major engagements across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province. These operations once again proved the armed forces’ resolve to eradicate terrorism and safeguard the nation’s borders.

The first engagement took place in Bajaur District. Security forces launched an intelligence-based operation after receiving credible reports of terrorist presence. Troops moved swiftly to surround the hideouts and engaged the Khwarij with precision fire. After an intense gun battle, they eliminated twenty-two Indian-sponsored terrorists. This successful strike delivered a severe blow to the group’s capacity in the tribal belt.

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In another confrontation in South Waziristan, troops clashed with thirteen more Khwarij. Soldiers displayed extraordinary courage and neutralized all of them after heavy fire. However, the operation also demanded a heavy price. Twelve brave soldiers of Pakistan embraced Shahadat. Their sacrifice showed their unwavering commitment to defending the homeland against all odds.

Moreover, security forces recovered weapons, ammunition, and communication equipment from the terrorists. Officials confirmed that the Khwarij had carried out repeated attacks targeting civilians, security posts, and convoys. Their elimination reduced the threat and restored confidence among the local population.

Intelligence sources confirmed the involvement of Afghan nationals in these activities. They also warned that the continued use of Afghan soil by Fitna al Khwarij remains a serious threat to regional stability. Therefore, Pakistan once again urged the Interim Afghan Government to deny safe havens to such elements and ensure its territory is not exploited for terrorism.

Meanwhile, sanitization operations continue in Bajaur and South Waziristan. Troops are hunting down any remaining terrorists to prevent further attacks. The Pakistan Army has vowed that Pakistan anti-terror operations will continue with full force until every last terrorist is eliminated.

The sacrifices of the martyrs do not weaken the nation’s spirit. Instead, they reinforce Pakistan’s determination to achieve peace, security, and stability for future generations.