3 terrorists killed in Balochistan in follow-up action to Panjgur attack: Pak military
Quetta, Feb 5 (PTI): Three terrorists have been killed by security forces in the Balgatar area in Pakistan's Balochistan province, the military said on Friday, a day after the attacks on its camps in Panjgur and Naushk.
Quetta, Feb 5 (PTI): Three terrorists have been killed by security forces in the Balgatar area in Pakistan's Balochistan province, the military said on Friday, a day after the attacks on its camps in Panjgur and Naushki.
The military's media affairs wing said the terrorists were killed in a follow-up operation at a safe house linked with the recent attack on the Frontier Corp camp in the Panjgur area.
On Thursday, armed assailants attacked the camps in the restive southwestern Balochistan province, triggering an intense exchange of fire in which at least 15 terrorists and four soldiers were killed.
In another incident in the border town of Chaman in Balochistan six people were injured, including two Levies personnel, in a hand grenade attack by militants.
In the Balgatar area, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said, the terrorists' hideout was surrounded on a major intelligence tip-off.
"Security forces encircled the well dug out (hideout) and (engaged) in an intense exchange of fire" with the terrorists hiding there, it said, adding that three terrorists were killed.
The killed terrorists were identified as militant commanders Summair alias Bahar, Altaf alias Lalik and Phailan Baloch, who was involved in terrorism activities against security forces in Hoshab, Panjgur and other areas.
They were involved in terrorism activities across Balochistan and a cache of arms and ammunition was recovered from their hideout after the operation, the ISPR said.
In Chaman, the area deputy commissioner, Jumma Dad Mandokhail confirmed the number of injured and said the incident took place at a check post located on the Roghani Road. PTI COR ANB ANB ANB
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