Joint Air and Ground Operations Intensify
Pakistan’s security forces have killed four more militants during the latest phase of Operation Shaaban in Balochistan.
The Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps Balochistan and police are conducting the operation jointly. Security sources said coordinated air and ground actions remain underway in several areas.
The latest deaths have increased the total number of militants killed during Operation Shaaban to 83.
Security officials said the campaign has caused major losses to militant groups operating in the province. Forces are continuing searches, targeted raids and intelligence-led actions against suspected hideouts.
The operation aims to destroy militant networks and prevent further attacks on civilians, security personnel and public infrastructure.
Balochistan Operations Kill 121 Militants Since July 5
Security sources said 121 militants have been killed in Balochistan since July 5.
The total includes deaths recorded during Operation Shaaban and other intelligence-based operations conducted across the province.
Officials said the security campaign involves close coordination between military, paramilitary and police units. Intelligence agencies are also supporting field operations by identifying militant locations and movements.
Security forces have increased pressure on armed groups through sustained action. Officials said operations would continue in areas where militant activity remains a threat.
The authorities have not disclosed complete details about the locations of the latest clashes or the identities of those killed.
Security sources said the operation would continue until militant groups and their support networks were eliminated from the province.
Mohsin Naqvi Praises Security Forces
Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi praised the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps and other security agencies for their performance during Operation Shaaban.
He described the achievements of the joint campaign as commendable. He said the forces had shown professionalism, courage and strong coordination during the operation.
Naqvi said the nation valued the security forces’ efforts against militancy. He added that coordinated operations had disrupted hostile plans and weakened armed groups.
The interior minister reaffirmed the government’s commitment to continuing joint security operations across Balochistan.
He said the campaign would not end until militancy had been eliminated and peace had been restored.
