Belucistan'da Operasyon Şaban Büyüyor, Devlet Medyasında Bilanço Çelişkisi Sürüyor
Pakistan'ın Belucistan eyaletinde 5 Temmuz'dan bu yana sürdürülen 'Operasyon Şaban' kapsamında güvenlik güçleri ile militanlar arasında çatışmalar devam ediyor. Pakistan ordusu, Sınır Kolordusu ve polisin ortak hava ve kara operasyonlarıyla hedef alınan militanlara ilişkin devlet medyası tarafından birbiriyle çelişen bilançolar açıklandı. Cumartesi günü farklı zamanlarda yapılan resmî açıklamalarda öldürülen toplam militan sayısı 52, 67, 71, 88, 90, 95 ve 102 olarak duyuruldu. Operasyonun, Mangi Barajı polis kontrol noktasına düzenlenen ve çok sayıda güvenlik görevlisinin şehit edildiği saldırının ardından başlatıldığı belirtiliyor. Devlet televizyonu PTV ve resmî radyo kanalı Radio Pakistan tarafından aktarılan rakamlar arasındaki tutarsızlık dikkat çekti. Bazı açıklamalarda Fitna al-Hindustan ve Fitna al-Khawarij olarak adlandırılan gruplara mensup militanların etkisiz hale getirildiği ifade edilirken, bilançonun sürekli güncellenmesi ve farklı kaynaklarca farklı toplamlar verilmesi kafa karışıklığına yol açtı. Bölgede 5 Temmuz'da eş zamanlı saldırılarda siviller ve polislerin hedef alınmasıyla tırmanan güvenlik sorunu, İslamabad yönetiminin uzun süredir mücadele ettiği ayrılıkçı ve cihatçı grupların eş zamanlı varlığına işaret ediyor. Belucistan'daki çatışmalı ortam, Pakistan'ın enerji ve ticaret koridorlarıyla stratejik Çin-Pakistan Ekonomik Koridoru açısından kritik önem taşıyor. Operasyon Şaban'ın seyri, hükümetin bölgedeki otoritesini yeniden tesis etme çabalarının bir göstergesi olarak değerlendiriliyor. Resmî makamların çelişkili bilanço açıklamaları ise kamuoyunu bilgilendirme sürecinde şeffaflık sorunlarını gündeme getiriyor.
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latest: 12 Jul- Security11 Jul, 06:33
9 more terrorists killed in ongoing operation in Balochistan, taking total to 52: state media
Citing security sources, state-run Pakistan TV reported on Saturday that nine more terrorists had been killed in the ongoing operation in Balochistan. “Operation Shaban continues across Balochistan as the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps and police intensify coordinated air and ground operations against terrorist hideouts,” it said on the social media platform X. “According to security sources, nine terrorists were killed in the latest action, taking the total eliminated under Operation Shaban to 52 and the overall tally since July 5, including intelligence-based operations, to 88,” it said. “Security sources say the operation will continue until the last terrorist is eliminated,” it added. Security sources said on Friday that security forces, including the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps and police, had been conducting a joint operation in the Shaban area since July 5 against terrorists involved in the killing of 27 police personnel during an attack on a police post at Mangi dam pumping station. The terrorists had martyred nine police personnel, including two station house officers, and took away 18 other policemen at gunpoint. Later, they killed the abducted police personnel, whose bodies were found in the Zarghoon Gar mountainous area. Meanwhile, Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti on Friday revealed that terrorists had attempted to attack a police station in the Zedi area of Khuzdar district in the morning, which was thwarted. More to follow
- Security11 Jul, 06:37
9 more terrorists killed in ongoing operation in Balochistan, taking overall tally since July 5 to 88: state media
Citing security sources, state-run Pakistan TV reported on Saturday that nine more terrorists had been killed in the ongoing operation in Balochistan, taking the overall tally since July 5 to 88. “Operation Shaban continues across Balochistan as the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps and police intensify coordinated air and ground operations against terrorist hideouts,” it said on the social media platform X. “According to security sources, nine terrorists were killed in the latest action, taking the total eliminated under Operation Shaban to 52 and the overall tally since July 5, including intelligence-based operations, to 88,” it said. “Security sources say the operation will continue until the last terrorist is eliminated,” it added. Security sources said on Friday that security forces, including the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps and police, had been conducting a joint operation in Quetta district’s Shaban area since July 5 against terrorists involved in the killing of 27 police personnel during an attack on a police post at Mangi dam pumping station. The terrorists had martyred nine police personnel, including two station house officers, and took away 18 other policemen at gunpoint. Later, they killed the abducted police personnel, whose bodies were found in the Zarghoon Gar mountainous area. Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti on Friday revealed that terrorists had attempted to attack a police station in the Zedi area of Khuzdar district in the morning, which was thwarted. More to follow
- Security11 Jul, 12:05
11 more terrorists killed in ongoing operation in Balochistan, taking overall tally since July 5 to 90: state media
Citing security sources, state media reported on Saturday that 11 more terrorists had been killed in the ongoing operation in Balochistan, taking the overall tally since July 5 to 90. Security forces killed two more terrorists linked to Fitna al Hindustan during an intelligence-based operation (IBO) near the N-25 crossing in Balochistan, Radio Pakistan reported. Fitna al Hindustan is a term designated by the state for terrorist organisations in Balochistan. The security sources added that security personnel recovered weapons, hand grenades, a motorcycle, mobile phones, flags of a banned outfit and other equipment from the two men. “Operation Shaban continues across Balochistan as the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps and police intensify coordinated air and ground operations against terrorist hideouts,” said state-run Pakistan TV on the social media platform X earlier today. “According to security sources, nine terrorists were killed in the latest action, taking the total eliminated under Operation Shaban to 52 and the overall tally since July 5, including intelligence-based operations, to 88,” it said. “Security sources say the operation will continue until the last terrorist is eliminated,” it added. Security sources said on Friday that security forces, including the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps and police, had been conducting a joint operation in Quetta district’s Shaban area since July 5 against terrorists involved in the killing of 27 police personnel during an attack on a police post at Mangi dam pumping station. The terrorists had martyred nine police personnel, including two station house officers, and taken away 18 other policemen at gunpoint. Later, they killed the abducted police personnel, whose bodies were found in the Zarghoon Gar mountainous area. State-run Radio Pakistan had reported on Friday that 79 terrorists had been killed in Balochistan since July 5. Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, in a statement, paid tribute to the army, Balochistan FC and police for eliminating nine more terrorists in Operation Shaban. Commending their “unwavering resolve and bravery”, Naqvi said the forces had thwarted the enemy’s nefarious designs. “The sacrifices and successes of the forces for the sake of peace in Balochistan are a golden chapter in history. Terrorists are a burden on the country and the nation,” he was quoted as saying. The minister asserted that enemies of peace “will not find a place to hide anywhere”. Meanwhile, Balochistan Chief Minister’s aide on Information and Political Affairs Shahid Rind said that on the directions of CM Bugti, orders had been issued for giving Rs11.1m to the families of those martyred in the Mangi dam attack. On the special instructions of the chief minister, he said, all administrative and financial procedures for the disbursement of the compensation were completed on a fast-track basis. He further said the government of Balochistan “will support the families of the martyrs, ensure their welfare, and bear all educational expenses of the martyrs’ children”. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on Thursday that the country’s civil and military leadership had taken a “mutual and singular decision” to end terrorism after multiple major terrorist incidents in Balochistan. He made the remarks at a meeting in Quetta of the Provincial Apex Committee on the National Action Plan, with Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) and Chief of the Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir also present. Chairing the meeting, PM Shehbaz declared, “One thing is decided: it is a mutual and singular decision of the civil and military leadership that we must end terrorism collectively.” In the terrorist attacks and subsequent operations since July 5, at least 42 people — four civilians, 27 policemen and 11 security personnel — had lost their lives, according to the military’s spokesperson.
- Security11 Jul, 12:54
Pakistan claims 88 militants killed in ongoing Balochistan crackdown
Pakistan's security forces have killed eighty-eight militants in Balochistan since July fifth. Operation Shaban involves the army and paramilitary forces targeting militant hideouts. This operation began after coordinated attacks rocked the province on July fifth. Militants killed nine police personnel and abducted eighteen others at a checkpoint. Violence also struck a local tribe, killing five and abducting eleven individuals.
- Security11 Jul, 14:36
16 more terrorists killed in ongoing operation in Balochistan, taking overall tally since July 5 to 95: state media
Citing security sources, state media reported on Saturday that 16 more terrorists had been killed in the ongoing operation in Balochistan, taking the overall tally since July 5 to 95. Five terrorists belonging to Fitna al Khawarij were killed by security forces in the latest operation, state media reported, quoting security forces. Security forces killed two more terrorists linked to Fitna al Hindustan during an intelligence-based operation (IBO) near the N-25 crossing in in the province, Radio Pakistan reported. Fitna al Khawarij is a term the state uses for terrorists belonging to the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan, while Fitna al Hindustan is a term designated by the state for terrorist organisations in Balochistan. The security sources added that security personnel recovered weapons, hand grenades, a motorcycle, mobile phones, flags of a banned outfit and other equipment from the two men. The kinetic actions in the province are being carried out under Operation Shaban, a high-intensity counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency campaign launched by Pakistan’s security forces following multiple high-casualty and high-profile terrorist attacks in Balochistan. State-run Pakistan Television said on social media platform X earlier today that Operation Shaban was continuing across Balochistan as the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps and police intensified coordinated air and ground operations against terrorist hideouts. “According to security sources, nine terrorists were killed in the latest action, taking the total eliminated under Operation Shaban to 52 and the overall tally since July 5, including intelligence-based operations, to 88,” it said. “Security sources say the operation will continue until the last terrorist is eliminated,” it added. Security sources said on Friday that security forces, including the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps and police, had been conducting a joint operation in Quetta district’s Shaban area since July 5 against terrorists involved in the killing of 27 police personnel during an attack on a police post at Mangi dam pumping station. The terrorists had martyred nine police personnel, including two station house officers, and taken away 18 other policemen at gunpoint. Later, they killed the abducted police personnel, whose bodies were found in the Zarghoon Gar mountainous area. State-run Radio Pakistan had reported on Friday that 79 terrorists had been killed in Balochistan since July 5. Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, in a statement, paid tribute to the army, Balochistan FC and police for eliminating nine more terrorists in Operation Shaban. Commending their “unwavering resolve and bravery”, Naqvi said the forces had thwarted the enemy’s nefarious designs. “The sacrifices and successes of the forces for the sake of peace in Balochistan are a golden chapter in history. Terrorists are a burden on the country and the nation,” he was quoted as saying. The minister asserted that enemies of peace “will not find a place to hide anywhere”. Meanwhile, Balochistan Chief Minister’s aide on Information and Political Affairs Shahid Rind said that on the directions of CM Bugti, orders had been issued for giving Rs11.1m to the families of those martyred in the Mangi dam attack. On the special instructions of the chief minister, he said, all administrative and financial procedures for the disbursement of the compensation were completed on a fast-track basis. He further said the government of Balochistan “will support the families of the martyrs, ensure their welfare, and bear all educational expenses of the martyrs’ children”. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on Thursday that the country’s civil and military leadership had taken a “mutual and singular decision” to end terrorism after multiple major terrorist incidents in Balochistan. He made the remarks at a meeting in Quetta of the Provincial Apex Committee on the National Action Plan, with Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) and Chief of the Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir also present. Chairing the meeting, PM Shehbaz declared, “One thing is decided: it is a mutual and singular decision of the civil and military leadership that we must end terrorism collectively.” In the terrorist attacks and subsequent operations since July 5, at least 42 people — four civilians, 27 policemen and 11 security personnel — had lost their lives, according to the military’s spokesperson.
- Security11 Jul, 15:44
23 more terrorists killed in ongoing operation in Balochistan, taking overall tally since July 5 to 102: state media
Citing security sources, state media reported on Saturday that 23 more terrorists had been killed in ongoing operations in Balochistan, taking the overall tally since July 5 to 102. 102 12 terrorists belonging to Fitna al Khawarij were killed by security forces in the latest round of operations, state media reported, quoting security forces. Security forces killed two more terrorists linked to Fitna al Hindustan during an intelligence-based operation (IBO) near the N-25 crossing in in the province, Radio Pakistan reported. Fitna al Khawarij is a term the state uses for terrorists belonging to the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan, while Fitna al Hindustan is a term designated by the state for terrorist organisations in Balochistan. The security sources added that security personnel recovered weapons, hand grenades, a motorcycle, mobile phones, flags of a banned outfit and other equipment from the two men. The kinetic actions in the province are being carried out under Operation Shaban, a high-intensity counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency campaign launched by Pakistan’s security forces following multiple high-casualty and high-profile terrorist attacks in Balochistan. State-run Pakistan Television said on social media platform X earlier today that Operation Shaban was continuing across Balochistan as the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps and police intensified coordinated air and ground operations against terrorist hideouts. “According to security sources, nine terrorists were killed in the latest action, taking the total eliminated under Operation Shaban to 52 and the overall tally since July 5, including intelligence-based operations, to 88,” it said. “Security sources say the operation will continue until the last terrorist is eliminated,” it added. Security sources said on Friday that security forces, including the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps and police, had been conducting a joint operation in Quetta district’s Shaban area since July 5 against terrorists involved in the killing of 27 police personnel during an attack on a police post at Mangi dam pumping station. The terrorists had martyred nine police personnel, including two station house officers, and taken away 18 other policemen at gunpoint. Later, they killed the abducted police personnel, whose bodies were found in the Zarghoon Gar mountainous area. State-run Radio Pakistan had reported on Friday that 79 terrorists had been killed in Balochistan since July 5. Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, in a statement, paid tribute to the army, Balochistan FC and police for eliminating nine more terrorists in Operation Shaban. Commending their “unwavering resolve and bravery”, Naqvi said the forces had thwarted the enemy’s nefarious designs. “The sacrifices and successes of the forces for the sake of peace in Balochistan are a golden chapter in history. Terrorists are a burden on the country and the nation,” he was quoted as saying. The minister asserted that enemies of peace “will not find a place to hide anywhere”. Meanwhile, Balochistan Chief Minister’s aide on Information and Political Affairs Shahid Rind said that on the directions of CM Bugti, orders had been issued for giving Rs11.1m to the families of those martyred in the Mangi dam attack. On the special instructions of the chief minister, he said, all administrative and financial procedures for the disbursement of the compensation were completed on a fast-track basis. He further said the government of Balochistan “will support the families of the martyrs, ensure their welfare, and bear all educational expenses of the martyrs’ children”. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on Thursday that the country’s civil and military leadership had taken a “mutual and singular decision” to end terrorism after multiple major terrorist incidents in Balochistan. He made the remarks at a meeting in Quetta of the Provincial Apex Committee on the National Action Plan, with Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) and Chief of the Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir also present. Chairing the meeting, PM Shehbaz declared, “One thing is decided: it is a mutual and singular decision of the civil and military leadership that we must end terrorism collectively.” In the terrorist attacks and subsequent operations since July 5, at least 42 people — four civilians, 27 policemen and 11 security personnel — had lost their lives, according to the military’s spokesperson.
- Security12 Jul, 02:38
14 more terrorists killed as Operation Shaban continues
• Death toll rises to 102 as multiple ground and aerial operations under way since July 5 • Separate IBO near N-25 crossing leaves two terrorists dead • Four bodies recovered from Sibi district QUETTA: Security forces killed 14 more terrorists on Saturday as the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps and Balochistan Police continued Operation Shaban following the terrorist attack on the Mangi dam police station, security sources said. They said multiple ground and aerial operations against Fitna al Khawarij were continuing in the area. Since July 5, security forces have killed a total of 102 terrorists in Operation Shaban and other intelligence-based operations, the sources added. Security forces also killed two terrorists linked to Fitna al Hindustan during an intelligence-based operation near the N-25 crossing in the province, Radio Pakistan reported. Fitna al Khawarij is a term the state uses for terrorists belonging to the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan, while Fitna al Hindustan is a term used by the state for terrorist organisations in Balochistan. Security sources said personnel recovered weapons, hand grenades, a motorcycle, mobile phones, flags of a banned outfit and other equipment from the two men. Meanwhile, four bodies were recovered from the Kot Barozai area of Sibi district on Saturday, police officials said. They said unidentified armed men had shot them dead and dumped their bodies in an abandoned area. Police took the bullet-riddled bodies into custody and shifted them to a hospital for legal formalities and identification. Three of the victims were identified at the hospital as Gulzar Khan, Abdul Waheed and Asadullah, while efforts were under way to ascertain the identity of the fourth victim. Officials said the motive remained unknown and further investigations were in progress. Operation Shaban The kinetic actions in the province are being carried out under Operation Shaban, a high-intensity counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency campaign launched by Pakistan’s security forces following multiple high-casualty and high-profile terrorist attacks in Balochistan. State-run Pakistan Television said on social media platform X that Operation Shaban was continuing across Balochistan as the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps and police intensified coordinated air and ground operations against terrorist hideouts. “Security sources say the operation will continue until the last terrorist is eliminated,” it added. Security sources said on Friday that security forces, including the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps and police, had been conducting a joint operation in Quetta district’s Shaban area since July 5 against terrorists involved in the killing of 27 police personnel during an attack on a police post at Mangi dam pumping station. The terrorists had martyred nine police personnel, including two station house officers, and taken away 18 other policemen at gunpoint. Later, they killed the abducted police personnel, whose bodies were found in the Zarghoon Gar mountainous area. Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, in a statement, paid tribute to the army, Balochistan FC and police for eliminating nine more terrorists in Operation Shaban. Commending their “unwavering resolve and bravery”, Mr Naqvi said the forces had thwarted the enemy’s nefarious designs. “The sacrifices and successes of the forces for the sake of peace in Balochistan are a golden chapter in history. Terrorists are a burden on the country and the nation,” he was quoted as saying. The minister asserted that enemies of peace “will not find a place to hide anywhere”. Meanwhile, Adviser to the Balochistan Chief Minister on Information and Political Affairs Shahid Rind said that, on the directions of Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti, orders had been issued for payment of Rs11.1m to the families of those martyred in the Mangi dam attack. On the special instructions of the chief minister, he said, all administrative and financial procedures for disbursement of the compensation had been completed on a fast-track basis. He said the Balochistan government would support the families of the martyrs, ensure their welfare and bear all educational expenses of the martyrs’ children. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on Thursday that the country’s civil and military leadership had taken a “mutual and singular decision” to end terrorism after multiple major terrorist incidents in Balochistan. He made the remarks at a meeting of the Provincial Apex Committee on the National Action Plan in Quetta, with Chief of Defence Forces and Chief of the Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir also present. Chairing the meeting, PM Shehbaz said, “One thing is decided: it is a mutual and singular decision of the civil and military leadership that we must end terrorism collectively.” In the terrorist attacks and subsequent operations since July 5, at least 42 people — four civilians, 27 policemen and 11 security personnel — have lost their lives, according to the military’s spokesperson. Published in Dawn, July 12th, 2026
- Security12 Jul, 07:18
3 more terrorists killed as Operation Shaban continues in Balochistan: state media
Security forces killed another three terrorists during the ongoing Operation Shaban in Balochistan, following which the total number of terrorists killed in the operation reached 67, according to state broadcaster PTV News. The operation is being jointly carried out by the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps and Balochistan Police following the terrorist attack in the Mangi Dam area, in which several cops were martyred on July 7. PTV News reported that air and ground operations against Fitna-al-Khawarij — a term the state uses for the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan — were ongoing. The state broadcaster reported that the total number of terrorists killed during Operation Shahban and other intelligence-based operations carried out since July 5 in Balochistan had reached 105. Security sources said on Friday that security forces, including the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps and police, had been conducting a joint operation in Quetta district’s Shaban area since July 5 against terrorists involved in the killing of 27 police personnel during an attack on a police post at Mangi dam pumping station. The terrorists had martyred nine police personnel during the attack and taken away 18 other policemen at gunpoint. Later, they killed the abducted police personnel, whose bodies were found in the Zarghoon Gar mountainous area. On Thursday, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said that the country’s civil and military leadership had taken a “mutual and singular decision” to end terrorism after multiple major terrorist incidents in Balochistan. He made the remarks at a meeting of the Provincial Apex Committee on the National Action Plan in Quetta, with Chief of Defence Forces and Chief of the Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir also present. Chairing the meeting, PM Shehbaz said, “One thing is decided: it is a mutual and singular decision of the civil and military leadership that we must end terrorism collectively.” The meeting was held a day after Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry shared during a press conference that at least 42 people — four civilians, 27 policemen and 11 security personnel — have lost their lives in terrorist attacks and subsequent operations in Balochistan since July 5.
- Security12 Jul, 14:26
7 more terrorists killed as Operation Shaban continues in Balochistan: state media
Security forces killed another seven terrorists during the ongoing Operation Shaban in Balochistan, following which the total number of terrorists killed in the operation reached 71, according to state-run Radio Pakistan. Operation Shaban is being jointly carried out across the province by the army, Frontier Corps and Balochistan Police following the terrorist July 7 attack in the Mangi Dam area, in which 27 police personnel were martyred. Citing security sources, Radio Pakistan said a total of 109 “khawarij terrorists” have been killed in Operation Shaban and other intelligence-based operations in Balochistan since July 5. The outlet had earlier reported that three terrorists were killed, and later said another four were eliminated in the Saran Tangi area. Security sources said a large cache of arms and ammunition was recovered from the possession of the killed terrorists. The recovered weapons include M4 rifles, submachine guns, rocket launchers, mobile phones, and other equipment. Security sources reaffirmed that Operation Shaban will continue in Balochistan until the last terrorist is eliminated. PTV News reported that air and ground operations against Fitna-al-Khawarij — a term the state uses for the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) — were also ongoing. In the July 7 attack on a police checkpost, terrorists had martyred nine police personnel and taken away 18 other cops at gunpoint. Later, they killed the abducted police personnel, whose bodies were found in the Zarghoon Gar mountainous area. Following Sunday’s update of the killing of three more terrorists in Operation Shaban, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi lauded the security forces, the FC and police. “The action by the Pakistan Army, FC and police is reflective of the protection of national security. […] There is no place for terrorist elements in Pakistan,” he was quoted as saying by his ministry. He added that the nation was standing with the security forces and action against terrorists would continue. On Thursday, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said that the country’s civil and military leadership had taken a “mutual and singular decision” to end terrorism after multiple major terrorist incidents in Balochistan. He made the remarks at a meeting of the Provincial Apex Committee on the National Action Plan in Quetta, with Chief of Defence Forces and Chief of the Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir also present. Chairing the meeting, PM Shehbaz said, “One thing is decided: it is a mutual and singular decision of the civil and military leadership that we must end terrorism collectively.” The meeting was held a day after Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry shared during a press conference that at least 42 people — four civilians, 27 policemen and 11 security personnel — have lost their lives in terrorist attacks and subsequent operations in Balochistan since July 5.
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Spantik'te Kar Yağışı Ceset Çıkarma Operasyonunu Durdurdu
Pazar günü Spantik Peak'te etkili olan yoğun kar yağışı, 34 yaşındaki Pakistanlı dağcı Dr. Asma Mushtaq'ın cansız bedenini bölgeden çıkarma çalışmalarını durdurdu. Dawn'ın haberine göre Mushtaq, 7.027 metre yüksekliğindeki Spantik (Golden Peak) zirvesinden iniş sırasında yüksek irtifa hastalığına yakalanarak Perşembe günü yaklaşık 6.250 metre irtifada hayatını kaybetmişti. Gilgit-Baltistan'ın Shigar ilçesindeki operasyon, hava koşullarının kötüleşmesi nedeniyle askıya alındı. Yetkililer, kar yağışı ve olumsuz hava şartları devam ettiği sürece arama-kurtarma ekibinin ilerleyemediğini bildirdi. Bölgedeki kurtarma çalışmalarının ne zaman yeniden başlayacağına ilişkin net bir tarih verilmedi.
Pakistan2 olay7 sa önce