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Pakistan'da güvenlik güçleri son operasyonlarda 9 teröristi etkisiz hale getirdi

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Pakistan'ın güvenlik güçleri, Belucistan ve Hayber-Pahtunhva eyaletlerinde son günlerde düzenlenen operasyonlarda en az 9 şüpheli militanı öldürdü. Belucistan'da devam eden Şaban Operasyonu kapsamında 3 teröristin daha etkisiz hale getirilmesiyle operasyonda öldürülen toplam militan sayısı 91'e yükseldi. Eyalet medyası, Şaban Operasyonu ve diğer istihbarat temelli operasyonlarla birlikte toplam 129 teröristin öldürüldüğünü duyurdu. Hayber-Pahtunhva'da ise Bannu ilçesinde Terörle Mücadele Dairesi (CTD) ve yerel polisin ortak operasyonunda, devletin Fitna-al-Khawarij olarak adlandırdığı ve yasaklı Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) ile ilişkilendirdiği 5 şüpheli öldürüldü. Aynı eyaletin Dera İsmail Han ilçesinde düzenlenen bir başka operasyonda ise, CTD'ye göre çok sayıda olaya karışan ve aranan bir terörist olan Halid lakaplı Komutan etkisiz hale getirildi. Bu kişinin, Mart ayında bir CTD memurunu şehit eden saldırı da dahil olmak üzere birden fazla vakada arandığı belirtildi. Operasyonlar, Pakistan'ın özellikle Afganistan sınırına yakın bölgelerde artan militan faaliyetleriyle mücadelesinin bir parçası olarak görülüyor. Yetkililer, operasyonların devam edeceğini ve terörle mücadelede kararlılık mesajı verirken, bağımsız kaynaklardan doğrulama yapılamayan bu resmi açıklamalar, bölgedeki güvenlik durumunun kırılganlığını yansıtıyor.

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Started 16 Jul, 15:10 4 events Updated 18 Jul
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  1. Security16 Jul, 15:10

    Security forces kill 3 more terrorists as Operation Shaban continues in Balochistan

    Afghanistan

    Security forces on Thursday killed three more terrorists in Balochistan as Operation Shaban continued in the province, state-run Radio Pakistan reported, citing security sources. The latest casualties have taken the total tally of terrorists killed during the operation to 91. State media further reported that 129 terrorists had been killed in Operation Shaban and other intelligence-based operations in the province since July 5. “Security sources say Operation Shaban will continue in Balochistan until the last terrorist is eliminated,” Radio Pakistan reported. The operation was launched after the martyrdom of 27 police personnel in an attack by terrorists at a police post in the Mangi dam area. Nine police personnel were killed on the spot, while 18 others were killed by the terrorists after being kidnapped. Troops from the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps (FC) and police are participating in the joint operation. Balochistan has been facing terrorism for a long time, with a monthly security assessment released by the Pakistan Institute for Conflict and Security Studies (PICSS) stating that after two consecutive months of improvement, Pakistan’s security situation deteriorated sharply in May, driven primarily by escalating terrorist violence in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan. The report said Balochistan emerged as the most affected province during the month. The province recorded 71 terrorist attacks, compared with 34 in April, representing a 109 per cent increase. The deteriorating security situation was further reflected in a surge in kidnappings, it said. Of the 54 abductions reported nationwide during May, 52 occurred in Balochistan alone, highlighting the growing operational reach and confidence of terrorist groups in the province, it said. Last week, 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 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.” PM Shehbaz’s statement came a day after the military Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry addressed a press conference, pointing the finger squarely at India and Afghanistan for being behind recent attacks in Balochistan. He specifically mentioned “three major terrorist incidents” in recent days — an armed attack on the outskirts of Quetta on July 5, an assault on a police post in Ziarat on July 6, and an ambush of an army convoy in Bela on July 7.

    Dawn – Home
  2. Security17 Jul, 06:51

    CTD, local police kill 5 suspected terrorists in Bannu joint operation

    Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) and local police personnel have killed five suspected terrorists during a jointly conducted operation (IBO) in the Bannu district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, it emerged on Friday. An official statement by the CTD described the slain individuals as Fitna-al-Khawarij, a term that the state uses to refer to the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban. The statement on Friday detailed the previous night’s action, saying that a “targeted intelligence-based operation” was carried on the basis of “credible information about the presence of terrorists” in the Gulbahar area of Bannu, within the limits of Hawed Police Station. The operation was carried out through “coordinated planning” to limit the movement of the terrorists in an effective manner, the statement said. “During the operation, the terrorists opened indiscriminate fire on CTD’s Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) team and local police personnel,” it said, adding that the law enforcers retaliated in self-defence. The exchange of fire continued for around 40 minutes, following which a search and clearance operation was launched, during which five terrorists were killed and several others were arrested, the statement said. Subsequently, a large contingent of police reached the site and cordoned off the area, it said, adding that the search and clearance was under way to track down and arrest the terrorist who had fled. Meanwhile, “ the process of identification of the killed terrorists, criminal profiling and forensic analysis was also being conducted”. The statememt said that five Kalashnikovs, 10 magazines, five bandoliers, two hand grenades and ammunition in large quantities were found in the possession of the terrorists. The weapons and ammunition were confiscated for forensic analysis and further investigation, it added. It further stated that legal action would also be taken against “their facilitators, those who provided them financial and logistical support and the terrorism network”. KP Inspector General of Police (IG) Zulfiqar Hameed and the CTD additional IG commended the SWAT team and local police personnel following the operation, the statement said. It quoted the KP IG as saying: “IBOs against the terrorists of Fitna al-Khawarij, their facilitators and their support networks will continue with in a more effective manner. The terrorists will be pursued to their safe havens and brought to justice.” He further said that “the blood of martyrs will not go in vain” and expressed the resolve to continue operations against terrorists. Bannu district has been the scene of repeated security incidents in recent months, with both civilians and local security forces coming under attack amid a broader surge in militant violence. A police official was martyred while six security personnel and four civilians were injured after terrorists attacked a police station in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Bannu district on Wednesday night. The attackers had attempted to ram a vehicle loaded with explosives into Miryan Police Station, triggering a powerful blast, which was followed by a prolonged exchange of fire between the terrorists and police personnel. According to police, the terrorists attempted to storm the police station immediately after the attack. However, police and security forces responded promptly, successfully foiling their plans. Police official Noor Jamal Khan, who was critically injured in the attack, succumbed to his injuries, Bannu police said in an official statement on Thursday. Terrorism incidents in Bannu, including attacks on police and jirga members, have prompted targeted operations by police and security forces in various localities to disrupt terror networks. On June 26, security forces killed seven terrorists in an operation in Bannu’s Baka Khel tehsil. Security sources stated that the forces carried out a successful operation in the Ghora Baka Khel area of Baka Khel tehsil, targeting a suspected vehicle loaded with weapons and explosive materials. According to the sources, the forces received credible information about the suspicious movement of terrorists. Acting swiftly on the intelligence, they targeted the suspected vehicle, parked near a government school, using a quadcopter. The vehicle was carrying a heavy cache of weapons, including a 12.7-millimetre machine gun, RPGs, and mortar shells, the sources said.

    Dawn – Pakistan
  3. Security17 Jul, 06:52

    CTD, Bannu police kill 5 suspected terrorists in joint operation

    Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) and local police personnel have killed five suspected terrorists during a jointly conducted operation (IBO) in the Bannu district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, it emerged on Friday. An official statement by the CTD described the slain individuals as Fitna-al-Khawarij, a term that the state uses to refer to the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban. The statement on Friday detailed the previous night’s action, saying that a “targeted intelligence-based operation” was carried on the basis of “credible information about the presence of terrorists” in the Gulbahar area of Bannu, within the limits of Hawed Police Station. The operation was carried out through “coordinated planning” to limit the movement of the terrorists in an effective manner, the statement said. “During the operation, the terrorists opened indiscriminate fire on CTD’s Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) team and local police personnel,” it said, adding that the law enforcers retaliated in self-defence. The exchange of fire continued for around 40 minutes, following which a search and clearance operation was launched, during which five terrorists were killed and several others were arrested, the statement said. Subsequently, a large contingent of police reached the site and cordoned off the area, it said, adding that the search and clearance was under way to track down and arrest the terrorist who had fled. Meanwhile, “ the process of identification of the killed terrorists, criminal profiling and forensic analysis was also being conducted”. The statememt said that five Kalashnikovs, 10 magazines, five bandoliers, two hand grenades and ammunition in large quantities were found in the possession of the terrorists. The weapons and ammunition were confiscated for forensic analysis and further investigation, it added. It further stated that legal action would also be taken against “their facilitators, those who provided them financial and logistical support and the terrorism network”. KP Inspector General of Police (IG) Zulfiqar Hameed and the CTD additional IG commended the SWAT team and local police personnel following the operation, the statement said. It quoted the KP IG as saying: “IBOs against the terrorists of Fitna al-Khawarij, their facilitators and their support networks will continue with in a more effective manner. The terrorists will be pursued to their safe havens and brought to justice.” He further said that “the blood of martyrs will not go in vain” and expressed the resolve to continue operations against terrorists. Bannu district has been the scene of repeated security incidents in recent months, with both civilians and local security forces coming under attack amid a broader surge in militant violence. A police official was martyred while six security personnel and four civilians were injured after terrorists attacked a police station in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Bannu district on Wednesday night. The attackers had attempted to ram a vehicle loaded with explosives into Miryan Police Station, triggering a powerful blast, which was followed by a prolonged exchange of fire between the terrorists and police personnel. According to police, the terrorists attempted to storm the police station immediately after the attack. However, police and security forces responded promptly, successfully foiling their plans. Police official Noor Jamal Khan, who was critically injured in the attack, succumbed to his injuries, Bannu police said in an official statement on Thursday. Terrorism incidents in Bannu, including attacks on police and jirga members, have prompted targeted operations by police and security forces in various localities to disrupt terror networks. On June 26, security forces killed seven terrorists in an operation in Bannu’s Baka Khel tehsil. Security sources stated that the forces carried out a successful operation in the Ghora Baka Khel area of Baka Khel tehsil, targeting a suspected vehicle loaded with weapons and explosive materials. According to the sources, the forces received credible information about the suspicious movement of terrorists. Acting swiftly on the intelligence, they targeted the suspected vehicle, parked near a government school, using a quadcopter. The vehicle was carrying a heavy cache of weapons, including a 12.7-millimetre machine gun, RPGs, and mortar shells, the sources said.

    Dawn – Pakistan
  4. Security18 Jul, 07:34

    Wanted terrorist killed in intelligence-based operation in Dera Ismail Khan: CTD

    The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) said on Saturday that a wanted terrorist was killed during an intelligence-based operation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Dera Ismail Khan district. According to a CTD statement, the slain terrorist was identified as Khalid alias Commander, who was wanted in multiple cases, including the targeted killing of CTD Constable Muhammad Ali, who was martyred on March 17, 2025. The department said that it had received confirmed intelligence through its technical team that Khalid was present in the Korai area within the limits of Shorkot police station. Acting on the information, a CTD Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) team launched a targeted intelligence-based operation in the early hours of July 18 on the Tank-Dera Ismail Khan Road, the statement said. “During the operation, the terrorist was surrounded and told to surrender several times and attempts were made to arrest him. However, instead of surrendering, he opened indiscriminate fire on personnel,” the statement said. It added that he was killed as the CTD retaliated. The statement said that the slain terrorist was affiliated with the banned TTP’s Zakir Kochi Karwan group. It also said that he had been evading law enforcement agencies by concealing his identity, frequently changing his appearance and moving between locations. The CTD said a 9mm pistol, a hand grenade and a smartphone were recovered from his possession and taken into custody for forensic examination. It added that efforts were underway to identify and take legal action against his facilitators, financiers and logistical support network. KP has seen a rise in terrorist attacks in the past year. According to the Annual Security Report 2025 from the Centre for Research and Security Studies (CRSS), KP recorded a significant surge in violence last year as “fatalities rose from 1,620 in 2024 to 2,331 in 2025”. This marked an “absolute increase of 711 deaths, accounting for over 82 per cent of the net national rise and marking almost a 44pc year-on-year surge in violence in the province”.

    Dawn – Home

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