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Security forces kill 14 more terrorists in Zhob: ISPR

Security forces kill 14 more terrorists in Zhob: ISPR

Web Desk August 09, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

RAWALPINDI: Security Forces hunted down 14 more Indian sponsored Khwarij besides recovering weapons, ammunition and explosives during a sanitization operation in Sambaza, Zhob.

“Following the successful engagements by the security forces in general area Sambaza, Zhob District on 7-8 August 2025, during which 33 Khwarij were sent to hell; on night 8-9 August 2025”.

According to the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR), a deliberate sanitization operation was conducted in surrounding areas of Sambaza along Pakistan-Afghanistan Border. The number of khwarij killed in two days anti infiltration operation has risen to 47.

The Security Forces remain committed to secure the nation’s frontiers and thwart attempts at sabotaging peace, stability and progress of Pakistan.

President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif appreciated the security forces for eliminating 47 elements of Fitna al Khwarij during the last two days, after they made infiltration attempt at Pakistan-Afghanistan border area near District Zhob.

The president observed that neutralizing 47 Indian sponsored Khwarij during the last two-day was the biggest success of the security forces.

He reaffirmed the determination to completely root out the cancer of terrorism, adding the nation was standing shoulder to shoulder with their security forces in the fight against terrorism.

The prime minister said that security forces valiantly foiled the nefarious designs of terrorists to infiltrate.

“The entire nation is standing with the security forces in the fight against terrorism,” PM Office Media Wing, in a press release quoted the prime minister as saying.

He further reiterated the resolve of complete eradication of terrorism of all forms from the country.

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