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197 terrorists killed in anti-terror operations in Balochistan

Several follow-up and sanitization operations against the remaining militants are still underway.

Security sources have said that 197 terrorists belonging to Fitna al-Hindustan have been killed in anti-terror operations carried out over the past three days across different areas.

According to the sources, several follow-up and sanitization operations against the remaining militants are still underway to ensure complete clearance of affected regions. Security forces are continuing efforts to eliminate any remaining threats and restore peace.

During these operations, 22 brave Pakistani personnel embraced martyrdom while defending the country and protecting innocent civilians. The martyrs include members of the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps (FC), Police and Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA), security sources confirmed.

Security officials also stated that 36 innocent civilians lost their lives due to the brutality of the terrorists. The victims include women and children, as well as Baloch civilians.

The sources reiterated that the security forces remain fully committed to safeguarding the motherland and ensuring the safety of citizens, and that operations against terrorism will continue until lasting peace is achieved.

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