Six troops martyred fighting off check post assault

The army said six soldiers were martyred fighting a terrorist attack on their check post in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Thal district, while 22 were killed in intelligence-based operations (IBOs) in the volatile province on December 6-7. The terrorists were killed. On Saturday, the security forces conducted an operation in Gul Imam area of ​​Tank district on a tip-off about the presence of terrorists. The army’s media wing ISPR said in a statement, “During the operation, its own troops effectively engaged the Khawarij position, and as a result, 9 Khawarij were killed, while 6 were injured,” the army’s media wing ISPR said in a statement. , “Khawarij” is the term used by the outlawed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan for terrorist organizations responsible for most of the violence in at least 10 KP districts To the security forces in WaziristanTerrorists were eliminated in another IBO conducted from, according to a military statement, “In a third encounter, security forces foiled a Khawarij attempt to attack a security forces post in Thal district and killed three Khawarijs. Gone,” said the ISPR. “However, during the fierce exchange of fire, the brave sons of Chhadharti fought bravely and gave the last sacrifice and embraced martyrdom. The ISPR identified the martyred as Naib Subidar Muhammad Khalid.They are 39 years old, Havaldar Jadid Ali (35), Lance Naik Wilayat Hussain (28). Lance Naik Saifullah (30), Lance Naik Rehman (27) and Sepah Nizamuddin (27) Pakistani authorities have repeatedly said that terrorists use the territory of neighboring Afghanistan as a launching pad for cross-border attacks. It was said at the 84th Formation Commanders’ Conference held at GHQ on December 5That it is in the interest of both neighboring countries. Instead of focusing on mutually beneficial engagements, Islamic countries need to take concrete steps to prevent the IAG [Interim Afghan Government] from using their territory by terrorists. A large number of senior military and civilian officials including District Corps Commander Peshawar and a large number of local citizens attended the last rites of the martyrs. ISPR said that the great sacrifices of these martyrs in defense of the motherland are not in vain