Rawalpindi: Army media wing reported Thursday, that at least 10 terrorists were neutralized during a fire with security forces during an intelligence operation (IBO) in Dera Ismail Khan district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Security forces conducted an operation on March 20, 2025, based on the presence of terrorists, according to a statement from Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR).
The ISPR said, “During the operation, stealthily around the Khawarij site, its troops effectively engaged them, and as a result all ten foods were sent to hell.”
It also said that during the intense fire exchange, Captain Hassanin Akhtar, who was guiding his army from the front and fought bravely, paid the final sacrifice and embraced the martyrdom.
The 24 -year -old Shaheed Army officer was a resident of Jhelum district.
Captain Hassanin was a brave officer and was famous for his courage and courage and courageous action during the previous operations.
The statement said, “During the operation, weapons and ammunition were also recovered from the Kharijites, which was active in several terrorist activities against law enforcement agencies, as well as targeting the killing of innocent civilians.”
It added that hygiene operations are being carried out to eliminate any other clinic found in the area, as Pakistan’s security forces are determined to eliminate the threat of terrorism from the country and to further strengthen our solutions with such sacrifices of our brave young officers.
Pakistan is suffering a dangerous increase in terrorist attacks, targeting law enforcement and security forces, especially in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, as the banned organization Tahrikkiban broke the ceasefire agreement in 2022.
According to data released by the Pakistan Institute for Conflict and Security Studies (PICS), in January 2025, the country saw a sharp rise in terrorist attacks in January 2025, which increased by 42 %.
Statistics have revealed that at least 74 militants were recorded nationwide, resulting in 91 deaths, including 35 security personnel, 20 civilians, and 36 militants. Another 117 people were injured, including 53 security forces personnel, 54 civilians, and 10 militants.
