North Waziristan: Security Forces Operation, 14 Indian-Sponsored Militants Killed

In a significant development, Pakistani security forces conducted a successful intelligence-based operation in the North Waziristan district, resulting in the elimination of 14 foreign militants allegedly sponsored by India.

According to security sources, the operation was carried out after receiving credible intelligence about the presence of heavily armed terrorists in the area. The militants were reportedly planning a major terrorist activity targeting key installations and civilian populations.

During the operation, intense exchange of fire took place, leading to the death of all 14 militants. No casualties were reported among the security personnel, showcasing the effectiveness and preparedness of the forces involved.

Initial investigations and recovered materials from the site suggest that the militants had links to Indian intelligence agencies, with the aim to destabilize Pakistan’s internal security situation. The identities and affiliations of the killed militants are currently being verified.

This operation is seen as a major success in Pakistan’s ongoing fight against terrorism and foreign-sponsored insurgency. The military has reaffirmed its commitment to rooting out all threats and ensuring peace and stability across the region.

Authorities have also increased surveillance and intelligence efforts in other sensitive areas to preempt any further attempts of infiltration or sabotage.

The local population has lauded the efforts of the security forces, expressing relief and gratitude for the swift and decisive action taken against the terrorists.