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Four terrorists killed as security forces foil suicide attack in South Waziristan: ISPR

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July 26, 2026
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Safety forces destroy an explosive-laden car; President Zardari, Naqvi hail safety forces’ swift response

4 terrorists have been killed in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa’s South Waziristan district after safety forces thwarted a serious terrorist plot by destroying an “explosive-laden car meant for a suicide assault”, the navy’s media wing mentioned on Saturday.

In accordance with an announcement issued by the Inter-Companies Public Relations (ISPR), the assault came about immediately when terrorists belonging to the “Indian-sponsored Fitna Al Khwarij” tried to assault a safety forces examine publish in South Waziristan district.

“The khwarij sought to breach the examine publish safety; nonetheless, their nefarious designs have been checked and decisively foiled by the vigilant and resolute response of safety forces,” the assertion mentioned.

Learn: 12 troops amongst 15 martyred in Tank terror assault

The ISPR mentioned safety forces efficiently engaged the explosive-laden car and destroyed it exterior the perimeter of the publish, killing one suicide bomber contained in the car. It added that the assault didn’t trigger any injury.

“Safety personnel engaged the remaining intruders, forcing three khwarij into a close-by compound, who have been later neutralised in a deliberate clearance operation with precision, with none casualty on the forces’ aspect,” the assertion mentioned whereas hailing the troopers for displaying “unwavering braveness {and professional} excellence” through the operation.

Fitna al-Khawarij is the time period the state makes use of for terrorists belonging to the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).

It additional mentioned {that a} sanitisation operation was underway to get rid of some other “Indian-sponsored kharji” discovered within the space.

The navy’s media wing mentioned the counterterrorism marketing campaign below the imaginative and prescient of “Azm-e-Istehkam”, accredited by the Federal Apex Committee on the Nationwide Motion Plan, would proceed at full tempo to get rid of the specter of foreign-sponsored and supported terrorism from the nation.

Additionally Learn: Two officers martyred in terrorist ambush on govt car in Kohat

President Asif Ali Zardari and Inside Minister Mohsin Naqvi praised safety forces for thwarting the terrorist assault, lauding their well timed response {and professional} motion.

In an announcement, President Zardari counseled the forces for defeating what he described because the terrorists’ “nefarious designs” by a swift and decisive operation.

“The safety forces foiled the nefarious designs of terrorists by well timed and decisive motion,” the president mentioned.

He mentioned safety forces and regulation enforcement companies have been persevering with operations towards terrorism with full willpower and resolve.

“Terrorists and their facilitators will likely be defeated in all circumstances,” he added.

Naqvi additionally paid tribute to the safety forces for foiling the tried suicide assault.

“The nation is happy with the officers and personnel of Pakistan’s safety forces,” the inside minister mentioned.

He mentioned safety forces have been preventing terrorism with “unwavering resolve and extraordinary spirit” and attaining vital successes.

Learn Extra: Terrorists should not be known as by some other identify, says Tarar

Terrorist assaults have elevated in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan in recent times, elevating considerations over the safety scenario within the two provinces. Safety forces have been conducting operations to counter the menace, focusing on terrorist teams.

Within the newest incident, not less than 15 safety personnel and a authorities official have been martyred when terrorists belonging to the “Indian-sponsored Fitna al Khwarij” attacked a joint police examine publish in Okay-P’s Tank district late Thursday night time.

The identical night time, an assistant sub-inspector of the Kohat Excise Workplace and a Customs official have been martyred, whereas one other Customs official was severely injured after terrorists ambushed a authorities car at a joint examine publish on the Indus Freeway in Kohat and set it ablaze.



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