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Security forces kill 21 India-backed terrorists in multiple KP operations: ISPR

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September 6, 2026
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Safety forces killed no less than 21 India-backed Fitna al-Khawarij terrorists throughout a number of engagements in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the Inter-Companies Public Relations (ISPR) stated on Sunday.

In response to the army’s media wing, the terrorists had been neutralised throughout engagements between September 3 and 5.

“Following the profitable engagement by safety forces on the night time 31 August/1 September 2026 alongside the Pakistan-Afghanistan Border in North Waziristan District, 10 extra khawarij holed up within the space had been despatched to hell, rising the full variety of khawarij who had been attempting to infiltrate and successfully neutralised by safety forces to 25,” learn the communique.

Safety forces had killed 15 terrorists whereas foiling a infiltration try alongside the Pakistan-Afghanistan border reverse North Waziristan district on the night time of August 31 and September 1.

In the meantime, the ISPR stated that safety forces picked up motion of one other group of khawarij alongside the border in North Waziristan.

Safety forces successfully engaged the group, killing seven militants, it added.

4 extra terrorists had been additionally neutralised in two completely different encounters in Kohat and Dera Ismail Khel districts throughout joint operations, the ISPR stated.

The army maintained that repeated incidents alongside Pakistan-Afghanistan border have as soon as once more vindicated Pakistan’s stance relating to the Afghan Taliban regime’s failure to disclaim the usage of Afghan soil to the terrorist organisation, underneath their patronage, for cross-border terrorism.

“The Afghan Taliban regime has constantly failed to make sure efficient border administration and honour its worldwide counter-terrorism obligations,” the ISPR stated.

Safety forces, nevertheless, stay resolute and unwavering of their dedication to defend the nation’s frontiers, it added.

Sanitisation operations had been being carried out to remove some other India-sponsored kharji discovered within the space.

Pakistan witnessed a surge in terror actions, notably in its KP and Balochistan provinces, since 2021, when the Afghan Taliban got here into energy.

In response to a report by the Centre for Analysis and Safety Research (CRSS), the 2 provinces remained the nation’s foremost hotspots for violence through the second quarter of 2026, with KP rising because the worst-affected area.

The report acknowledged that KP and Balochistan collectively accounted for practically 96% of all violence-related fatalities recorded through the quarter. Of the full deaths, greater than 61% (475) had been reported in KP, whereas Balochistan accounted for 34% (265).

KP additionally recorded the best variety of violent incidents, with 151 circumstances, representing 57% of the nationwide complete. Balochistan adopted with 94 incidents, or 35%, underscoring the focus of militant exercise within the two provinces.



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