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Nineteen India-backed terrorists killed in Balochistan IBOs: ISPR

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September 23, 2026
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  • IBOs performed in Shaban, Kech and Quetta West: ISPR.
  • Subedar Muhammad Jamil embraces martyrdom in line of responsibility.
  • ISPR vows counter-terrorism marketing campaign to proceed at full tempo.

RAWALPINDI: Safety forces killed 19 terrorists belonging to Indian-sponsored Fitna Al Khawarij and Fitna Al Hindustan in a number of engagements in Balochistan since September 21, the army’s media wing stated on Wednesday.

In line with Inter-Companies Public Relations (ISPR), intelligence businesses reported the presence of a number of hideouts of Indian-sponsored terrorists within the basic space of Shaban, Quetta, posing a menace to the native inhabitants.

“With the intention to safeguard the native populace and clear the world of terrorists, safety forces have been conducting a clearance operation within the basic space of Shaban, District Quetta, since 21 September 2026,” stated ISPR.  

In the course of the operation, the safety forces successfully engaged and cleared a number of terrorist hideouts.

Following an intense change of fireplace, 13 Indian-sponsored terrorists have been killed to date, it added.

Weapons, ammunition and explosives have been additionally recovered from the cleared hideouts, whereas the clearance operation will proceed till the menace within the space is totally neutralised.

In separate engagements, on September 22 and 23, the safety forces performed pre-emptive intelligence-based operations in District Kech and District Quetta West, learn the assertion.

In the course of the operations, troops successfully engaged the terrorists and, following an intense change of fireplace, six terrorists have been killed. Weapons and ammunition have been additionally recovered.

In the course of the change of fireplace, the army’s media wing stated Subedar Muhammad Jamil, 39, a son of the soil, made the final word sacrifice within the line of responsibility and embraced martyrdom, stated the ISPR.

The relentless counter-terrorism marketing campaign underneath the imaginative and prescient of “Azm-e-Istehkam,” as accredited by the Federal Apex Committee on the Nationwide Motion Plan, will proceed at full tempo, vowed the army’s media wing.   

Safety forces and regulation enforcement businesses stay dedicated to eliminating the menace of foreign-sponsored and supported terrorism from the nation, the assertion learn. 

Pakistan has skilled a pointy improve in terror assaults, with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and Balochistan significantly affected, following the Afghan Taliban’s return to energy.

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

KP and Balochistan collectively accounted for practically 96% of all violence-related fatalities recorded in the course of the quarter, the report stated. Of the whole deaths, greater than 61% (475) have been reported in KP, whereas Balochistan accounted for 34% (265).

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





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