RAWALPINDI (92 News) – Frontier Corps (FC) Balochistan killed two terrorists during in intelligence-based operations (IBOs) at suspected hideouts of terrorists, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said in his statement.
According to
ISPR, the raids were conducted in
Kalat,
Kharan and
Maiwand areas of
Balochistan under the Operation
Raddul Fassad.
Large quantity of arms and ammunition including sub-machine-guns, improvised explosive devices, grenades, mines,
RPG-7 rockets and communication equipment were also recovered during the operations, the military’s media wing said in its statement.
On last Friday, at least one terrorist was killed by security forces during an intelligence based operation (IBO) in
North Waziristan.
6 security personnel martyred, 4 terrorists killed in Turbat
In earlier month, six security personnel embraced martyrdom while four terrorists were killed in an exchange of fire. The ISPR said that the
IBO was conducted on a terrorists’ hideout in Wakai area near Buleda, Turbat, Balochistan.
The jawans embraced martyrdom when terrorists targeted one of the vehicles of security forces through
IED.
FC recovers arms cache from Sibbi suburbs
On December 11, 2018, FC Balochistan recovered a cache of
arms and ammunition from the suburbs of Sibbi, Balochistan. FC personnel recovered the cache during an intelligence-based operation (IBO. Recovered items included explosives, mortar shells, rockets, anti-tank mines and accessories used in explosions.
The security forces intensified intelligence-based and combing operations in an effort to establish peace in Balochistan through operation Raddul Fasaad.
Pakistan Army shot down two Indian spy quadcopters
Earlier this week, the
Pakistan Army shot down two
Indian spy quadcopters along the line of control. The first one was struck down in Bagh sector at the LoC whereas the second one was shot down in Satwal sector.
“Not even a quadcopter will be allowed to cross
LOC, Inshaa Allah,” said Director General ISPR Asif Ghafoor.
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