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Security forces death toll rises to 13 as two more martyred

Security forces death toll rises to 13 as two more martyred

RAWALPINDI: Two more Pakistani soldiers injured in cowardly Indian strikes on the night of May 6 and May 7 have embraced martyrdom on Wednesday.

According to the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR), confirmed the martyrdom of the two injured in Indian aggression and said that the Pakistan army personnel were undergoing treatment at the hospital, the total number of martyrs of the Pakistan army has increased to 13.

Indian Armed Forces blatant and cowardly aggression which was launched on the night of 6-7 May 2025, targeted innocent civilians, including women, children, and the elderly.

While defending the motherland with exemplary courage and unwavering resolve, 2 more valiant sons of the soil embraced martyrdom today who were hospitalised, bringing the total number of martyred personnel of the Pakistan Armed Forces to 13 while 78 have sustained injuries in the line of duty.

The martyred heroes are Havaldar Muhammad Naveed Shaheed of the Pakistan Army and Senior Technician Muhammad Ayaz Shaheed of the Pakistan Air Force. Their noble sacrifice stands as a timeless testament to their courage, devotion to duty, and unshakeable patriotism.

The Pakistan Armed Forces, in unity with the people of Pakistan, pay the highest tribute to these brave martyrs and extend heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families. Prayers are also offered for the swift and complete recovery of all those injured in the attack.

Their sacrifice will forever remain etched in the nation’s collective memory, inspiring generations to come.

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