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Operation in Mach continues with great success: ISPR

Operation in Mach continues with great success: ISPR

RAWALPINDI: The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) has said that the operation in Mach, Balochistan continues with great success, adding nine terrorists were sent to hell yesterday, we can confirm that 13 more terrorists have been killed on Thursday, the number of killed terrorists is expected to rise.

The operation continues with the unwavering resolve of Pakistan Army, FC (North) Balochistan and Law Enforcement Agency (LEAs).

Earlier on night 29/30 January 2024, four brave members of Law Enforcement Agencies were martyred and nine terrorists killed in attacks in Balochistan.

According to reports that multiple terrorists including suicide bombers attacked in Mach and Kolpur Complexes in Balochistan, which were effectively responded by Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs).

Security forces in the vicinity were immediately mobilized who are carrying out ensuing operation.

Nine terrorists including three suicide bombers have been sent to hell till now and 3 were injured.

However, during intense exchange of fire, having fought gallantly, four soldiers embraced Shahadat along with two innocent civilians.

Effective response by Law Enforcement Agencies is a testament of their unrelenting resolve in fight against terrorism.

Pakistan’s Security Forces stand shoulder to shoulder with other Law Enforcement Agencies to ensure peace & stability in the country.

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