The security forces killed 54 terrorists trying to infiltrate through the border between Pakistan-Fanganistan in the Waziristan district of the north of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, said the army media wing in a statement on Sunday.
Pakistan has witnessed an increase in terrorist activities during the past year, especially in KP and Baluchistan, after the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) outlaw (TTP) ended its high fire with the government in November 2022.
According to public relations between services (ISPR), “at night 25/26 and April 26/27, 2025, [the] movement of a large group of Khwarijthat tried to infiltrate through the border between Pakistan-Afghanistan, was detected by security forces in [the] General Area [of] Hassan Khel, Northern Waziristan district.
“[Our] Own troops effectively committed and frustrated their attempt to infiltrate. As a result of the precise and skilled commitment, the fifty -four Khawarij They have been sent to hell, ”added the statement.
According to the statement, this is the highest number of Khwarij killed by security forces in a single commitment throughout the campaign against terrorism.
The ISPR added that a large cache of weapons, ammunition and explosives also recovered from those killed. KhawarijA term that the State uses to refer to terrorists.
“Intelligence reports indicate that this group of Khawarij it was specifically infiltrating [the] Information of their ‘foreign teachers’ to undertake high -profile terrorist activities within Pakistan, “said the ISPR statement.
Referring to “Indian -free accusations against Pakistan”, he added that such actions of Fitna al Khwarij – A term that the State uses to refer to prohibited TTP – “clearly implies that FAK signals (Fitna al Khwarij) is working. ”
“Such actions are equivalent to betrayal and betrayal against the State and its citizens,” said the press release.
Mentioning the National Security Council meeting that took place earlier this week to discuss a response to the diplomatic ties that reduce India with Pakistan, including the suspension of the Indo Water Treaty, the ISPR stressed how to “distract the Pakistan security forces of its focus on the war against terror seems Oflseling of Our Rangeutson forces of ofling Offleuse.
The ISPR praised “exceptional professionalism, surveillance, [and] Preparation “demonstrated by security forces to prevent a” potential catastrophe. “
He said that Pakistan’s security forces “remain resolved and unwavering in their commitment to defend the borders of the Nation and eradicate the threat of terrorism.”
“Such bold and decisive actions further strengthen our collective resolution and underline that Pakistan is winning the war on terrorism while achieving significant successes against terrorists,” said the press release.
On Saturday, the ISPR said that two soldiers were martyred and that 15 terrorists murdered three separate commitments in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
A statement said that intelligence -based operations (IBO) were carried out on Friday and Saturday, and that eight terrorists were “sent to hell” after the troops hired them in their location during an IBO in the Karak district.
Four more were killed by the security forces in another Ibo in the Northern Waziristan district, said the army’s media wing. He added that the troops “successfully neutralized” three more terrorists in another meeting in the general area of the Waziristan district of Southern Gomal Zam.
“However, during the intense exchange of fire, two brave children of land, Lance Naik Usman Mohmand (age: 28 years, resident of the district of Charsadda) and Sepoy Imran Khan (age: 26 years, resident of the district of Kurram) having gallantly fought, paid the final sacrifice and hugged the martyrdom,” said the ISPR.
Militant violence and security operations intensified in March, with the number of militant attacks that exceed 100 for the first time since November 2014, according to a report by the Institute of Conflict Studies and Security of Pakistan.
Pakistan took second place in the 2025 global terrorism index, with the number of deaths in terrorist attacks that increased by 45 percent during the past year to 1,081.
