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'High-value target' among two terrorists killed in DI Khan IBO |
2024-02-02 |
![]() In a statement, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said that the security forces conducted the IBO in DI Khan on the "reported presence of terrorists". “During the conduct of operation, intense fire exchange took place between own troops and terrorists as a result of which HVT terrorist ring leader Ashraf Sheikh and terrorist Burhan Ullah were sent to hell.” According to the military’s media wing, weapons, ammunition, and explosives were also recovered from the killed terrorists. It further said that the militants remained actively involved in numerous terrorist activities including target killing of innocent civilians. The ISPR said that a sanitisation operation is being conducted to eliminate any other terrorists found in the area. “Locals of the area appreciated the operation and expressed their full support to eliminate the menace of terrorism,” read the statement. It is pertinent to mention here that Pakistan witnessed a spike in terror incidents as the nation is going to enter the much-awaited general elections on February 8. Earlier today, at least one person was killed and four others were injured as multiple blasts were reported in different parts of Balochistan including the provincial capital Quetta. Related: Dera Ismail Khan: 2024-01-20 9 sewage samples test positive for polio across Pakistan Dera Ismail Khan: 2024-01-09 Soldier martyred in shootout with terrorists in North Waziristan: ISPR Dera Ismail Khan: 2024-01-06 2 terrorists, including ‘high-value target’, killed in Tank operation: ISPR Related: Inter-Services Public Relations: 2024-01-31 Nine terrorists including suicide bombers killed in Balochistan attacks Inter-Services Public Relations: 2024-01-30 Pakistan, Iran stress joint efforts to fight terrorism Inter-Services Public Relations: 2024-01-19 Pakistan Army used killer drones, rockets, loitering munitions to target terrorist hideouts in Iran: ISPR |
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