Balochistan Ops Continue: 177 Terrorists Killed in 3 Days

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Security forces eliminate 22 more militants in overnight follow-up operations

Quetta, Pakistan | Web Desk: Security forces are continuing large-scale sanitization operations across Balochistan, killing at least 177 terrorists over the past three days, security sources confirmed.

According to officials, forces are targeting militants linked to “Fitna-e-Hindustan” in coordinated operations involving the military, intelligence agencies, and police. During overnight follow-up actions, an additional 22 terrorists were neutralized, raising the total death toll to 177.

Security sources said the operations aim to eliminate both active militants and their facilitators, with forces tightening the noose at multiple locations across the province. Further casualties and losses among terrorist networks are also being reported as the crackdown intensifies.

Authorities emphasized that the operations will continue until all threats to peace and stability in Balochistan are fully eliminated.

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