Pakistan Security Forces Kill 27 Militants in Two-Phase Balochistan Raid
Pakistani security forces killed 27 militants in an intelligence-based operation in Mastung district, Balochistan, security sources said Sunday. The raid in Karam Valley unfolded in two phases, with 15 killed first and 12 more in the second. A local militant commander died alongside his associates, and troops seized weapons, ammunition and improvised explosive devices.
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The operation targeted Karam Valley in Mastung district, part of Pakistan's southwestern Balochistan province, according to security sources cited by UNB. Forces moved in on intelligence, then split the raid into two stages.
Fifteen militants were killed in the first phase. Another 12 died in the second, bringing the toll to 27.
A local militant commander was among the dead, killed along with his associates, the sources said.
Troops also came away with hardware: a large quantity of weapons, ammunition and improvised explosive devices recovered from the militants' hideouts, per the same sources.
The announcement came on Sunday, with the security sources providing the casualty figures and details of the seizures.
TopicsPakistan security forces · Mastung district · Balochistan · Karam Valley
Source: unb.com.bd
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