Kolpur: Security forces in Balochistan have killed eight terrorists, including a suicide bomber, during an intelligence-based operation in Kolpur, a move aimed at countering escalating threats in the region. This operation comes amid ongoing efforts to ensure local security and stability.

According to Radio Pakistan, the security forces also seized a significant cache of weapons and ammunition from the terrorists. In a separate incident, terrorists attacked military vehicles on patrol using armed quadcopters, resulting in the deaths of Major Omer Minhas Nasir from Chakwal and Havildar Muhammad Adnan Khan from Kotli Sattian.

The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) has highlighted ongoing intelligence-based operations in areas including Kolpur, Kardagap, and Nushki, alongside patrols of the Quetta-Taftan National Highway to secure local traffic. ISPR has committed to continuing clearance operations until the threat is fully neutralized, with intelligence-based efforts maintaining their momentum to safeguard the local populace.

Further, ISPR has accused India of providing financial support and advanced equipment to the group Fitna-ul-Hindustan. The security forces, however, are aware of the evolving threats and are determined to deny terrorists any opportunity, irrespective of their tactics.