Security forces gun down 14 Indian-backed terrorists in North Waziristan
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Pakistani Army soldiers take position as they search a house during a military operation against terrorists in North Waziristan. — AFP/File
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Rawalpindi: Security forces shot more than a dozen terrorists in an intelligence -based operation (IBO) in North Waziristan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
The army’s media wing said that after the presence of terrorists belonging to the Indian proxy, an operation was carried out in North Waziristan General Area Datta Khel, adding that security forces effectively shot and shot 14 of them after intense exchange of fire.
The ISPR noted, “Senatorial operations are being carried out to eliminate the terrorist organized by any other Indian found in the area.”
Praising the security forces on the successful operation, Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif said that the terrorists’ blasphemous intentions, and the enemies of humanity would be crushed.
Giving remarks, the Prime Minister said, “We will remove terrorism regarding the professionalism of the security forces, adding that the government and security forces are determined to completely eliminate terrorism from the country.”
The operation came a day when five Indian sponsored terrorists were shot dead during an IBO in Kachi district of Mach area of Balochistan.
IBOS is part of the ongoing national efforts to prevent the threat of terrorism, which saw a slight increase in militant attacks in May 2025.
The data released by the Pakistan Institute for Conflict and Security Studies (PICS), based in Islamabad, indicates a 5 % increase in attacks compared to April, though the overall image shows that the militant groups are widespread despite regional geographical political climate.
According to the PICS monthly security diagnosis, 85 militant attacks were recorded in May, which increased from 81 to 81 in April.
The incident resulted in 113 deaths, including 52 security forces personnel, 46 civilians, 11 militants, and four members of the peace committees. This month, 182 people were injured, including 130 civilians, 47 security personnel, four militants, and members of a peace committee.
Although the total number of attacks has only seen a slight increase, the deep sinking in the data shows some trends.
The deaths of security personnel increased by 73 percent, which indicates a constant threat posed by Pakistan’s armed forces.
Civilian injuries were also dramatically observed by a 145 % increase, which increased from 130 to 130 in May, which highlighted the increasing effects of militant activities on the general public. On the contrary, security personnel were injured by 20 %, which increased to 59 to 47.
At least 59 militants were killed in operations launched by security forces during the month, while five security personnel lost their lives.
In addition, seven security personnel and five militants were injured. Security forces also arrested 52 suspected militants during various intelligence -based operations.
Combining militant attacks and security operations, the overall crash toll for May was 172, including 57 security personnel, 65 militants, 46 civilians, and four members of the Peace Committee.
A total of 194 people were injured, including 130 civilians, 54 security personnel, nine militants, and members of a peace committee. During the month, militants kidnapped at least 19 people.
The deaths of security personnel were an amazingly 78 % increase in May’s security scenario, which was unlike the 68 % decrease in militants’ deaths compared to April. In particular, May October 2024 was the first month after the militant casualties were recorded in double digits (65), which is a sharp decline from 203 in April.
Balochistan and KP have been the most affected provinces, which are 82 out of 85 attacks across the country. Balochistan faced high -level violence, with a 35 militant attack, including 30 civilians, 18 security personnel, and three militants and 100 injured (94 civilians, five security personnel, one militant).
The government, at the behest of India, has blamed Indian -backed Fatna Alndston terrorists for committing numerous terrorist incidents in Balochistan.
Specifically, after the last month’s attack on schoolchildren, the relations between the nuclear armed neighbors have already made another unpleasant between tensions.
A powerful explosion near Zero Point in Khusdar, Balochistan, targeted a school bus, including five, including three students, on the spot and dozens of others injured, which also condemned the international community from all over the country and from the international community.
Secretary Interior Captain (Rate) Khurram Mohammad Agha said on May 23 that Pakistan’s response to the recent fitness El -India attack in Khosdar would be “decisive”, in which it would be warned that the culprits would not succeed in their objectives.
The army has promised to end the terrorist -sponsored terrorism from the country and has confirmed the country’s commitment to bring criminals to militancy and their facilitators.
To attack Pakistan, Pakistan has once again extended the patronage of India’s terrorist groups such as Tahir Talban Pakistan (TTP) and the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA).
Relations between neighbors equipped with both nuclear weapons came to the lowest level after the recent standing about the killing of 26 tourists in Pahalgam, the Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, which New Delhi accused Islamabad.
Pakistan clearly rejected the incident, while presenting a transparent investigation into the incident, and drawing the attention of the international community to Indian proxies involved in terrorism within the country.
