In Balochistan, security forces killed twelve militants.

The sources said that in reaction to the several terrorist strikes in Balochistan, the security forces killed 12 terrorists and injured a number of others.

On the evenings of August 24 and 25, terrorists, according to security sources, carried out cowardly attacks at several locations in Balochistan.

According to the sources, defense and law enforcement organizations are successfully fending off these attempts.

In several gun attack incidents in the districts of Kalat, Musakhel, and Bolan in Balochistan, at least 38 people—including police and Levies personnel—were martyred.

Eight Balochistan Levies men were killed in various instances in the Kalat district on Sunday night, according to authorities.

Dostin Dashti, the Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) for Kalat, stated that three people, four Levies employees, and a police sub-inspector were among the martyrs.

According to the police, “a gunfight between police and armed men has been going on since last night on Kalat’s national highway and city.”

Injury to Kalat AC
Aftab Ahmed, the Kalat Assistant Commissioner, and a Levies officer were also hurt in another incident involving gunfire.

The incident happened when unknown gunmen opened fire on the check post, resulting in a gunfight between the attackers and Levies staff, according to SSP Kalat.

To receive medical attention, the hurt cops were brought to a local hospital.

Ahmed’s condition, according to Kalat Commissioner Naeem Bazai, is not in danger.

Twelve terrorists are killed by security personnel.
In the meantime, several locations in Balochistan were assaulted by terrorists on the evenings of August 24 and 25, according to security sources.

According to the sources, the security forces shot and killed 12 terrorists in retaliation for the strikes, injuring numerous more.

They declared that the security effort would not end until the terrorists were vanquished.

In Musakhel, 23 travelers were slain.
In a horrifying incident that took place in the Musakhel district of Balochistan, armed men killed at least twenty-three passengers after removing them off trucks and buses.

At least 23 people from various regions of Punjab were killed when armed men stopped the cars in the Rarah Sham area of Musa Khel on the national highway, according to SP Ayub Achakzai.

In the process, ten automobiles were set on fire by the armed guys.

The remains are currently being transferred to the hospital by the Frontier Corps (FC), police, and Levies, according to SP Ayub Achakzai.

One person was killed in the Bolan railway blast.
A blast in Bolan, Balochistan, has left at least one person dead, others injured, and train services suspended.

Railway sources report that Friday night’s explosion in Bolan’s Dozan neighborhood destroyed the railway bridge.

Trains from Karachi and Rawalpindi to Quetta and other regions of the nation have been suspended due to the collapse of a railway bridge, according to additional sources.

Additional information from security sources indicates that operations will not stop until all terrorists have been destroyed.