11 militants killed in fresh Balochistan operations under Radd-ul-Fitna

Security forces have killed 11 militants in separate operations in Balochistan’s Panjgur and Chagai districts, according to security sources.

The operations were conducted under Operation Radd-ul-Fitna 3 as part of ongoing efforts against militant groups operating in the province.

According to the sources, the security forces targeted suspected militant positions in different areas of Panjgur and Chagai.

The operations resulted in the deaths of five militants in Gwargo, an area of Panjgur district.

In separate actions, six more militants were killed in Aminabad and Siah Chang, according to the security sources.

The operations were carried out separately, with security personnel targeting militant positions in the two districts.

Weapons and ammunition recovered

Security sources said a large quantity of weapons and ammunition was recovered during the operations in Chagai.

The recovery was made after security forces conducted actions against the militants in the area.

Officials have not provided a detailed list of the weapons and ammunition recovered during the operations.

The reported recovery, however, adds another element to the security forces’ claims about the operations and the activities of the militants targeted.

The latest actions come as security forces continue operations against militants in different parts of Balochistan.

The province has remained a major focus of counterterrorism efforts, with security agencies carrying out operations against suspected militant networks.

The authorities say such operations are aimed at preventing attacks and disrupting militant activities.

Five militants killed in Panjgur

In Gwargo, Panjgur, security forces conducted an operation in which five militants were killed, according to security sources.

The operation was part of the broader Operation Radd-ul-Fitna 3, which is being used by authorities to describe ongoing counterterrorism actions.

The sources did not provide further details about the identities of the militants or the exact circumstances in which they were killed.

No information was provided about security personnel being injured or killed during the Panjgur operation.

The lack of additional details means that several aspects of the operation remain unclear.

Authorities have continued to describe such actions as necessary to counter militant threats and protect local communities.

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Six more militants killed in Chagai

Separate operations were also conducted in Aminabad and Siah Chang in Chagai district.

According to security sources, six militants were killed during these operations.

Security forces also recovered weapons and ammunition from the militants killed in the Chagai actions, the sources said.

The operations form part of continuing security efforts in Balochistan, where authorities have been conducting actions against suspected militant groups.

Officials have not released further information about the identities of those killed or whether any specific attacks were being planned.

Such details could provide a clearer picture of the circumstances behind the latest operations.

For now, the available information is based on statements and details provided by security sources.

Mohsin Naqvi praises security forces

Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi praised the security forces following the reported operations in Panjgur and Chagai.

Naqvi commended the professional capabilities of the personnel involved and paid tribute to those who took part in the operations.

He said the security forces had shown their determination to protect national security and prevent what he described as militant plans.

The interior minister also expressed pride in the personnel involved in Operation Radd-ul-Fitna 3.

Naqvi said the nation stood with the security forces in their fight against terrorism.

He further said that operations against groups referred to by the government as Fitna al-Hindustan and Fitna al-Khawarij were continuing.

According to the minister, these operations would continue with full force.