Pakistan: Gun Fight Left 5 Terrorists Killed & 4 Soldiers Martyred

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — (Daily Post) - At least 5 terrorists were killed and 4 Pakistani soldiers were martyred in an attack on the Pakistani army.

On November 6, 2024, a shootout between terrorists and Pakistani forces took place in the South Waziristan district.

But during the intense firefight, four brave sons of the soil, Naib Subedar Taib Shah (38 years old, from District Tank), Lance Naik Gulab Zaman (30 years old, from District Karak), Lance Naik Muzammil Mehmood (30 years old, from District Karak), and Lance Naik Habibullah (28 years old, from District Orakzai) embraced martyrdom.

A cleansing operation is being carried out to remove leftover terrorists in the area because Pakistan's Security Forces are dedicated to eradicating the danger of terrorism and the sacrifices made by the brave warriors only strengthen our belief in victory.

Mohsin Naqvi, the Federal Interior Minister, strongly condemned the terrorist attack on the troops in South Waziristan.

Source: NoPR-332/2024-ISPR

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