41 people were killed in violent clashes in Pakistan. During an army operation in Balochistan, Pakistan, 23 militants were killed and 18 security personnel were killed. Pakistan’s Army Chief Asim Munir visited Balochistan. He reviewed the incident during this visit. He also participated in the final prayer of the martyred soldiers and met the injured.
Army chief Asim Munir reached Balochistan
Army chief Aseem Munir arrived in Balochistan amid unrest and clashes in Pakistan. According to the Pakistani Army media branch Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), Army Chief, Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfaraz Bugti and Governor Sheikh Zafar Khan Mandokhail joined the final prayers of the martyred soldiers and met the injured. He also said that he had met soldiers at Quetta’s joint military hospital.
Meeting on security situation
Pakistan Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir visited Balochistan on Saturday. According to media reports, 18 security personnel and 23 terrorists have been killed in this struggle in the last 24 hours. According to a report by Associated Press of Pakistan, in a meeting held in the presence of senior security and intelligence officials, the army chief was given detailed information about the current security situation of the province. According to the Pakistani Army media branch Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), Army Chief, Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfaraz Bugti and Governor Sheikh Zafar Khan Mandokhail joined the final prayers of the martyred soldiers and met the injured. He also talked about meeting soldiers at Quetta’s joint military hospital.
How many terrorists were killed in Balochistan?
General Munir said, “Whatever the so-called ‘Mitra-Shatru’, you will definitely be defeated in front of the determination of our country and its armed forces.” He reiterated the army’s resolve to ensure the safety and goodness of the people of Balochistan. The army said that terrorists have been killed in turbulent Balochistan areas in the last 24 hours. In one such operation in Haranai district on Saturday, national soldiers effectively faced terrorists, killing 11 terrorists and many of their locations were destroyed.
