कराची ब्लास्ट से बौखलाई पाकिस्तानी आर्मी, अफगान बॉर्डर के पास 29 विद्रोही ढेर – Pakistani army ground operation strikes along Afghan border after karachi blast ntc rmxk
The Pakistani Army is in panic after the suicide attack near the headquarters of Pakistan Rangers in Karachi. The army carried out a major ground operation near the Afghanistan-Pakistan border and carried out air strikes on rebel positions. During this period the army killed 29 rebels.
Pakistan Information Minister Attaullah Tarar said that this campaign was started in response to several terrorist attacks in recent times across the country.
This action took place a day after the suicide attack in Karachi on Sunday. Terrorists armed with weapons and explosives attacked the regional headquarters of Pakistan Rangers in Karachi. Three soldiers were killed in this attack.
Security forces retaliated by killing three attackers and one injured attacker was arrested. The army identified him as an Afghan citizen.
Responsibility for the attack was claimed by Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, an affiliate of Tehreek-e-Taliban Formed by separating from Pakistan (TTP).
Regarding the military operation, Attaullah Tarar said that in the latest operation the bases of Jamaat-ul-Ahrar and Fitna al-Khawarij were targeted. The Pakistan government uses the term Fitna al-Khawarij for TTP.
First of all in Bajaur district of Pakistan-afghanistan Ground operation was conducted on the basis of intelligence information near the border.
After this, attacks were carried out on terrorist bases located in the border areas of Afghanistan. During this period, three positions were targeted in Paktia Province, Paktika Province and Kunar Province, where 29 rebels were killed.
The Pakistani Army also claimed that a large quantity of arms and ammunition present at these bases was also destroyed.
Let us tell you that in the last few years, Pakistan has taken action several times on the Afghan border and on alleged terrorist bases inside Afghanistan. Pakistan claims that the Afghan Taliban government provides shelter to TTP and other terrorists who carry out attacks in Pakistan. At the same time, Kabul has been continuously rejecting these allegations.
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