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Two terrorists including a high value target killed in Dir operation

April 11, 2025

Security forces kill 9 terrorists including ring leader in DI Khan

April 7, 2025

Security forces killed eight terrorists trying to infiltrate through Pak-Afghan border

April 6, 2025

Security forces killed six terrorists in Kalat operation

March 30, 2025

Security forces kill four terrorists including ring leader in Khyber

January 25, 2025

Security forces kill six terrorists trying to infiltrate through Pak-Afghan border

January 23, 2025

Gun shots fired at Jewel Chowk; police on site

January 21, 2025

Security forces killed four terrorists in North Waziristan IBO

January 15, 2025

“60 per cent terrorists killed in JK are Pakistanis”: Army chief

January 13, 2025

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