Pakistan says it carried out ground operation, strikes along Afghan border, killing 29 militants
Pakistan security forces have killed 29 militants during a series of ground operations and air strikes along the border with Afghanistan.
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Pakistan's security forces carried out a ground operation and strikes along the Afghan border, resulting in the deaths of 29 militants. The operations were confirmed by multiple sources, including the Pakistani government and various news outlets.
The story quieted without further developments or reactions from Afghanistan.
Epilogue added 73d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Pakistani forces conducted ground operations and air strikes targeting militants along the border with Afghanistan. According to the information minister, 29 terrorists were killed during these actions.
Coverage from AP News, Reuters, Dawn, and 10TV emphasizes the scale of the border operation. Additionally, Dunya News reports that security forces foiled a major terror plot in Panjgur.
Further reports may clarify the specific nature of the foiled plot in Panjgur and provide additional details regarding the border strikes.
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Sources (12)
- Pakistan launches deadly strikes along Afghan border BBC News · 75d ago
- Pakistan says it carried out a ground operation and strikes along the Afghan border NBC News · 75d ago
- Pakistan says its security forces killed 29 fighters along Afghan border Al Jazeera · 76d ago
- Pakistan says it carried out a ground operation and strikes along the border with Afghanistan, killing 29 militants KTVB · 76d ago
- Pakistan says it struck militant targets in Afghanistan Yahoo · 76d ago
- Security forces kill 29 terrorists in ground ops, air strikes along Pak-Afghan border: info minister Dawn · 76d ago
- Pakistan says its security forces killed 29 militants in ground operation, strikes along Afghan border CBS News · 76d ago
- Pakistan says it carried out a ground operation and strikes along the border with Afghanistan, killing 29 militants 10TV · 76d ago
- Security forces foil major terror plot in Panjgur Dunya News · 76d ago
- Security forces kill 29 terrorists in ground ops, air strikes along Pak-Afghan border: Info minister Dawn · 76d ago
- Pakistan forces kill 29 militants in border operation, AP reports Reuters · 76d ago
- Pakistan says it carried out ground operation, strikes along Afghan border, killing 29 militants AP News · 76d ago broke it first
Answered
How many militants were killed in the border operation?
Pakistan reports that 29 militants were killed during the ground operations and strikes.
Where did the operations take place?
The operations occurred along the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
What other security activity was reported?
Dunya News reports that security forces foiled a major terror plot in Panjgur.
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