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Pakistan's Ministry of Information and Broadcasting reported on the 21st that the Pakistani security forces launched an anti-terrorist operation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province and the border area between Pakistan and Afghanistan on the 20th, killing a total of 37 armed men. According to a statement issued by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting of Pakistan, in response to many recent terrorist attacks in Pakistan, the Pakistani security forces carried out ground operations in Kohat and other regions, and carried out targeted air raids on hideouts and security dens of terrorist organizations that carried out these attacks. Nine armed men were killed during the operation. In addition, the Palestinian security forces also carried out attacks on some terrorist camps and hideouts in the border area with Afghanistan, killing 28 armed men during the operation.
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Pakistan's Ministry of Information and Broadcasting reported on the 21st that the Pakistani security forces launched an anti-terrorist operation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province and the border area between Pakistan and Afghanistan on the 20th, killing a total of 37 armed men. According to a statement issued by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting of Pakistan, in response to many recent terrorist attacks in Pakistan, the Pakistani security forces carried out ground operations in Kohat and other regions, and carried out targeted air raids on hideouts and security dens of terrorist organizations that carried out these attacks. Nine armed men were killed during the operation. In addition, the Palestinian security forces also carried out attacks on some terrorist camps and hideouts in the border area with Afghanistan, killing 28 armed men during the operation.
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