Rawalpindi (Ghag Report) Eight soldiers were martyred in a clearance operation and all 10 terrorists were killed in the forceful retaliatory action of the forces in Bannu.
According to the Public Relations wing of the Pakistan Army (ISPR), on the morning of July 15, a group of 10 terrorists attacked the Bannu cantonment, however, due to a quick response by security forces the terrorists failed to enter the cantonment.
According to ISPR, the suicide blast led to the collapse of a portion of the wall. It damaged the adjoining infrastructure, resulting in the shahadat of eight brave sons of soil including Naib Subedar Muhammad Shehzad (age: 44 years, resident of: District Poonch, AJK), Havaldar Zil-e-Hussain (age: 39 years, resident of: District Khushab), Havaldar Shahzad Ahmed (age: 28 years, resident of: District Neelum, AJK), Sepoy Ashfaq Hussain Khan (age: 30 years, resident of: District Muzzafarabad, AJK), Sepoy Sobhan Majeed (age: 22 years, resident of: District Muzzafarabad, AJK), Sepoy Imtiaz Khan (age: 30 years, resident of: District Karak), Sepoy Arsalan Aslam (age: 26 years, resident of: District Bahawalpur) of Pakistan Army and Lance Naik Sabz Ali (age: 34 years, resident of: Lakki Marwat) of Frontier Constabulary.
“The heinous act of terrorism has been undertaken by Hafiz Gul Bahadur group, which operates from Afghanistan and has used Afghan soil to orchestrate acts of terrorism inside Pakistan in the past as well. Pakistan has consistently raised its concerns with the Interim Afghan Government, asking them to deny persistent use of Afghan soil by the terrorists and take effective action against such elements” the ISPR said.
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