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15 terrorists killed in intelligence-based operations across Balochistan

Security forces have conducted multiple operations in Balochistan, killing 15 terrorists and recovering weapons, according to reports.

10 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Security forces have reportedly killed 15 terrorists during multiple intelligence-based operations (IBOs) executed in various locations across Balochistan. The operations took place in Mastung, Bolan, Washuk, Awaran, Sibi, Khuzdar, Harnai, and Noshki, as stated by security sources cited in media reports.

The operations were carried out as part of Operation Raddul Fitna 3, which aims to counteract extremist networks in the region. According to state-run Pakistan TV, the actions have significantly hampered the movements of local terrorist groups.

In a separate operation, security forces killed five terrorists, including a key commander, in the Panjgur district. This operation targeted the Sarkini and Chedgi areas and was also part of Operation Raddul Fitna 3. Radio Pakistan reported on the details of this specific operation and the identification of the terrorists involved.

Weapons and ammunition were recovered during these operations, further indicating the impact of the security forces' actions against militant groups in Balochistan.

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