Security forces foiled two border infiltration attempts along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, killing 13 militants. This successful operation highlights ongoing efforts to secure national borders. It also reflects the military’s strong response to rising cross-border threats.
According to Inter-Services Public Relations, the militants belonged to a group described as “Fitna al-Khawarij.” Officials said the group was allegedly backed by external elements. The statement emphasized that such threats continue to challenge regional stability and security.
Moreover, in Mohmand District, security forces detected suspicious movement near the border. They quickly engaged the group and carried out a targeted operation. As a result, eight militants were killed during the exchange of fire.
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In a separate incident in North Waziristan, forces intercepted another infiltration attempt. A heavy firefight followed, leading to the killing of five militants. These coordinated actions show the military’s readiness to respond swiftly to security threats.
Finally, ISPR urged the Afghan government to prevent its territory from being used for attacks against Pakistan. It reaffirmed that security forces remain committed to defending the country’s borders. The military also confirmed that clearance operations continue to eliminate remaining threats after the border infiltration attempts.