Security Forces have successfully conducted a major search and sanitization operation under Operation Radd-ul-Fitna 3 in the Kambila and Asimabad areas on the outskirts of Quetta, clearing a significant area and delivering a decisive setback to terrorist elements.
According to operational details, security forces conducted a comprehensive clearance operation covering approximately 68 square kilometers of terrain, targeting suspected terrorist hideouts and eliminating potential safe havens used by hostile elements.
During the operation, 8 to 10 terrorists were neutralized, while the bodies of two terrorists were recovered. Additionally, three to four terrorists sustained injuries, including terrorist commander Shaukat Mama, while 12 suspected individuals were taken into custody for further investigation.
The successful operation resulted in the dismantling of multiple suspected terrorist shelters and the removal of extremist symbols and flags associated with Fitna al-Hindustan from the cleared areas.
Security officials stated that the operation was conducted as part of ongoing efforts to eliminate terrorist infrastructure, disrupt militant networks, and restore lasting peace and stability in the region.
The forces demonstrated exceptional professionalism and operational preparedness throughout the mission, ensuring effective clearance of the targeted areas while maintaining strict security measures.
Officials reaffirmed that Operation Radd-ul-Fitna 3 will continue with full force until the complete elimination of terrorism and the dismantling of all remaining terrorist networks.
Security Forces reiterated their unwavering commitment to protecting citizens, defending national security, and ensuring that terrorist organizations are denied any space to operate within the country.
The latest success reflects Pakistan’s continued resolve to combat terrorism through intelligence-based operations, coordinated actions, and sustained security efforts aimed at establishing a peaceful and secure environment.
