Security sources have strongly rejected circulating claims allegedly made by elements associated with Fitna al Hindustan regarding an attack on security forces in the Heronak area of Kech district, describing the reports as entirely false, fabricated, and part of a coordinated disinformation campaign.
According to official clarification, no incident of the nature being claimed occurred in the mentioned area. Authorities emphasized that the reports are based on unfounded assertions deliberately designed to mislead the public and distort ground realities.
Security officials stated that such fabricated narratives are a recurring tactic used by terrorist-linked networks to create confusion, exaggerate their operational presence, and undermine public confidence in the security situation. These false claims, they added, have no connection with verified facts or actual developments on the ground.
It was further noted that the dissemination of such misinformation is aimed at serving the interests of external handlers of these groups, while simultaneously attempting to instill fear and uncertainty among local populations. Officials described these efforts as psychological operations intended to influence perception rather than reflect any operational reality.
Security institutions reaffirmed that forces remain fully alert, professionally deployed, and actively engaged in maintaining peace and stability across the region. Any attempt to spread false information or propaganda aimed at disturbing public order will be addressed in accordance with the law.
The public has been urged to rely exclusively on verified official sources for accurate information and to avoid sharing unconfirmed reports originating from hostile or terrorist-affiliated platforms. Authorities reiterated their commitment to countering not only kinetic threats posed by terrorist elements but also their ongoing disinformation campaigns aimed at destabilizing peace and eroding public trust.
