Security forces conducted a decisive operation against Indian-backed terrorists in Pattak city of Basima, located in District Washuk, Balochistan, resulting in the killing of three terrorists belonging to the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) and injuries to seven others during an intense exchange of gunfire.
According to preliminary reports, security agencies received credible intelligence indicating that Indian-backed terrorists had established an illegal checkpoint in the area, allegedly to monitor movement and exert control over the locality. Acting swiftly on the intelligence, security forces deployed specialized combat teams to the site to challenge the presence of the terrorists and restore security in the region.
Upon reaching Pattak, security personnel encountered the terrorists, who reportedly opened fire on the advancing troops, triggering a fierce firefight between the two sides. The exchange of gunfire continued for a considerable period as security forces engaged the terrorists in a coordinated and tactical response.
During the confrontation, three Indian-backed terrorists affiliated with the BLA were killed, while seven others sustained injuries.
