Pakistani security forces killed 18 militants during cross-border operations in provinces adjacent to Afghanistan. The operation took place in the northern regions of the country. The militants were identified as part of a group linked to terrorist activities.
The operation was conducted by the Pakistan Army and the Federal Police. It targeted a group believed to be associated with extremist networks. The operation resulted in the deaths of 18 militants, with no casualties reported among the security forces.
The operation follows a series of cross-border attacks by militants in the region. The Pakistani government has been intensifying efforts to combat terrorism along the border with Afghanistan. The operation is part of a broader military campaign aimed at reducing the influence of extremist groups in the area. The government has previously announced plans to strengthen border security and increase surveillance in the region. The operation is also seen as a response to recent attacks attributed to militant groups operating in the area.
