A devastating terrorist attack in the Mangocher area of Kalat district Balochistan has left 18 soldiers of the Frontier Corps martyred. The attack occurred on the night of January 31 and February 1 when terrorists attempted to establish illegal roadblocks in the region. The brave soldiers of the Frontier Corps thwarted the attack killing 12 terrorists and ensuring the safety of the local populace.
The security forces and law enforcement agencies responded swiftly to the situation, launching an immediate counter-operation. The forces successfully neutralized the threat, but not without making the ultimate sacrifice. The 18 martyred soldiers fought gallantly, protecting their fellow citizens and upholding the sovereignty of Pakistan. Their bravery and dedication will never be forgotten.
The nation mourns the loss of its heroes, with leaders from across the country paying tribute to the martyred soldiers. President Asif Zardari strongly condemned the terrorist attack, expressing deep grief and sorrow over the martyrdom of the 18 Frontier Corps personnel. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif also condemned the attack, praising the bravery of the security forces and affirming the nation’s commitment to eradicating terrorism.
In addition to the 12 terrorists killed in the initial operation, security forces conducted several sanitization operations in Balochistan, killing 11 more terrorists in the Harnai district. Several terrorist hideouts were also destroyed during the operation, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations. This brings the total number of terrorists eliminated in Balochistan to 23 in just 24 hours.
The terrorist attack in Balochistan has once again reminded the nation of the sacrifices made by its brave soldiers. The nation stands united in its condemnation of terrorism, with leaders from across the country paying tribute to the martyred soldiers. The people of Pakistan reject all elements attempting to disrupt peace in the country, and the entire nation stands with its security forces in the fight against terrorism.
