Overview
- Four militants killed in Panjgur on Dec. 26 were identified by the ISPR as members of Fitna al Khwarij, which it described as an Indian proxy.
- Security forces reported eight militants killed in Kalat on Dec. 24 and five in Kohlu on Dec. 25, bringing the three-day total to 17.
- The ISPR said the operations were intelligence-based and launched on reported terrorist presence at specific locations.
- Weapons, ammunition and explosives were recovered from those killed, according to the military statement.
- Officials said area clearance is ongoing in Panjgur, while authorities link a rise in attacks since 2021 to conditions across the Afghan border.