Security forces have continued intelligence-based operations in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, targeting militant elements in the Lakki Marwat district.
According to security sources, multiple hideouts used by Khawarij were destroyed during the operations. Several militants were also killed in the course of the action, although officials have not disclosed the exact number.
The sources further stated that security personnel recovered a cache of weapons, ammunition, and other equipment from the militants. These recoveries are expected to assist investigators in identifying the network’s operational capabilities and logistical support.
In addition, reports indicate that several members of the group known as Fitna al-Khawarij sustained injuries during the operation. However, the precise number of wounded militants has not been officially confirmed.
The operations are part of the ongoing intelligence-driven counterterrorism campaign being carried out across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Security forces have intensified efforts in recent months to dismantle militant infrastructure, eliminate operational bases, and disrupt networks involved in attacks against civilians and law enforcement personnel.
Authorities maintain that such operations are based on intelligence gathered through surveillance and field investigations, with the objective of improving security and preventing future terrorist activities. Officials have reiterated their commitment to continuing operations until militant threats in the region are effectively neutralized.
No casualties among security personnel were mentioned in the information released by the sources. Further details are expected as the operation progresses and official statements become available.
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