Security forces neutralise 47 terrorists in foiled infiltration attempt at Pak-Afghan Border
Security sources reveal most of bodies of terrorists fell on Afghan side of border

Published a year ago on Aug 26th 2025, 9:11 pm
By Web Desk
Islamabad: Security Forces eliminated 47 fitna al Khawarij terrorists while successfully foiling their attempt to infiltrate across the border in the Sambaza area of Balochistan.
According to security sources, the incident took place between August 7 and 9, when a large group of fitna al Khawarij attempted to enter Pakistan’s territory. Most of the killed terrorists were Afghan nationals, they said.
Security sources further revealed that most of the bodies of the terrorists fell on the Afghan side of the border. Even 15 days after their deaths, no one from Afghanistan came forward to retrieve the bodies, which remained exposed and decomposed within Afghan territory, they added.
Security sources said that following a “Jirga” with Afghan officials at the border on August 25, the bodies were transported on donkeys into Afghanistan.
Security sources described the operation as a major intelligence and operational success, as a large formation of fitna al Khawarij was neutralised before it could carry out any terrorist activity in Pakistan.

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