Terrorists’ accomplices were killed and escaped with the injured


Terrorist attacks in the Bannu and Karak districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa were foiled.
In Bannu, terrorists first targeted Miryan police station and then Muzang outpost, but the police repelled both attacks with courage and strategy.
According to the Regional Police Officer (RPO), the terrorists attacked Miryan police station, which was foiled in 20 minutes. Dozens of terrorists also attacked the Muzang outpost in Miryan with heavy weapons, where the firing continued for an hour.
According to RPO Bannu Sajjad Khan, the police killed three terrorists and injured four others. The terrorists’ accomplices were killed and escaped with the injured, while three policemen were slightly injured in the attack.
On the other hand, terrorists also attacked the Gargri police station in Karak, but during this, there was an exchange of fire between the police and the terrorists. According to the DPO, the terrorists were not allowed to come near the police station.

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