Two soldiers embrace martyrdom in exchange of fire with terrorists in North Waziristan
Some terrorists attacked a military post in the Datta Khel town of North Waziristan district on Saturday, leaving two soldiers martyred.

According to a statement issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), 27-year-old Naik Rehman, a resident of Chitral, and 22-year-old Lance Naik Arif, a resident of Tank, embraced martyrdom during an "intense exchange of fire" with the terrorists.
The ISPR said a search was being carried out in the area to "eliminate any terrorists found" there.
Earlier this week, two security personnel were martyred in a similar incident in Balochistan's Makran area.
According to the ISPR, a group of externally sponsored terrorists had opened fire on a check post of security forces in the Tump area of Makran on Wednesday. Security forces had responded with all available weapons, as a result of which the terrorists had suffered heavy losses, the statement added.
During the engagement, however, Sepoy Naseeb Ullah, a resident of Kharan, and Sepoy Insha Allah, a resident of Lakki Marwat, sacrificed their lives while fighting valiantly, the ISPR said.

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