Pakistani media reported that security forces in the country have killed 37 militants and wounded 14 others in the past ten days in the Terra area of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
These reports indicate that Abu Zar, also known as Saddam, a key commander of the TTP, is among those killed.
Amir Nawaz Khan, commander of the Frontier Corps of the Pakistan Army, described operations in the region of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as successful on Friday, stating that security forces effectively countered militant incursions from Afghanistan and inflicted heavy casualties on them.
Amir Nawaz added that efforts to eliminate militant hideouts in the area are ongoing.
Faisal, a member of the Army Special Forces, told the media that due to necessary coordination among security forces, civilian and military casualties have been minimized, while maximum damage has been inflicted on the enemy.
Commander Mohsin, leading the mission to destroy militant hideouts in the Tirah region of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, informed the media that despite challenging conditions, security forces have bravely inflicted heavy losses on the enemy.
Meanwhile, Qaisar Karim Khundi, Governor of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, declared on Thursday that the government has lost control of the province and called for an all-party conference (APC) to assess the situation.
The Pakistani official stated that Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is currently in dire straits, grappling with terrorism and extremism, while attacks on the army and police are on the rise.
Pakistani officials allege that the escalating attacks originate from Afghanistan, supported by the Taliban regime. However, the Taliban deny these accusations, asserting no involvement in cross-border violence, complicating efforts to stabilize the region.
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