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13 soldiers martyred, 14 Indian-sponsored terrorists killed in attack on security forces convoy

13 soldiers martyred, 14 Indian-sponsored terrorists killed in attack on security forces convoy

Web Desk June 28, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

In Mir Ali, North Waziristan, Indian-sponsored terrorists carried out a suicide attack on a convoy of security forces, resulting in the martyrdom of 13 soldiers and leaving two children and a woman critically injured.

According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the Indian-sponsored terrorist group “Fitna al-Khawarij” rammed an explosive-laden vehicle into the security forces’ convoy.

ISPR stated that immediately after the incident, security forces launched a swift retaliatory operation, killing 14 terrorists.

13 soldiers embraced martyrdom in the suicide attack. Among the fallen heroes were Subedar Zahid Iqbal, Havaldar Sohrab Khan, Havaldar Mian Yousaf, and other brave personnel, according to ISPR.

ISPR made it clear that security forces remain determined to eliminate India-backed terrorists and that clearance operations in the area will continue until complete eradication.

The military’s spokesperson added that those responsible for this cowardly and barbaric act will be brought to justice.

He further stated that the security forces stand shoulder to shoulder with the nation, and the sacrifices of Pakistan’s brave soldiers and innocent civilians will only strengthen the country’s unwavering resolve to root out terrorism.

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