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At least 566 terrorists neutralised in 18,736 IBOs in 2023

At least 566 terrorists were neutralised during 18,736 intelligence-based operations (IBO) executed by security forces across the country in 2023, it emerged on Saturday. The IBOs also resulted in the arrest of 5,161 terrorists. The evidence of recent terrorist incidents were traced back to sanctuaries in Afghanistan. Throughout the year, security forces acted decisively, bringing many wanted terrorists to justice swiftly. The operations yielded tangible outcomes, marking a significant dent in the operational capabilities of these nefarious elements. The efficacy of intelligence operations also extended to facilitating the reintegration of key figures into the national mainstream. Gulzar Imam Shambay and Sarfraz Bangulzai, key commanders of the banned militant organisation Baloch National Army, chose to leave the path of terrorism, showcasing the potential for rehabilitation and reconciliation. Read more: Security forces kill five terrorists in North Waziristan IBO: ISPR Balochistan, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P), Punjab, Gilgit-Baltistan (G-B), and Sindh emerged as focal points for extensive operations. A total of 15,063 intelligence-based operations were executed in Balochistan, resulting in the killing of 109 terrorists. In Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, 1,942 intelligence-based operations were conducted, leading to the elimination of 447 terrorists, while Punjab witnessed 190 operations. Additionally, 14 IBOs occurred in Gilgit-Baltistan, and 1,987 took place in Sindh, with 10 terrorists meeting their demise in Sindh. The war against terrorism has not been without its toll. Over 1,000 individuals, including more than 260 officers and soldiers of the Pakistan Army, sacrificed their lives for the motherland in the face of terror attacks. Their selfless contributions symbolise the unwavering commitment of both the forces and the people in the ongoing struggle. Amidst the sacrifices, Pakistan's forces have taken numerous steps to ensure peace. These endeavours instil hope for a future marked by stability and prosperity. The determination to continue the fight against terrorism remains unyielding, with the full support of the people bolstering the resolve of the security forces. As the new year approaches, the security forces, in collaboration with law enforcement agencies, are poised to usher in a new dimension of the war against terrorism. With determination and the unwavering support of the people, Pakistan is steadfast in its commitment to ensuring the end of the last terrorist, fostering an era of enduring peace and stability.

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