Terrorist firing from Afghanistan, 5 Pakistan Army soldiers martyred, ISPR
RAWALPINDI: Five soldiers of the Pakistan Army were martyred when terrorists opened fire on Pakistani troops in the Kurram district from Afghanistan. According to the Pak Army Public Relations (ISPR), terrorists from across the border attacked the security forces in Kurram district, to which they responded appropriately.
ISPR quoted intelligence reports as saying that terrorists had suffered heavy casualties in Afghanistan.
Spokesperson of the ISPR said that 34-year-old Lance Naik Ajab Noor, 22-year-old soldier Ziaullah Khan, 23-year-old soldier Naheed Iqbal, 23-year-old soldier Sameerullah Khan and 27-year-old soldier Sajid Ali were martyred in the exchange of fire.
“We strongly condemn the use of Afghan territory by terrorists for operations against Pakistan and we expects that the interim Afghan government will not allow such activities against Pakistan in the future,” the ISPR statement said. ۔
The statement said that the Pak Army was present to defend the borders of Pakistan against the scourge of terrorism and such sacrifices of our brave soldiers further strengthened our resolve.
