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Pakistan puts separatist death toll at 200 since Balochistan attacks
Pakistani security forces have killed almost 200 separatist insurgents in southwestern Balochistan province since a wave of attacks launched over the...
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theguardian.com
Pakistan targets Balochistan separatists after ‘unprecedented’ assaults
Officials say calm restored to province day after dozens killed in suicide and gun attacks in at least 10 cities
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aljazeera.com
Pakistani forces kill 145 fighters in Balochistan after deadly attacks
Manhunt under way in southwestern province after attacks by separatist group killed dozens, including 31 civilians.
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thehindu.com
Pakistani forces kill 177 Baloch militants in 48 hours, the highest toll in decades
Pakistani forces kill 177 Baloch militants in two days, marking the highest death toll in decades amid escalating violence.
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dailysabah.com
Death toll in Pakistani ops against Baloch separatists hit 177
Pakistani security forces killed about two dozen militants overnight in the southwest, raising the militant death toll to 177 in 48 hours following...
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Pakistan puts separatist death toll at 200 since Balochistan attacks
Pakistani security forces have killed almost 200 separatist insurgents in southwestern Balochistan province since a wave of attacks launched over the...
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arabnews.com
Pakistan says military operation concluded in Balochistan, 216 militants killed
PESHAWAR: Pakistani forces have concluded a security operation in the southwestern Balochistan province and killed 216 militants after a series of coordinated attacks by…
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Pakistani military concludes operation against separatists in Balochistan, 216 killed
KARACHI: Pakistan’s military said on Thursday that it had concluded a week-long security operation against separatists in Balochistan, killing 216 militants in targeted…
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Pakistan army says it killed 216 fighters in weeklong Balochistan campaign
Military says operations that began in January degraded leadership and operational capabilities of 'terrorist' networks.