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International anti-terror operation

Pakistan kills 35 terrorists in Balochistan

Analysis based on 8 articles · First reported May 18, 2026 · Last updated May 18, 2026

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The successful anti-terror operation by Pakistan>>> security forces in Pakistan — Balochistan>>> is expected to bring a degree of stability to the region, potentially reducing security risks for businesses operating there. However, the suspension of train services by Pakistan — Pakistan Railways>>> due to security concerns highlights ongoing logistical challenges and potential disruptions to trade and transportation.

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Pakistani security forces conducted an intelligence-based operation in Pakistan — Balochistan's Mangla Zarghoon Ghar area from May 13, resulting in the killing of 35 terrorists and the capture of three high-profile commanders from the banned Pakistani Taliban>>> and its proxy groups. The operation also led to the destruction of several militant base camps. In response to ongoing security threats, the Pakistan — Balochistan>>> government imposed Section 144 across the province, banning various activities including weapons display and large gatherings. Additionally, Pakistan — Pakistan Railways>>> suspended train operations from Pakistan — Balochistan>>> due to unavoidable circumstances, impacting services like the Jaffar Express. These actions follow recent violent incidents in the province, including rocket attacks in Quetta and a bridge being blown up in Mastung.

90 Pakistan killed terrorists Pakistani Taliban
85 Pakistan destroyed base camps Pakistani Taliban
70 Pakistan — Balochistan imposed Section 144
60 Pakistan — Pakistan Railways suspended train operations
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The security forces of Pakistan>>> conducted a successful anti-terror operation, improving stability in the Pakistan — Balochistan region and demonstrating their capability against militant groups.
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Pakistani Taliban>>> and its proxy groups were the primary targets of the operation, suffering significant losses with 35 operatives killed and several base camps destroyed.
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The government of Pakistan — Balochistan>>> announced the successful operation and implemented Section 144 to maintain law and order, indicating efforts to stabilize the province.
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Shahid Rind>>>, spokesperson for the Pakistan — Balochistan>>> government, provided key updates on the anti-terror operation and its success.
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Pakistan — Pakistan Railways>>> suspended train operations from Pakistan — Balochistan>>> due to unavoidable circumstances, impacting its services and potentially its revenue.
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Pakistan — Inter-Services Public Relations>>> previously reported on a clean-up operation in Barkhan district where soldiers were killed and terrorists eliminated.
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Mohammad Hamza Shafqaat>>>, Additional Chief Secretary Home, approved the orders for Section 144 in Pakistan — Balochistan>>>.
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Babar Yousafzai>>>, aide for the Home Department, confirmed the ban on pillion riding and gatherings in Pakistan — Balochistan>>>.
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