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Pakistan Forces Rescue Abductees

20 Sep

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Pakistan security forces have killed five terrorists and rescued 23 abducted people during a security operation in the country’s troubled Balochistan province, authorities said on Sunday (September 20, 2026).

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20 Sep
Pakistan security forces have killed five terrorists and rescued 23 abducted people during a security operation in the country’s troubled Balochistan province, authorities said on Sunday (September 20, 2026).
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20 Sep Pakistani forces kill 5 militants and free 23 hostages in operation in the southwest
The Hindu
20 Sep Pakistani forces kill 5 militants and free 23 hostages in operation in the southwest
Toronto Star
20 Sep Pakistan forces kill five terrorists, rescue 23 abductees in Balochistan
The Hindu
20 Sep Security forces kill 5 terrorists, recover 23 abductees in operation along N-25 highway near Balochistan's Kalat: ISPR
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