The Pakistani military says 13 terrorists supported by India were killed while trying to cross the border from Afghanistan into Pakistan.

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BY Mahnoor |02-May-2026

 

This file picture shows security forces in position during an operation. — ISPR/File

• The military says 8 FAK militants were killed in an operation in Mohmand.
• Five militants were killed in a heavy gunfight in North Waziristan.
• Operations to clear out terrorists continue in the border regions.

On April 28 and 29, security forces stopped two groups from crossing the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. In separate events in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, they killed 13 terrorists backed by India.

The military’s media wing, ISPR, reported on Thursday that security forces in Mohmand district detected a group of militants trying to cross the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.

“Our soldiers successfully fought this group of rebels. Because of their accurate and skilled fighting, eight rebels from the Indian-backed rebel group were killed,” it said.

Security forces successfully stopped a group of militants from crossing the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in North Waziristan.

The military’s press office reported that five terrorists were killed in a heavy shootout.

This situation proves again that Pakistan has repeatedly said the Afghan Taliban are failing to control their side of the border.

The Afghan Taliban government needs to keep its promises by stopping terrorists from using Afghanistan as a base and preventing Afghans from engaging in terrorism in Pakistan.

Pakistani security forces are determined and steadfast in their dedication to protecting the country’s borders, the statement said.

At the same time, security forces started operations to clear the area of any other militants supported by India.

It reaffirmed that the ongoing counter-terrorism operation, called ‘Resolve for Stability,’ which was approved by the Federal Committee on the National Action Plan, will continue strongly by security forces and law enforcement to eliminate foreign-backed terrorism from the country.