RAWALPINDI: Three Pakistani soldiers were martyred in an attack from across the Afghan border by 60 to 70 terrorists on troops undertaking fencing effort along Pak Afghan border.
According to Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) the attack took place in Alwara area in North Waziristan.
The statement states: “A group of 60-70 Terrorists from across the border from bases in Afghanistan attacked troops undertaking fencing effort along Pak Afghan Border, in Alwara, North Waziristan. Attack effectively responded and repulsed by troops in the area. Scores of terrorists killed and injured. In exchange of fire 3 soldiers Lance Naik Ali, Lance Naik Nazeer and Sep Imdad Ullah embraced Shahadat, 7 soldiers got injured.”
While Pakistan security forces are solidifying border security through fencing and construction of forts to deny liberty of action to the terrorists, Afghan Security Forces and the authorities need to have more effective control in the border region to support Pakistan’s efforts as well as deny the use of Afghan soil against Pakistan, the statement underscored.
It added that Pakistan’s fencing efforts shall continue despite all such impediments
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