PAKISTAN'S ANOTHER VICTORY AGAINST INDIA

 Another testimony of Pakistan's historic success against India has come to light. The reputable American magazine New York Times has written that Pakistan forced India to kneel on its own soil through Operation Banyan-e-Marsoos in the recent border tension. After which Modi contacted Trump to save us from Pakistan. 

After Operation Banyan-e-Marsoos, the network of the terrorist organization BLF in Balochistan has been dealt such a blow that the government house in New Delhi has been shaken. From Turbat to Gishkoor, caves are empty, Indian-sponsored terrorists are running around. 

Earlier this month, the Pakistan Air Force rendered Indian air assets helpless in a historic counter-attack across the Line of Control. The Indian military spokesman admitted the incidents with a catchphrase, but the real wound was inflicted when the Indian media leaked the "list of losses". The remaining ambitions buried under the rubble of that defeat were now limited to a proxy war in Balochistan. But these pawns prepared by “RAW” forgot that Pakistan of 2025 is equipped with satellite + AI intelligence, an integrated network of ground and air sensors tracks every step of the BLF, and the forces now have both authority and will.

At 02:40 am, “I-SR Unit 94” received a solid signal👇

The BLF’s combat command centre was operational in the eastern hills of Turbat. Immediately, the Frontier Corps (South) identified the initial position of the attack via a Wing Long II drone over a laser data link, and within sixty-six seconds, the heli-rappelling troops landed on the target. The encounter was brief but intense. The call for clearance was given five minutes later.

Sabrullah alias Dr. Regional Commander, in charge of the Indian Consign-B funded Jal Thal militia programme.

Amjad alias Bachchu, communications network and target killing cell lead.

Both the terrorists were killed on the spot. 12 AK-103 rifles, two anti-tank mines, Indian currency worth Rs. 60 million and an American-made tactical satellite phone were recovered from the possession.

The unusual movement of BLF troops near the chromite mines in Gishkur, Awaran district had deepened suspicions. The ground sensor grid proved that the Indian-funded commander Yunus had set up a “quartermaster depot” with his two accomplices, where weapons smuggled from Iran were being dumped.

At 04:30 pm, 111 Wing Frontier Corps and the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) laid a “silent cordon” and surrounded the area. Night vision drones blocked all escape routes in a four-point cordon. After a brief encounter of forty-five minutes:

Yunus was killed on the spot, a constant user of the Indian radio frequency Priyadip-274.

Two terrorists were seriously injured, later succumbed to their injuries during the operation.

 Weapons seized: 18 kilograms of C-4, three Russian-made RPG-26s, 1,400 rounds of ammunition, while files from New Delhi's diplomatic coding software "Sanskrita" were also recovered from a laptop.

In New Delhi, the think tank Street India admitted in its emergency briefing that Pakistan has neutralized our third-party static preemptions through data-centric vigilance, a phrase that kept the lights of South Block on until dawn. Former IB chief A.S. Dulat, who oversees India’s internal security, warned on a television show that if the proxy work in Balochistan flops, we will face a multi-front security nightmare.

The dust dancing in the mountains of Balochistan is a sign that Pakistan’s security forces have implemented a policy of offensive defence. Turbat is no longer safe or ungrateful for the Indian-funded beasts; beyond those caves lies only defeat. Seeing the fleeing enemy command and control units being cut down, the Baloch youth have received a message: “The gun is someone else’s loan, but the peaceful morning is yours.”

The state has proven that it is not only capable of stopping cross-border attacks but also knows the art of breaking the back of the enemy’s hybrid tactics. Now, the Indian agent hiding in the crevice of every rock should know that the eagle of Pakistan is keeping an eye on his movements, and when this eagle swoops down, the world cannot even hear the cry of the prey, only the echo of “Pakistan Zindabad” remains in the air.

WRITER,

SANA TAHIR

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