A soldier martyred in terrorist attacks on Czech Post at Balochistan’s galaxy

A soldier embraced the sacrifice of terrorists in Balochistan’s Kalat district on Sunday, and two people were injured.

A spokesperson of the provincial government and the relevant authorities began investigating the attack on the militants, saying that the terrorists fled the scene after a fire from brave taxation workers.

The body of the deceased and the injured staff were transferred to a hospital in Quetta for medical-law and medical treatment, a spokesman added.

Security forces surrounded the area and launched a search operation to remove any other terrorists found in the area.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Shebas Sharif has strongly condemned the terrorist attack on the weather test post at Gala.

Primmminster Shaheed prayed for the highest positions of the employees and the tragic family to bear the loss of the Fortitute, the Prime Minister’s Office said in a statement.

The Prime Minister paid tribute to Ali Nawaz, the Prime Minister, and prayed to rescue the injured in advance.

He reiterated that the enemies of the development and progress of the province of Balochistan were terrorists and that the terrorists’ harmful designs would not be allowed to succeed.

“Taxation workers have set up their lives for the security of the country,” he said, adding to the martyrdom employees for sacrificing his life for peace in the country.

According to data published by Pakistan Institute for conflict and safety surveys), a sharp increase in terrorist attacks in January 2025, which increased by 42% compared to the previous month.

At least 74 militant attacks have been recorded across the country, resulting in 91 deaths, including 35 security personnel, 20 civilians and 36 militants. 117 persons, including 53 security forces, 54 civilians and 10 militants, were injured.

KP was the most affected province, followed by Balochistan. In KP’s immigrant districts, militants carried out 27 attacks, resulting in 19 deaths, including 11 security personnel, six civilians and two militants.

KP’s tribal districts (previous Fata) found 19 attacks, which led to 46 deaths, including 13 security personnel, eight civilians and 25 militants.

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