Pakistan Army Kills 24 Militants in Raids Targeting Taliban and Baloch Groups

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The Pakistani military announced on Friday that security forces had killed 24 militants in a series of targeted operations conducted the previous day. The raids were directed against members of the outlawed Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan and Baloch separatist organizations. Intelligence inputs were used to plan and execute the operations. Weapons were also seized during the raids, according to the military's statement.

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