Security forces in Balochistan's Mastung district conducted operations that resulted in the killing of four terrorists and the recovery of significant quantities of weapons and ammunition.

The operation, reported by state broadcaster Radio Pakistan, targeted members of the Fitna-al-Hindustan group, which the government links to India's alleged involvement in terrorism.Additional arrests were made of individuals suspected of facilitating terrorist activities.The operations follow a curfew imposed in the area after a series of attacks, including a bus bombing and bridge explosion.Security assessments highlight Balochistan's worsening security situation, with a 109% increase in terrorist attacks compared to April.Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif emphasized the need to end terrorism, while military officials blamed India and Afghanistan for recent attacks.The operations are part of broader efforts to combat terrorism in the region, including ongoing clearance operations and surveillance.