Terrorist Attack On Pakistan’s Mianwali Airbase: 3 Fighter Planes Damaged, Tehreek-e-Jihad Claims Responsibility

Terrorist attack on Pakistan’s Mianwali airbase: 3 fighter planes damaged, Tehreek-e-Jihad Claims Responsibility.

Read about the recent terrorist attack on Pakistan’s Mianwali airbase, where 3 fighter planes were damaged.

Tehreek-e-Jihad has taken responsibility for the assault. Get the latest updates on this developing situation

Terrorist attack on Pakistan’s Mianwali airbase, 3 fighter planes damaged; Tehreek-e-Jihad took responsibility.

Pakistan Mianwali airbase assault: A significant psychological oppressor assault has occurred in Pakistan.

Six psychological oppressors went after Mianwali Preparing Air Base (Flying Corps Preparing Base) in Punjab territory of the adjoining country on Saturday morning.

The Pak Armed force said in a proclamation that three psychological oppressors were killed before they could enter the base and the other six were encircled and experienced.

Consumed three military aircraft.

The psychological oppressors obliterated three grounded military aircraft (Pakistan Mianwali Airbase Assault) and a fuel big hauler in the assault.

The military said that they had finished the activity against the fear-based oppressors by emptying the region. Nine fear-mongers have been killed in reprisal.

Reports and recordings from a few Pakistani columnists have likewise surfaced where claimed unidentified shooters have gone after the Pakistani Flying Corps preparing base in Mianwali, harming a few groups.

Tehreek-e-Jihad assumed a sense of ownership with the assault.

As per Pakistan media reports, the representative of the Islamic psychological oppressor bunch Tehreek-e-Jihad has gotten a sense of ownership with the assault on the Flying Corps base.

Early last week, fear mongers sent off two separate assaults on security powers in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), as per an assertion by the Between Administrations Advertising (ISPR).

Balochistan: 14 soldiers killed in attack in Gwadar district of Pakistan, terrorists attacked two vehicles.

14 soldiers were killed in an attack on a military convoy in the Gwadar district of Pakistan’s Balochistan province.

Inter-Services Public Relations, the army’s public relations wing, has said that terrorists on Friday ambushed two vehicles of security forces going from Pasni to Ormara in Gwadar district.

The army has not been able to identify the attackers.

Let it be known that in Balochistan, rich in mineral wealth on the border of Afghanistan and Iran, the Baloch have been struggling for years to demand an independent country for their region separate from Pakistan.

Along with this, this province has also become a stronghold of Islamic terrorists.

Islamic terrorists keep targeting security forces in order to overthrow the government of Pakistan and form their own government following strict Islamic law.

The Army has said that an operation is being conducted to eliminate terrorists from the area and those responsible for the attack will be caught soon.