Six militants killed in clashes in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan

In the last 24 hours, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan have experienced several violent incidents. These events led to the deaths of six terrorists and injuries to police officers. A police officer, lower head constable Arman Khan, was killed in Bannu when armed motorcyclists attacked him while he was on security duty. The attackers fled the scene after the shooting. His funeral was attended by police officials, local elders, and family members. In Lakki Marwat, police successfully defended a station from a militant assault. The attackers used both light and heavy weapons but were driven back by police within 15 minutes. No officers were hurt during this encounter. Authorities reported that police destroyed militant hideouts in the Kurrum Par area after two days of operations. This was prompted by earlier attacks on police stations. They found extensive tunnels used by militants for refuge. In Bannu, police and counter-terrorism commandos killed two terrorists linked to the murder of Arman Khan during an intelligence operation. A police officer was injured in Chamkani, near Peshawar, and was taken to the hospital for treatment. Additionally, a grenade attack in Khuzdar injured five family members of a police officer, including children. The attack occurred at the home of the City Police Station's SHO. The injured were taken to a local hospital, while one was sent to Karachi for more serious care.