High-Value Target Neutralized in Intense TTP Gun Battle

A commander of the TTP was killed in a joint operation with the Counter Terrorism Department in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. The operation resulted in a fierce gunfight, lasting four hours. The deceased, Hakeem Nisar, was a high-value target involved in numerous acts of terrorism.

In a high-stakes operation, a commander associated with the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) was killed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The joint mission with the Counter Terrorism Department unfolded in the Amberi Kalla area of Karak.

The intelligence-driven operation spiraled into a four-hour gun battle. It concluded with the death of Hakeem Nisar, identified as a high-value militant suspected in various terrorist activities against security forces.

Three police personnel were injured and subsequently transported to a hospital. Post-operation, the area was sealed off, initiating a search to rule out the presence of additional terrorists nearby.

(With inputs from agencies.)