Operation Shaban
Operation Shaban gains int’l recognition as Pakistan targets terrorist networks in Balochistan
Operation Shaban has received international recognition, with the publication The Diplomat highlighting its objectives, scope, and impact.
July 26, 2026
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Operation Shaban: Security forces kill three more terrorists as overall tally reaches 126
According to security sources, forces were conducting operations in the area, targeting terrorists through both air and ground operations.
July 15, 2026
Security forces kill four more terrorists, Operation Shaban total reaches 83
Pakistan's security forces killed four more terrorists during Operation Shaban, taking the operation's total to 83, while 121 terrorists have been eliminated in Balochistan since July 5 through the broader counterterrorism campaign, according to security sources.
July 14, 2026
Security forces kill four more terrorists, taking Operation Shaban total to 71
Sources say 109 terrorists have been killed since July 5, as security forces expanded ground and aerial operations while authorities pledged continued support for victims of recent terrorist attacks.
July 12, 2026
What is Operation Shaban, Pakistan's latest counterterrorism campaign?
Operation Shaban was launched after a wave of coordinated attacks in Balochistan. Sharing details about the recent terrorist attacks, Pakistan military's spokesperson disclosed that attacks targeted civilians in Hanna Urak, outside Quetta.
July 11, 2026
102 terrorists killed as Balochistan operations enter seventh day: Security sources
Operation Shaban killed 64 terrorists as security forces expanded ground and aerial operations across Balochistan, while the provincial government approved Rs45.5 million in compensation and plot benefits for families of four police personnel martyred in Ziarat.
July 11, 2026
‘We’ll uproot terrorism,’ PM Sharif says as Operation Shaban kills 75 terrorists
The operation has killed 39 terrorists, with another 36 eliminated in parallel intelligence-based operations since July 5, as Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif praises security forces and vows Pakistan’s counterterrorism campaign will continue without compromise.
July 10, 2026