Mastermind among four terrorists gunned down in Waziristan operation: ISPR
By Agencies
September 14, 2020
RAWALPINDI: The army has killed four terrorists, including terrorist commander Ihsan Ullah alias Ihsan Sanray near the inter-district boundary of North and South Waziristan, the military's media wing said Sunday. According to Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the terrorists were gunned down in an intelligence-based operation in Ghariom, Shaktu, near the inter district boundary of North and South Waziristan. It said that Sanray had masterminded "numerous terrorist activities". "More recently he was involved in [the] planning and execution of terrorist attacks in Shaktu area [that had] led to [the] martyrdom of several soldiers and officers, including, Lt Nasir (Shaheed) and Capt Sabih (Shaheed)," the ISPR added.
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