Pakistan carried out a series of military strikes against rebel groups operating in Iran on Thursday morning, following a deadly bombing in Pakistan's southwestern Baluchistan province on Tuesday.
Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has said that the Pakistani military has carried out a “highly coordinated and particularly targeted attack on Pakistani terrorists in Iran's Sistan-o-Baluchistan province as part of an intelligence operation dubbed 'Marg Bar Sarmachar.' announced the completion of a series of precision military attacks. .
“During its engagement with Iran over the past few years, Pakistan has consistently expressed grave concerns about the safe haven and sanctuary enjoyed by Pakistani-origin terrorists named *Sarmachar* in ungovernable areas of Iran. and shared it with others,” the Ministry of Foreign Affairs added. It said it had shared “multiple documents containing concrete evidence of the existence and activities of these terrorists.”
Pakistan warns of 'consequences' after Iranian bombing kills two children
Pakistan's foreign ministry announced it carried out a military strike in Iran on Thursday morning, following a major bombing on the Pakistani mainland that killed a 6-year-old girl and an 11-month-old boy on Tuesday. (ASIF Hassan/AFP via Getty Images)
The Foreign Ministry said the airstrike was successful and killed “a number of terrorists.”
“This action is an expression of Pakistan's unflinching determination to protect and protect national security from all threats,” the statement said. “The successful execution of this highly complex operation is a testament to the professionalism of the Pakistan Army. Pakistan continues to take all necessary measures to protect the safety and security of its sacred, inalienable and sacred people. I will go.”
CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP
Pakistan's foreign ministry described Iran as a “brotherly country” and said Pakistanis have “great respect and love for the Iranian people.”
“We have always valued dialogue and cooperation in confronting common challenges, including the threat of terrorism, and we will continue to strive to find joint solutions,” the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said.
This is a developing story. Please check the latest information.
