Islamabad — The Pakistani government has intensified its counterterrorism operations with the launch of Operation Azm-e-Istehkam, aimed at eliminating extremist networks and restoring security in volatile regions. The operation, led by the Pakistan Army in coordination with law enforcement agencies, focuses on dismantling militant hideouts, intercepting arms caches, and curbing terrorist movements across key districts. (dawn.com)
Officials state that the initiative is part of a broader national strategy to strengthen internal security and ensure stability in areas previously affected by militancy. Special forces and intelligence units are actively targeting high-risk zones, while checkpoints and surveillance measures have been enhanced in urban and rural areas to prevent infiltration and terrorist activities. (geo.tv)
The operation has also emphasized community cooperation, with local residents urged to report suspicious activities and provide intelligence support to authorities. Analysts note that such measures aim not only to neutralize immediate threats but also to dismantle the infrastructure that enables extremist networks to operate.
Military officials have reassured the public that Operation Azm-e-Istehkam will continue until the security situation in targeted areas is fully stabilized. The initiative demonstrates Pakistan’s commitment to combating terrorism and safeguarding its citizens from militant threats, reinforcing nationwide efforts to promote peace and law enforcement efficacy.
