Pakistan Forces Kill Eight Militants in Hangu Firefight; Six Soldiers Killed
Security forces killed eight fighters described by authorities as belonging to an Indian-sponsored group, while two officers and four other personnel were killed in the exchange, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.

Pakistani security forces killed eight militants, described by authorities as belonging to a group they call 'Fitna al-Khwarij,' in an exchange of fire in Hangu district on Sunday, the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) reported.
According to APP, two officers, including a captain and a lieutenant, and four armed forces personnel were killed during the intense exchange. The report identified the captain as 23-year-old Abuzar Farooq.
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