Pakistani security forces have killed seven militants in Karachi, said a military official on Tuesday.
According to the Dawn, Brigadier General Mohammad Khurram said that the raids were conducted overnight following the reports that militants from the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) planned to attack a security forces headquarters near the airport.
Three militants were trapped in a building and killed themselves by detonating explosive vests in the first raid, said Khurram.
He claimed that in the second raid, security forces killed three militants while a fourth blew himself up.
After the Pakistani army began military operations in their tribal sanctuaries, many Taliban militants began hiding in urban areas.
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