Three planes are damaged as militants attack the Punjab province-based Pak Air Force training station

 Three planes are damaged as militants attack the Punjab province-based Pak Air Force training station

According to the Pakistani military, three terrorists were killed upon their entry into the facility, while the other three were encircled or isolated as a result of the forces' prompt and efficient reaction.

According to a statement released by the Pakistan Army, terrorists attempted to assault the Pakistan Air Force's Mianwali Training Air Base, but troops stopped them by capturing three of the assailants and killing three more.

Early on November 4, heavily armed terrorists destroyed three grounded aircraft during an assault on a Pakistan Air Force training site in Punjab province, according to the army.

According to a statement released by the Pakistan Army, terrorists attempted to assault the Pakistan Air Force's Mianwali Training Air Base, but troops stopped them by capturing three of the assailants and killing three more.

"However, during the attack, considerable damage to three already downed aircraft and a fuel bowser to be also occurred," the announcement said.

According to the report, three terrorists were killed upon their entry into the base, while the other three were encircled or isolated as a result of the forces' prompt and efficient reaction. It went on to say that in order to fully clean the region, a thorough combined clearing and combing operation is now underway.

"Pakistan Armed Forces maintain committed to eliminating the growing threat of terrorism from the country at all costs," said the military.

The incident happened only hours after several terrorist attacks in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa claimed the lives of at least 17 troops.