Islamabad, Oct 26: Pakistan has netted 230 al-Qaeda suspects in a military operation in the northwestern tribal region bordering Afghanistan this month, state media reported, quoting a senior commander The operation launched on October 2 is continuing in phases, Corps Commander Lieutenant General Ali Muhammad Jan Aurakzai told a team of foreign diplomats. Three phases have been completed in the rugged tribal terrain and the fourth phase of the operation, named al-Meezan (balance), is currently underway, he told some 20 ambassadors and military attaches at the Corp headquarters in the northwestern city of Peshawar. During the operation, over 230 suspects believed to belong to the al-Qaeda terrorist group have been rounded up while 10 others were killed, Aurakzai said, according to the report. It did not identify their nationalities. Ten Pakistani military personnel were killed in the operation, said the general. Bureau Report