Pakistan army chief releases the order of militants’ execution
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — General Raheel Sharif, Chief of Army Staff, confirmed the death sentence of 10 militants involved in different activities across Pakistan, (today).
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — General Raheel Sharif, Chief of Army Staff, confirmed the death sentence of 10 militants involved in different activities across Pakistan, (today).
QUETTA, Pakistan — In the district of Bolan, the Jaffar Express was attacked by bomb blasts on the railway track. Which killed six and wounded 18 others, in the morning (local time).
According to a police official, the bomb blasts detonated one after another with an interval of 20 minutes, in the Bolan district of …
QUETTA, Pakistan – Four women were killed when a public transport bus was stopped and fired on by unknown assailants in the provincial capital of Balochistan. The shooting left a number of others wounded, including a young child.
The women died at the scene while the wounded were rushed to Bolan Medical Complex, and medical staff later …
QUETTA, Pakistan – The international political scene is changing very fast in the favor of Baloch people; during a very high level all parties meeting, Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, spoke about the Balochistan problem on behalf of the Baloch nation, and encouraged them. At the same time, the President of the Baloch Republican Party, Brahamdagh Bugti, seeks …
QUETTA, Pakistan — 70 people were killed and 53 others were wounded in an attack against mostly lawyers. The attack has been claimed both by Islamic State and a local group, Tehreek e Taliban Pakistan Jamat ul Ahrar.
While talking to a local TV outlet Geo News, the Chief Minister of Balochistan, Sardar Sanaullah Zehri, said …
QUETTA, Pakistan — Gunmen firing on police killed four officers in two separate attacks in the city, the banned religious organization Tehreek e Taliban claimed responsibility of the attack.
In the first attack, two policemen named Faizullah Khajjak and Naeem Akhtar were targeted on Sariab road when they were arriving in the city. In a second attack …
Mullah Akhtar Mansoor, leader of the Taliban, has been killed by a US drone only miles away from Quetta, Pakistan. His death, which has been confirmed by several Taliban sources comes only a year after the Islamist organisation confirmed the death of former leader Mullah Omer in 2015.