A bomb-laden vehicle targeted a paramilitary convoy in Noshki, Pakistan, killing at least five. The Baloch Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the attack, which occurred shortly after a hijacking incident. More than 30 paramilitary personnel were injured in this assault.
On Sunday, a vehicle laden with explosives was driven into a paramilitary convoy in southwestern Pakistan, resulting in the deaths of at least five individuals. This lethal event was confirmed by officials, occurring shortly after the Baloch Liberation Army had previously hijacked a train, holding hostages for 36 hours. According to Hashim Momand, the Senior Superintendent of Police for Noshki district, over 30 members of the paramilitary forces sustained injuries in the attack.
The recent separatist attack in Balochistan highlights ongoing violence in the region, underscored by the claim of responsibility from the Baloch Liberation Army. The incident draws attention to the increasing insecurity faced by security forces in the area, especially given the prior hostage situation linked to the same group.
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