Amid surge in terror attacks, PM's aide says no need for 'grand operation' in Balochistan

Amid surge in terror attacks, PM's aide says no need for 'grand operation' in Balochistan

Adviser to the Prime Minister on Political and Public Affairs Rana Sanaullah addresses a press conference. — Radio PakistanFollowing recent deadly terrorist attacks in Balochistan, Adviser to the Prime Minister on Political and Public Affairs Rana Sanaullah on Sunday said that there was no...

No place for terrorists in Balochistan, peace will be ensured at all costs: Sarfraz Bugti

Quetta: Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti has stated that there is no place for terrorists in Balochistan and that peace will be ensured at all costs. In his statement, Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti strongly condemned the blast on the Noshki-Dalbandin highway and expressed deep sorrow over the loss of precious lives in the attack. He vowed to bring those who disturb Balochistan’s peace to a dreadful end, stating that cowardly attacks c…

Pakistan: Bomb Blast on Bus in Balochistan, 7 Killed, Several Injured

A deadly bomb explosion targeted a passenger bus on the Nushki-Dalbandin highway in Balochistan, Pakistan, killing at least seven people and injuring dozens. Police Statement According to police officials, the blast occurred near a bus traveling on the Nushki-Dalbandin road. Initial reports confirmed five fatalities, while 35 others were injured. The wounded were immediately shifted to Nushki Hospital for emergency ...

Balochistan train attack has grave implications for Pakistan’s internal security, external ties

The attacks are important for more reasons than one. First, resentment of the Baloch people is a key reason for these attacks. Second, these could further slow down the CPEC project which already has not progressed as expected. Third, Islamabad’s ties with not just India but also Iran and Afghanistan are already strained. Pakistan’s relations with Afghanistan could witness a further downhill trajectory.