Militant rams explosive-laden vehicle into paramilitary headquarters in Pakistan
A militant attack involving an explosive-laden vehicle has targeted a paramilitary headquarters in Karachi, Pakistan.
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A militant rammed an explosive-laden vehicle into a paramilitary headquarters in Karachi, Pakistan, resulting in the deaths of three security personnel. The military reported that six terrorists were killed and one captured in the incident.
The Pakistani military has vowed retaliation for the attack.
Epilogue added 90d ago, after coverage quieted.
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A militant rammed an explosive-laden vehicle into the headquarters of the Pakistani Rangers in Karachi. The attack resulted in gunfire and explosions at the site.
Coverage from AP News, Reuters, NDTV, and Al Jazeera reports that three security personnel or Army Rangers were killed. The Hindu reports that six terrorists were killed and one was captured during the incident.
Future developments depend on the interrogation of the captured individual and further updates from local media and official sources regarding the security breach.
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Militant rams explosive-laden vehicle into paramilitary headquarters in Pakistan AP News · 93d ago broke it first
Quick answers
Where did the attack take place?
The attack occurred at a paramilitary headquarters (Rangers' base) in Karachi, Pakistan.
How many people were killed?
Reports indicate three security personnel were killed, and six terrorists were killed.
What method was used in the attack?
A militant rammed a vehicle laden with explosives into the headquarters.
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