Here’s how Pakistani forces ended Balochistan train hijack in 30 hours, killing all 33 militants
Quetta: Pakistani security forces successfully ended a hostage crisis in Balochistan after militants hijacked the Jaffar Express, killing 21 passengers and four paramilitary soldiers. In a precision-led operation, troops eliminated all 33 militants involved and rescued the remaining hostages.
A dramatic escalation in the tactics by a Baloch separatist group came with the hijacking of a passenger train on Tuesday.
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The Jaffar Express, carrying 440 passengers in nine coaches, was going from Quetta to Peshawar when militants derailed it using explosives and hijacked it near the mountainous terrain of Gudalar and P ...
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Tense standoff unfolding in Balochistan, 200 coffins dispatched from Quetta Railway StationThe situation in the Jaffar Express hijack has taken a dire turn, with authorities dispatching over 200 coffins to Quetta ...
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Security officials said more than 300 hostages were rescued, and the operation continued, but gave no details about the ...
Security forces say 155 people were rescued, while the Balochistan Liberation Army says it still has more than 200. The ...
The Baloch Liberation Army hijacked the Jaffar Express, holding over 200 hostages, mostly security personnel. The Pakistani ...
After armed militants hijacked a train on Tuesday, Pakistan has launched a 'full-scale' operation to free hostages who were ...
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QUETTA: Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti chaired a meeting to review law and order situation specially ...
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