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A brother of the slain commander of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan Umar Khalid Khurasani claimed that the suicide attack was part of the revenge attack for his brother who was killed last August in Afghanistan.

46 killed, over 100 injured in Peshawar mosque blast, Pakistani Taliban claims responsibility

A brother of the slain commander of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan Umar Khalid Khurasani claimed that the suicide attack was part of the revenge attack for his brother who was killed last August in Afghanistan.

A Taliban suicide bomber blew himself up in a mosque packed with worshippers during afternoon prayers on Monday in the high-security zone in Pakistan's northwestern Peshawar city, killing at least 46 people and wounding more than 100 others, mostly policemen, security and health officials said.
The blast occurred inside the mosque in the Police Lines area around 1.40 pm when worshippers, which included personnel of the police, army and bomb disposal squad - were offering the Zuhr (afternoon) prayers. The bomber who was present in the front row blew himself up, officials said.
Lady Reading Hospital officials said 46 people have died so far. However, the Peshawar Police has released a list of 38 victims.
There were mostly policemen among the injured.
A brother of the slain commander of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) Umar Khalid Khurasani claimed that the suicide attack was part of the revenge attack for his brother who was killed last August in Afghanistan.
The outlawed TTP, known as the Pakistani Taliban, has carried out a number of suicide attacks in the past, targeting security personnel.
(PTI)

A suicide bomber on Tuesday attacked a Pakistani military convoy in a restive tribal district in the country bordering Afghanistan, injuring at least 21 soldiers. The bomber hit the vehicle on the Mir Ali bypass road in North Waziristan in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
At least 21 soldiers, who were injured in the attack, were immediately evacuated to a military first aid centre, sources said.
The condition of all the injured stated to be stable.
Recently an uptick has been observed in the attacks on the security forces by the militants in the tribal districts despite a ceasefire committed by Tehreek-Taliban Pakistan.
On August 9, At least four Pakistani soldiers were killed and seven other persons injured in a suicide attack in the North Waziristan tribal district.
On July 4, at least 10 security personnel were injured when a suicide bomber attacked a convoy of security forces in the area.

Suicide bomber blows up himself, 21 Pakistani soldiers injured

Recently an uptick has been observed in the attacks on the security forces by the militants in the tribal districts despite a ceasefire committed by Tehreek-Taliban Pakistan.

A suicide bomber on Tuesday attacked a Pakistani military convoy in a restive tribal district in the country bordering Afghanistan, injuring at least 21 soldiers. The bomber hit the vehicle on the Mir Ali bypass road in North Waziristan in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
At least 21 soldiers, who were injured in the attack, were immediately evacuated to a military first aid centre, sources said.
The condition of all the injured stated to be stable.
Recently an uptick has been observed in the attacks on the security forces by the militants in the tribal districts despite a ceasefire committed by Tehreek-Taliban Pakistan.
On August 9, At least four Pakistani soldiers were killed and seven other persons injured in a suicide attack in the North Waziristan tribal district.
On July 4, at least 10 security personnel were injured when a suicide bomber attacked a convoy of security forces in the area.
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A suicide bombing occurred outside the Russian embassy in Afghanistan's Kabul on 5 September 2022. At least 2 embassy staffers and one civilian were confirmed dead in the aftermath of the attack. News reports suggested that the death toll could be much higher.
The explosion occurred when a Russian diplomat came out to address a queue of people who had applied for visas. Reports said that the suicide bomber tried to approach the people outside the embassy but was spotted by security personnel before he could reach them. Subsequently, security forces shot the suicide bomber.
It is still unclear whether the attacker triggered the explosion before he was shot, or whether the bullets caused the detonation.
Just days earlier, on 2 September, an explosion had occurred at a crowded mosque in Herat in western Afghanistan. Over 15 people died, including a prominent cleric considered close to the ruling Taliban.

Afghanistan: suicide attack outside Russian embassy in Kabul, days after mosque bombing in Herat

At least 2 embassy staffers and one civilian were confirmed dead in the aftermath of the attack.

A suicide bombing occurred outside the Russian embassy in Afghanistan's Kabul on 5 September 2022. At least 2 embassy staffers and one civilian were confirmed dead in the aftermath of the attack. News reports suggested that the death toll could be much higher.
The explosion occurred when a Russian diplomat came out to address a queue of people who had applied for visas. Reports said that the suicide bomber tried to approach the people outside the embassy but was spotted by security personnel before he could reach them. Subsequently, security forces shot the suicide bomber.
It is still unclear whether the attacker triggered the explosion before he was shot, or whether the bullets caused the detonation.
Just days earlier, on 2 September, an explosion had occurred at a crowded mosque in Herat in western Afghanistan. Over 15 people died, including a prominent cleric considered close to the ruling Taliban.
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Are relations between 'iron brothers' China and Pakistan rusting? Does China believe that Pakistan can't be trusted to ensure the security of its citizens anymore?
It appears to be so, and it's bad news for Pakistan, especially at a time when international fault-lines are hardening.
A Pakistani lawmaker who recently met Chinese officials said that Beijing is "seriously concerned" and is "understandably indignant" regarding the recent Karachi terror attack, as per media outlet Dawn.
On April 26, a burqa-clad suicide bomber killed 3 Chinese nationals working at the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University. The Balochistan Liberation Army had claimed responsibility for the attack.
Recently, Pakistani senator Mushahid Hussain led a delegation to the Chinese embassy to express condolences over the Karachi incident. Mushahid told Dawn, "Chinese confidence in Pakistan&rsquo;s security system&rsquo;s ability to protect their citizens and their projects is seriously shaken. The pattern of attacks is so recurring and it&rsquo;s clear that Pakistani promises of &lsquo;foolproof security' are mere words, not matched by countermeasures on the ground."
The Karachi attack was the third one on Chinese nationals in Pakistan in a year. Meanwhile, the Pakistani establishment has denied reports that Chinese citizens were leaving en masse from the nation.

China doesn't trust Pakistan Army after Chinese deaths in Karachi terror attack? What Pakistani senator revealed

A Pakistani lawmaker who recently met Chinese officials said that Beijing is "seriously concerned" and is "understandably indignant" regarding the recent Karachi terror attack, as per media outlet Dawn.

Are relations between 'iron brothers' China and Pakistan rusting? Does China believe that Pakistan can't be trusted to ensure the security of its citizens anymore?
It appears to be so, and it's bad news for Pakistan, especially at a time when international fault-lines are hardening.
A Pakistani lawmaker who recently met Chinese officials said that Beijing is "seriously concerned" and is "understandably indignant" regarding the recent Karachi terror attack, as per media outlet Dawn.
On April 26, a burqa-clad suicide bomber killed 3 Chinese nationals working at the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University. The Balochistan Liberation Army had claimed responsibility for the attack.
Recently, Pakistani senator Mushahid Hussain led a delegation to the Chinese embassy to express condolences over the Karachi incident. Mushahid told Dawn, "Chinese confidence in Pakistan&rsquo;s security system&rsquo;s ability to protect their citizens and their projects is seriously shaken. The pattern of attacks is so recurring and it&rsquo;s clear that Pakistani promises of &lsquo;foolproof security' are mere words, not matched by countermeasures on the ground."
The Karachi attack was the third one on Chinese nationals in Pakistan in a year. Meanwhile, the Pakistani establishment has denied reports that Chinese citizens were leaving en masse from the nation.

A day after 3 Chinese nationals died in a suicide bombing in Karachi, China issued a strong statement, asking Pakistan to take action.&nbsp;Beijing said that the blood of Chinese cannot be shed in vain, and those behind the attack will pay the price.
The Chinese government expressed strong condemnation and great indignation at the incident, and asked Pakistan to beef up security of Chinese nationals in the country.&nbsp;Chinese Assistant Foreign Minister Wu Jianghao also made a phone call to the Pakistani Ambassador to China to express "extremely grave concern".
Beijing called on Islamabad to conduct a thorough probe, punish the perpetrators, and prevent such attacks in the future.
Meanwhile, fresh information surfaced regarding the suicide bomber, a member of the Balochistan Liberation Army.&nbsp;Shari Baloch, the Karachi attacker, had reportedly volunteered to be a suicide bomber 2 years ago, and finalised the plan for the attack 6 months ago.
Pakistani media reports said that Shari Baloch had been a student at the Karachi university.&nbsp;She reportedly had a Masters degree in Zoology and an MPhil in education.
The attack occurred near the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University on April 26.&nbsp;Three Chinese nationals, working at the Confucius Institute, and their Pakistani driver died in the blast near their van.

Karachi blast: China's warning, message to Pakistan; new details of suicide bomber emerge, had 2 degrees

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 A day after 3 Chinese nationals died in a suicide bombing in Karachi, China issued a strong statement, asking Pakistan to take action. Beijing said that the blood of Chinese cannot be shed in vain, and those behind the attack will pay the price. The Chinese government expressed strong condemnation and great indignation at the incident, and asked Pakistan to beef up security of Chinese nationals in the country. Chinese Assistant Foreign Minister Wu Jianghao also made a phone call to the Pakistani Ambassador to China to express "extremely grave concern". Beijing called on Islamabad to conduct a thorough probe, punish the perpetrators, and prevent such attacks in the future. Meanwhile, fresh information surfaced regarding the suicide bomber, a member of the Balochistan Liberation Army. Shari Baloch, the Karachi attacker, had reportedly volunteered to be a suicide bomber 2 years ago, and finalised the plan for the attack 6 months ago. Pakistani media reports said that Shari Baloch had been a student at the Karachi university. She reportedly had a Masters degree in Zoology and an MPhil in education. The attack occurred near the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University on April 26. Three Chinese nationals, working at the Confucius Institute, and their Pakistani driver died in the blast near their van.
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CAPTIONS China condemned Karachi blast 'Can't shed Chinese blood in vain' Pak told to boost Chinese' security 3 Chinese nationals died in attack Suicide bomber's new details Shari Baloch had 2 degrees Shari volunteered 2 years ago Shari was student at Karachi univ

<div class="elementToProof">Karachi university blast:&nbsp;Beijing said that the blood of Chinese cannot be shed in vain, after 3 Chinese nationals died in a BLA suicide bombing.</div>

A day after 3 Chinese nationals died in a suicide bombing in Karachi, China issued a strong statement, asking Pakistan to take action.&nbsp;Beijing said that the blood of Chinese cannot be shed in vain, and those behind the attack will pay the price.
The Chinese government expressed strong condemnation and great indignation at the incident, and asked Pakistan to beef up security of Chinese nationals in the country.&nbsp;Chinese Assistant Foreign Minister Wu Jianghao also made a phone call to the Pakistani Ambassador to China to express "extremely grave concern".
Beijing called on Islamabad to conduct a thorough probe, punish the perpetrators, and prevent such attacks in the future.
Meanwhile, fresh information surfaced regarding the suicide bomber, a member of the Balochistan Liberation Army.&nbsp;Shari Baloch, the Karachi attacker, had reportedly volunteered to be a suicide bomber 2 years ago, and finalised the plan for the attack 6 months ago.
Pakistani media reports said that Shari Baloch had been a student at the Karachi university.&nbsp;She reportedly had a Masters degree in Zoology and an MPhil in education.
The attack occurred near the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University on April 26.&nbsp;Three Chinese nationals, working at the Confucius Institute, and their Pakistani driver died in the blast near their van.

The husband of the 30-year-old bomber who blew herself up in Karachi University on Tuesday has posted a tweet expressing pride. 
Habitan Bashir Baloch, the husband of the suicide bomber Shari Baloch, posted that while her selfless act has left him speechless, he is also beaming with pride. 
He also wrote that their 2 children, a daughter and a son, will grow into very proud human beings knowing that their mother was a great woman. 
He ended the tweet by writing that she will always remain an important part of their lives. 
Dressed in a burqa, Shaari Baloch blew herself inside the University of Karachi  leaving three Chinese teachers dead and one injured and causing several Pakistani casualties. 

Karachi suicide bomber's husband: beaming with pride at your selfless act

The husband of the 30-year-old bomber who blew herself up in Karachi University on Tuesday has posted a tweet expressing pride. 

'Beaming with pride': Karachi bomber's husband
Karachi bomber's husband posts on Twitter
'Your two children will be proud'
Woman blew herself up inside university

Dressed in a burqa, Shaari&nbsp;Baloch&nbsp;blew herself inside the University of Karachi&nbsp;&nbsp;leaving three Chinese teachers dead and one injured and causing several Pakistani casualties.&nbsp;

The husband of the 30-year-old bomber who blew herself up in Karachi University on Tuesday&nbsp;has posted a tweet expressing pride.&nbsp;
Habitan&nbsp;Bashir&nbsp;Baloch, the husband of the suicide bomber Shari Baloch, posted that while her selfless act has left him speechless, he is also beaming with pride.&nbsp;
He also wrote that their 2 children, a daughter and a son, will grow into very proud human beings knowing that their&nbsp;mother was a great woman.&nbsp;
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He ended the tweet by writing that she will always remain an important part of their lives.&nbsp;
Dressed in a burqa, Shaari&nbsp;Baloch&nbsp;blew herself inside the University of Karachi&nbsp;&nbsp;leaving three Chinese teachers dead and one injured and causing several Pakistani casualties.&nbsp;

Hours after a blast at the Karachi university rocked Pakistan, the Balochistan Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the attack. The BLA's Majeed Brigade claimed that a woman named Shari Baloch had carried out the suicide bombing.
The BLA claimed that Shari Baloch was its first woman suicide attacker, and the Karachi incident marked a "new chapter in the history of the Baloch resistance", according to reports. CCTV footage of the incident showed a person dressed in a burqa triggering explosives near the van ferrying the apparent targets.
The attack killed 3 Chinese nationals, and 1 Pakistani citizen. The Chinese nationals worked at the Confucius Institute at the Karachi university. The Confucius Institute teaches Chinese language to locals.
Pakistan's Balochistan region has been witnessing a rise in insurgency, with armed groups highlighting demands ranging from autonomy to complete independence. The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, or CPEC, passing through the region has also angered the locals, who are seeking a greater share of the wealth generated from resources in the region.

Karachi blast: photo of suicide bomber revealed; Balochistan Liberation Army claims credit | Pakistan

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 The BLA claimed that Shari Baloch was its first woman suicide attacker, and the Karachi incident marked a "new chapter in the history of the Baloch resistance", according to reports. The attack killed 3 Chinese nationals, and 1 Pakistani citizen. The Chinese nationals worked at the Confucius Institute at the Karachi university. The Confucius Institute teaches Chinese language to locals.
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 CCTV footage of the incident showed a person dressed in a burqa triggering explosives near the van ferrying the apparent targets.
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 Pakistan's Balochistan region has been witnessing a rise in insurgency, with armed groups highlighting demands ranging from autonomy to complete independence. The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, or CPEC, passing through the region has also angered the locals, who are seeking a greater share of the wealth generated from resources in the region.
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CAPTION BLA claimed credit for Pak blast BLA is Balochistan Liberation Army BLA claimed Shari Baloch did blast '1st BLA woman suicide bomber' 3 Chinese nationals died in attack Explosion at Karachi university Balochistan witnessing insurgency Demand for autonomy or freedom China's CPEC project also opposed

<div class="elementToProof">Karachi university blast:&nbsp;BLA claimed that Shari Baloch was its first woman suicide attacker. At least 3 Chinese nationals, and a Pakistani citizen died in the attack.</div>

Hours after a blast at the Karachi university rocked Pakistan, the Balochistan Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the attack.&nbsp;The BLA's Majeed Brigade claimed that a woman named Shari Baloch had carried out the suicide bombing.
The BLA claimed that Shari Baloch was its first woman suicide attacker, and the Karachi incident marked a "new chapter in the history of the Baloch resistance", according to reports.&nbsp;CCTV footage of the incident showed a person dressed in a burqa triggering explosives near the van ferrying the apparent targets.
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The attack killed 3 Chinese nationals, and 1 Pakistani citizen.&nbsp;The Chinese nationals worked at the Confucius Institute at the Karachi university.&nbsp;The Confucius Institute teaches Chinese language to locals.
Pakistan's Balochistan region has been witnessing a rise in insurgency, with armed groups highlighting demands ranging from autonomy to complete independence.&nbsp;The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, or CPEC, passing through the region has also angered the locals, who are seeking a greater share of the wealth generated from resources in the region.
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Shocking CCTV visuals emerged of the suicide bombing at the University of Karachi in Pakistan.&nbsp;At least 3 Chinese nationals and one Pakistani were killed in the attack on April 26.
The CCTV showed a person wearing a burqa standing at the gate of the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University.&nbsp;After a few seconds, a white van in seen approaching the gate.&nbsp;This van was carrying the Chinese nationals.
As soon as the vehicle reaches the gate, the suicide bomber triggers the explosives.&nbsp;A huge fire covers the CCTV camera's vision.
The victims were identified as&nbsp;Confucius Institute Director Huang Guiping, Ding Mupeng, Chen Sa and Khalid, the Pakistani driver.&nbsp;Earlier, police sources had said that the Chinese nationals could have been the target of the attack.

CCTV of Pakistan suicide bombing: burqa-clad person attacks Chinese nationals' van at Karachi university

CCTV video of Pakistan suicide bombing: burqa-clad person attacks Chinese nationals' van at Karachi university


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 VO: Shocking CCTV visuals emerged of the suicide bombing at the University of Karachi in Pakistan. At least 3 Chinese nationals and one Pakistani were killed in the attack on April 26. The CCTV showed a person wearing a burqa standing at the gate of the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University. After a few seconds, a white van in seen approaching the gate. This van was carrying the Chinese nationals. As soon as the vehicle reaches the gate, the suicide bomber triggers the explosives. A huge fire covers the CCTV camera's vision.
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CAPTIONS CCTV footage of Karachi blast Suicide bombing caught on cam Burqa-clad person seen in video Triggered bomb near white van Van was ferrying Chinese nationals 3 Chinese, 1 Pakistani died
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<div class="elementToProof">The CCTV showed a person wearing a burqa standing at the gate of the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University, and triggering a bomb when a white van approached.</div>

Shocking CCTV visuals emerged of the suicide bombing at the University of Karachi in Pakistan.&nbsp;At least 3 Chinese nationals and one Pakistani were killed in the attack on April 26.
The CCTV showed a person wearing a burqa standing at the gate of the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University.&nbsp;After a few seconds, a white van in seen approaching the gate.&nbsp;This van was carrying the Chinese nationals.
As soon as the vehicle reaches the gate, the suicide bomber triggers the explosives.&nbsp;A huge fire covers the CCTV camera's vision.
The victims were identified as&nbsp;Confucius Institute Director Huang Guiping, Ding Mupeng, Chen Sa and Khalid, the Pakistani driver.&nbsp;Earlier, police sources had said that the Chinese nationals could have been the target of the attack.

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