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India rejects statement by Pakistan seeking to blame it for Waziristan attack
- On June 28, a suicide bomber detonated an explosives-laden vehicle into a military convoy in Mir Ali, North Waziristan, killing 13 Pakistani soldiers and injuring dozens including civilians.
- The attack took place during a spike in militant activity following the breakdown of a ceasefire agreement with the Tehrik-e Taliban Pakistan late in 2022, amid continuing unrest in North Waziristan near the border with Afghanistan.
- Responsibility for the attack was claimed by a Taliban faction operating in North Waziristan led by Hafiz Gul Bahadur, while Pakistan's military accused India of supporting the assailants—a charge that India denounced as utterly baseless.
- Pakistani officials described the incident as a "cowardly attack," with key figures like Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur and President Erdogan condemning the violence and expressing solidarity with Pakistan.
- The attack highlighted ongoing security challenges in the restive region and led Pakistan's military to vow continuing operations against militants, while diplomatic tensions between Pakistan and India remain high.
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Pakistani social media accounts spread lies about 'closed door' SCO meeting that supposedly 'excluded' India, claim fake 'diplomatic victory'
Docial media accounts especially from the terror state began to promote false news regarding a confidential National Security Advisor (NSA)-level meeting between China, Iran, Russia and Pakistan under the SCO framework, alleging that India was not invited for the same and portrayed it as a diplomatic victory for Islamabad.
Pakistan blames India for deadly suicide attack in Waziristan
FacebookLikeShareTweetEmail Pakistan has blamed India for a deadly suicide attack which has claimed the lives of 13 of its elite infantry soldiers in North Waziristan. In a major blow to Pakistan military efforts to stabilise the restive region of Waziristan, at least 13 Pakistani soldiers have been killed and dozens injured in a suicide bombing […]
Taliban Claims Waziristan Suicide Bombing As Pakistan Blames India
At least 16 security officials were killed on Saturday in a suicide bombing in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Islamabad has blamed New Delhi for the attack that also left over two dozen people, including civilians, wounded.
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