The North Waziristan bomb attack rocked the region on Saturday when a suicide bomber rammed an explosives-filled vehicle into a military convoy. The blast struck a bomb disposal unit moving through the area as part of a routine security patrol.
The explosion ripped through the convoy with force. Locals reported hearing a deafening sound followed by gunfire. Army units responded quickly and secured the area.
The ISPR confirmed that a militant group linked to Fitna al Khwarij carried out the attack. The statement also blamed Indian intelligence for supporting the terrorists.
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Following the North Waziristan bomb attack, security forces launched a targeted operation. They tracked down and killed 14 militants in a swift offensive. Troops recovered weapons and communication devices from the scene.
Military helicopters hovered over the region throughout the day. Locals stayed indoors as the army combed the area for more suspects. A senior army officer said, “We responded without delay and neutralized the threat.”
The government vowed to strengthen border security and eliminate all threats. The North Waziristan bomb attack once again highlighted the ongoing danger in the tribal belt, despite years of counter-terrorism efforts.
