Eight Pakistani workers killed in attack in southeast Iran
- On April 12, unidentified gunmen killed at least eight Pakistani workers at a workshop in Iran's Sistan-Baluchestan province, as reported by Geo News.
- The victims, including Dilshad and his son Naeem from Bahawalpur, were bound and shot by armed assailants during the attack.
- Iranian authorities confirmed an investigation into the incident, but no arrests have been made yet, and the motive remains unclear.
- The banned Balochistan National Army claimed responsibility for the attack, stating they deliberately targeted the Pakistanis.
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Islamabad urges Tehran’s cooperation over the killing of 8 Pakistani nationals in southeastern Iran
ISLAMABAD (AP) — Islamabad has sought Tehran's “full cooperation” over the killing of eight Pakistani nationals in restive southeastern Iran, officials said Monday.
Islamabad urges Tehran's cooperation over the killing of 8 Pakistani nationals in southeastern Iran
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Eight Pakistanis Killed in Iran's Sistan-Baluchistan, Probe Underway - The Media Line
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Islamabad urges Tehran’s cooperation over the killing of 8 Pakistani nationals in southeastern Iran - Regional Media News
ISLAMABAD (AP) — Islamabad has sought Tehran’s “full cooperation” over the killing of eight Pakistani nationals in restive southeastern Iran, officials said Monday. The Pakistani foreign ministry said in a statement the killing happened Saturday in Mehrestan County in Sistan and Baluchistan province, about 230 kilometers (142 miles) from the Pakistan-Iran border, urging a thorough investigation. Pakistan’s Ambassador to Iran, Muhammad Mudassir, …
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