US EditionBomb targeting a vehicle carrying police killed 2 officers in northwest Pakistan
- A bomb exploded near a police vehicle in Peshawar, northwest Pakistan, killing two officers and injuring three on Sunday, May 11, 2025.
- The attack took place during a period of escalating attacks by militant groups and increased counter-terrorism efforts across Pakistan in March 2025, when the country experienced more than 100 such incidents.
- Senior police officials suspect the blast was a suicide bombing targeting a police mobile patrolling near the Chamkani cattle market, and an investigation is ongoing to identify perpetrators.
- SSP Masood Bangash indicated that early inquiries point to the attack being carried out by a suicide bomber, while Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi denounced the incident and promised to offer full assistance to the families affected.
- This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as militant groups such as the Pakistani Taliban continue attacks on security forces and civilians.
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Suicide blast in Peshawar kills two policemen, injures three
A suicide bomber detonated explosives near a police vehicle in the Peshawar’s Ring Road on Sunday, killing two police officials and injuring three others. The attack occurred near the livestock market on Ring Road in the capital of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province, Express News reported. “A suicide attacker blew himself up near a police mobile unit. A sub-inspector and a constable were later declared dead at the hospital,” said a Rescue 1122 spokespe…
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Bomb targeting a vehicle carrying police killed 2 officers in northwest Pakistan
A powerful bomb exploded near a vehicle carrying police officers in northwestern Pakistan on Sunday, killing at least two officers and injuring three others, police said.
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