Khawaja Asif emphasised that if enemy forces continue to launch attacks from Afghan territory, Pakistan holds the right to respond.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres voiced deep sorrow, expressed condolences to the victims’ families.

The terrorists were attempting to escape from the administration block when security forces opened fire.

Officials confirmed that no students have been taken hostage, and efforts are ongoing to ensure their complete safety.

The statement suggests that placing high expectations on negotiations with the Kabul administration may not be realistic.

The district court building was evacuated, and all lawyers and citizens were safely escorted out.

The elimination of Amjad and his accomplices underscores Pakistan’s stance on preventing Afghan soil from being used as a base for terrorism against Pakistan.

The forces had launched the operation on a tip-off about the presence of India-backed Khawarij in the area.

Pakistan also presented photographs of militants carrying Afghan identity documents.

Zafran had suggested that a person like Mumtaz Qadri should be part of CM Maryam’s security team.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif lauded the successful operations and paid tribute to the armed forces.

Indian proxies and Fitna al-Khawarij elements have been found responsible for multiple terrorist incidents in Pakistan.

Speculation continues to build that key terrorists hiding in the capital may have been targeted in the explosions.

Pakistan’s armed forces remain ever vigilant and are determined to protect the motherland from the scourge of terrorism.

Following the explosion, passengers were safely evacuated and transported to nearby stations.