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Pakistan Kills 29 Militants, Blames Taliban After Karachi Attack

6/29/2026

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Pakistan’s security forces launched an operation on the Afghanistan border, followed by strikes that killed 29 militants, including commander Khan Farosh.
Security forces responded to the Karachi Rangers headquarters attack that killed three soldiers by killing three attackers and arresting a wounded Afghan national.
Information Minister Attaullah Tarar said Pakistan will not compromise citizen safety, accused Afghanistan’s Taliban government of harboring militants—a charge Kabul denies—while Jamaat-ul-Ahrar claimed the Karachi attack.

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Pakistan’s security forces launched an operation on the Afghanistan border, followed by strikes that killed 29 militants, including commander Khan Farosh.
Security forces responded to the Karachi Rangers headquarters attack that killed three soldiers by killing three attackers and arresting a wounded Afghan national.
Information Minister Attaullah Tarar said Pakistan will not compromise citizen safety, accused Afghanistan’s Taliban government of harboring militants—a charge Kabul denies—while Jamaat-ul-Ahrar claimed the Karachi attack.