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Pakistan Train Hostage Crisis: 27 Militants Killed, 155 Rescued

Pakistan Train Hostage Crisis: 27 Militants Killed, 155 Rescued
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World March 12, 2025 07:30

pakistan - Hostage situation in Pakistan as 27 militants die and 155 hostages are saved in a train attack by BLA militants.

Pakistan Train Hostage Crisis

Pakistani officials report 450+ train passengers held hostage by BLA militants. Security forces rescue 155 hostages, eliminate 27 militants in a full-scale operation.

Rescued Hostages and Ongoing Operation

  • 155 hostages saved, receiving medical treatment.
  • Operation continues for other captives.

Militants' Tactics and Survivor Accounts

Militants use women and children as shields; survivors recount harrowing experiences.

Train Stuck in Tunnel Entrance Amid Attacks

BLA militants seize control by bombing train route. Police reveal train trapped at tunnel entrance in mountainous region.

Continuing Clashes and Government Response

BLA confirms attack, warns of dire consequences. Government labels incident as terrorism. Ongoing clashes result in casualties.

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