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Pakistan investigates suicide bombing that killed 12 outside an Islamabad court
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Pakistan has opened a probe into the suicide bombing outside an Islamabad district court that left 12 dead the day before. The bombing underscored the challenges facing the government as it struggles with militant attacks, border tensions and a fragile ceasefire with Afghanistan.
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By Saeed Shah and Asif ShahzadISLAMABAD (Reuters) -A suicide bomber killed 12 people in Pakistan's capital on Tuesday in a sharp escalation of militant violence that the defence minister said had pushed the country into a "state of war".
No group immediately claimed responsibility for the explosion, which also wounded at least 27 people, but Pakistan has struggled over the past months with a resurgent Pakistani Taliban.
Pakistan’s interior minister says a suicide bomber detonated his explosives near a police vehicle outside the gate of a district court in Islamabad, killing 12 people and wounding 27.
A suicide bomber struck outside the gates of a district court in Islamabad on Tuesday, detonating his explosives next to a police car and killing 12 people, Pakistan’s interior minister said.
A rare explosion in Pakistan’s capital city of Islamabad on Tuesday has left 12 dead and 20 injured, the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences Hospital told reporters.
A breakaway faction of the Pakistani Taliban, the Jamaat-ul-Ahrar group, claimed responsibility for the attack. But shortly after, Sarbakaf Mohmand, a commander from the group, sent WhatsApp messages insisting they had not made any such claim.
The blast was heard for miles away and came at a busy time of day when the area outside the court is typically crowded with hundreds of visitors attending court hearings.
Pakistan has opened a probe into the suicide bombing outside an Islamabad district court that left 12 dead the day before. The bombing underscored the challenges facing the government as it struggles with militant attacks, border tensions and a fragile ceasefire with Afghanistan.
ISLAMABAD -- A suicide bomber struck outside the gates of a district court in Islamabad on Tuesday, detonating his explosives next to a police car and killing 12 people, Pakistan's interior minister said, the latest in an uptick in violence across the country.
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