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Armed attack kills 23 people in Pakistan's Balochistan province

China News Service, Beijing, August 26, Islamabad News: Pakistani officials said that in the early morning of the 26th local time, militants killed civilians in the Musahal area of ​​northeastern Balochistan, killing 23 people.

According to Pakistan's "National" report, the Balochistan police said that dozens of militants blocked a local provincial road, intercepted several trucks and buses, and drove many passengers from the vehicles. Next, after checking their identities, shot and killed 23 people. The attackers also set fire to 10 vehicles.

Pakistani media said that it is still unclear which organization carried out the attack.

According to Reuters, the terrorist organization "Balochistan Liberation Army" issued a statement stating that its armed men attacked soldiers in civilian clothes and killed them after confirming their identities. The Pakistani Ministry of Interior stated that the deceased were innocent civilians.

According to Pakistan's "Dawn" report, an official in Musahail region said that three of the dead were from Balochistan. The rest are from Punjab.

The Pakistani police said that the body of the deceased was being transferred to the hospital.

Pakistani President Zardari and Prime Minister Shahbaz strongly condemned the attack. They expressed condolences for the deceased and expressed deep condolences to the family of the deceased. Shahbaz directed an immediate investigation into the attack. He said the attackers would be severely punished and "any form of terrorism is unacceptable in Pakistan."

According to Pakistani media reports, this is the second similar attack this year. In April, militants stopped a bus in northern Balochistan and shot nine passengers after checking their identities. Police said the victims were generally from southern Punjab province, suggesting the attackers may have targeted people of a specific ethnic background. (End) [Editor: Wei Chenxi]