Several terrorists killed when TTP begins a suicide attack near the Pakistan military base

Last updated:March 13, 2025, 18:54 ist

TTP began an assault on a large scale, with a suicide bombing detonation of explosives inside the military union

After the explosion, there was a fierce fight, with soldiers and fighters involved in the fight in the base. (Reuters file photo)

Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) on Thursday conducted a suicide attack focused on the military base of the jandola in the Tank district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

The attack led to heavy clashes in the base, and the reports confirm that intensive fights between fighters and Pakistani security forces are underway.

According to sources with The first line of KabulTTP began a large -scale assault, and a suicide detonation bomber exploded explosives inside the military. After the explosion, there was a fierce fight, with soldiers and fighters involved in the fight in the base.

Meanwhile, Geo news He informed that at least eight to nine fighters were killed during the fight. The publication also stated that the terrorists tried to attack the Jandol’s Post, but the attack was repelled by security forces. It was said that the bomber -a suicide blew up in a vehicle near the Frontier Corps camp (FC).

This attack appears only a day after Pakistani security forces successfully killed all 33 fighters who kidnapped the Jaffar Express train in the Bolan district in Balochistan. The fighters kept hostage passengers in the mountain region.

The Army of Liberation of Baloch (BLA) reported responsibility for the attack, which took place on March 11. The fighters blew up the track, stopping nine coaches and the engine partly in the tunnel. A train, which transported over 450 passengers, including 200 security staff, became the distance center between BLA and Pakistani security forces.

Who are Tehrik-E-Taliban Pakistan?

Tehrik-e Taliban Pakistan (TTP) is an alliance of the battle networks in 2007 to strengthen forces against the Pakistani army. The main goals of TTP are the expulsion of Islamabad’s influence on the federal managed tribal areas and the neighboring province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in Pakistan, the implementation of the strict interpretation of Sharia in Pakistan and the expulsion of coalition units from Afghanistan.

TTP leaders believe in the establishment of the Islamic Caliphate in Pakistan to overthrow the Pakistani government. TTP historically maintained close connections with older Al-Qaeda leaders, including the former head of the Al-Qaeda activity in Pakistan.