News Desk
MOSCOW: In a statement that reverberated across international lines, Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned the recent terrorist attack at the Quetta Railway Station. The attack, which took place early this morning, claimed the lives of 27 individuals and left 40 others wounded, with 10 in critical condition. Expressing his deep sorrow, Putin conveyed his condolences to both the President and Prime Minister of Pakistan.
In a show of solidarity, the Russian leader reaffirmed Moscow’s commitment to working alongside Islamabad in the fight against terrorism. He pledged continued support in combating extremism that threatens both regional and global security. Putin’s statement also extended heartfelt sympathy to the families of the victims and wished for the speedy recovery of the injured. He called for justice, urging authorities to ensure that those responsible for the savage attack are held accountable for their heinous crimes.
The bombing occurred at 8:25 AM, during a busy rush at the platform, as passengers gathered for the Jafar Express. The attacker, carrying a bag laden with 8 to 10 kilograms of explosives, detonated the device amidst the crowd, causing devastation and panic. The attack at Quetta, a city already scarred by violence, underscores the ongoing security challenges Pakistan faces in its struggle against militant groups.
