باكستان تتهم الهند.. مقتل وإصابة 43 في هجوم على حافلة مدرسية

The Pakistani army held India responsible for a suicide bombing that targeted a school bus in the Balochistan province, resulting in the death and injury of 43 people, and considered that New Delhi is using "terrorism proxies" against vulnerable targets.

Today (Wednesday), the army announced that 5 people, including 3 children, were killed and 38 others were injured in the explosion that targeted the school bus.

While India has not yet commented on the incident, no group has claimed responsibility for the attack either, but armed separatists in Balochistan have a long history of carrying out such attacks in the region.

Pakistani officials stated that a suicide bomber driving an explosive-laden vehicle collided with a school bus in southwestern Pakistan, resulting in casualties and injuries, including children.

According to Pakistani media, a powerful explosion occurred in the "Khuzdar" area of Balochistan, in the southwest of the country. Media reports indicated that unknown assailants targeted a bus belonging to the Army Public School with an explosive device, resulting in injuries to several students, including children.

Pakistani authorities revealed that the school bus belonged to the army, and the explosion occurred while the children were on their way to school. The Pakistani Interior Minister strongly condemned the attack and pledged to bring those responsible to justice, according to media reports.