Several passengers were injured when gunmen attacked a train in Pakistan’s troubled Balochistan on Tuesday, prompting the ...

The BLA militants blew up a railway track and opened fire on the train on Tuesday as it travelled from Quetta to Peshawar in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Minister for Railways Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed has announced the closure of Quetta-Taftan railway track following the breakout ...

Twenty-one passengers were killed after a train in Pakistan was attacked and hundreds were taken hostage on Tuesday, according to the Pakistani military.

Twenty-seven off-duty soldiers were killed in the attack by the Baloc Liberation Army, which accuses outsiders of plundering natural resources in the area that borders Afghanistan and Iran.

Pakistani security forces declared an end to ethnic separatists’ seizure of a train carrying more than 400 people.

The current insurgency has been kindled by a new bogey—the Chinaman. At stake is the huge mineral wealth of Balochistan, ...

Passengers rescued by security forces from a passenger train attacked by insurgents arrive at a railway station in Quetta, ...

Pakistani security officials patrol Quetta Railway Station after security measures ... in the country's far west bordering Iran and Afghanistan, should be allowed to break off from Pakistan.

More than 450 passengers were on board when militants captured the train at the entrance of a tunnel in a remote frontier district, with an unknown number of hostages still being held.

The attack was the latest in a series of violent episodes in Balochistan, a province bordering Iran and Afghanistan ... including security personnel, at Quetta’s busy railway station.

Passengers rescued by security forces from a passenger train attacked by insurgents comfort each other upon their arrival at a railway station in Quetta, Pakistan, Wednesday, March 12, 2025. Credit: ...