Pakistani police say they have arrested three men who were plotting a suicide bombing aimed at killing two American diplomats in the southern city of Karachi. On Saturday, police seized the three men along with a vehicle containing ten kilograms of explosives. A police spokesperson stated that the arrested individuals are members of an extremist group trained in Afghanistan. There has been no report yet regarding the connection of these three men to the terrorist network al-Qaeda. However, police indicate that one of them was involved in the suicide bombing last May in Karachi that resulted in the deaths of eleven French engineers and three Pakistanis.
Police Arrest Three Suspects in Plot to Assassinate American Diplomats in Pakistan
Pakistani police have arrested three men suspected of planning a suicide bombing to kill American diplomats in Karachi. The suspects are linked to an extremist group trained in Afghanistan, and one is connected to a previous deadly bombing. This incident highlights ongoing security threats in the region involving foreign diplomats.
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📰 What Happened
Pakistani police arrested three men plotting to assassinate American diplomats in Karachi.
- Pakistani police arrest three men
- Pakistani police seize vehicle with explosives
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The arrest of these suspects underscores the persistent threat of terrorism in Pakistan.
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