Overview
- At least 12 people were killed and about 30 injured in the suicide blast outside Islamabad’s G‑11 judicial complex, with several victims in critical condition.
- Islamabad police said initial evidence indicates the attacker came from Bajaur, arrived by motorcycle, and used up to 8 kilograms of explosives packed with ball bearings.
- Security forces reported ending the siege at Cadet College Wana, saying a vehicle‑borne bomb destroyed the main gate and all attackers, including one suicide bomber, were killed.
- The military and senior officials attributed both incidents to the group labeled Fitna al‑Khawarij, described as India‑sponsored with handlers in Afghanistan, and stated Pakistan reserves the right to respond.
- Authorities highlighted recent operations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa that killed around 20 militants on Nov. 8–9, as investigations continue and international figures, including the UN chief, offered condolences.