Six Pakistani Security Personnel Killed in Northwest Checkpoint Attack
The assault in Kurram district left seven others wounded, with no immediate claim of responsibility.
- The attack occurred at a Frontier Corps checkpoint in Bagam, located 200 kilometers south of Peshawar in Kurram district, northwest Pakistan.
- Six security personnel were killed and seven others injured in the assault, with the wounded transported to a military hospital.
- Local authorities confirmed the incident is unrelated to recent sectarian violence in the region, which has claimed at least 130 lives in recent weeks.
- No group has claimed responsibility for the attack as of now, and investigations are ongoing.
- Separately, Pakistani military operations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province reportedly killed 22 Taliban militants over the past 24 hours, though six soldiers also died in clashes.