Insurgent attack kills 18 soldiers in southwestern Pakistan
Voice of America
Commuters ride past a bank set ablaze by militants in the Kalat district of Pakistan's Balochistan province on Feb. 1, 2025. Eighteen soldiers were killed in the attack, police and the military said.
Authorities in Pakistan said Saturday that at least 18 soldiers were killed in an overnight insurgent attack in southwestern Balochistan province, marking one of the deadliest days for security forces in recent months.
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