Manipur: नई दिल्ली: मणिपुर के तेंग्नौपाल जिले में इंडो-म्यांमार अंतरराष्ट्रीय सीमा के निकट शुक्रवार सुबह उग्रवादियों ने असम राइफल्स की सुरक्षा चौकी पर घात लगाकर हमला कर दिया। यह हमला सैबोल गांव के पास बॉर्डर पिलर संख्या-87 के समीप हुआ, जो सीमा से बिल्कुल लगा हुआ संवेदनशील इलाका माना जाता है। Manipur: सूत्रों के अनुसार, असम राइफल्स की तीसरी बटालियन के चार जवान इस हमले में घायल हुए हैं, जिनमें एक…

Terrorists attack police team in Alochibagh, Srinagar, terrorists flee taking advantage of darkness

Militants Attack On Police Team: Terrorists attacked the police team in Alochibagh of Jammu and Kashmir. Although there is no report of any casualty in this attack, but taking advantage of the darkness, the terrorists fled. This attack took place on Wednesday evening in Alochibagh of Srinagar. According to the information shared by the police, terrorists opened fire on a police party going in a…

2 CRPF) Men Injured After Suspected Militants attack

2 CRPF) Men Injured After Suspected Militants attack Anantnag, Sep 09 Two Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) men were injured after suspected militants’ lobbed hand grenade in Lal Chowk area of South Kashmir’s Anantnag district on Wednesday evening.

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A senior police officer told the news agency (KNO) that militants lobbed a grenade on CRPF…

Militants Launch Attack on Security Forces in Pulwama

Militants attempted to attack security forces party at Banura area of south Kashmir’s Pulwama district on late Thursday evening .

As per official sources some militants opened fire on joint party of SOG and CRPF at Banura arwas of Pulwama, at around 10:45 pm.

They said that security forces retaliated, however, so far no loss of life or…

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Militants attack Afghan offices of children's NGO, killing 4

KABUL, Afghanistan/January 24, 2018 (AP)(STL.News) — Militants stormed the offices of Save the Children in eastern Afghanistan on Wednesday, killing four people and triggering a shootout with police that lasted almost 10 hours, provincial officials and the organization said.

The Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the attack in Jalalabad, the capital of Nangarhar province. Among the four killed were two employees of the NGO, a security guard and an army soldier.

The assault started with a suicide bomber who detonated his explosives’ vest at the provincial offices of Save the Children, said Attahullah Khogyani, spokesman for the provincial governor.

Security forces killed four other attackers, he said, adding that at least 26 people, including three members of the Afghan security forces, were wounded.

After eight hours the fighting subsided and Khogyani said he initially thought it was over but then the shooting picked up again.

Two hours later, it was finally over, he said.

“Our primary concern is to secure the safety of all of our staff,” Save the Children said in a statement, adding that it had temporarily suspended its work across Afghanistan.

In a statement on its Aamaq media arm, the Islamic State group said one of its suicide bombers with an explosive-laden vehicle and a subsequent raid targeted “British and Swedish foundations and Afghan government institutes.”

Both the Taliban and IS are active in eastern Nangarhar province.

Khogyani said the security forces had managed to rescue 46 people, mostly employees of the Save the Children, as the attack unfolded.

U.S. State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert denounced the assault, calling it “heartbreaking” and offered “deepest condolences to the victims and families.”

Monica Zanarelli, the International Committee of the Red Cross’ head of delegation in Afghanistan, said that an attack against an organization that helps children is “outrageous.”

“Civilians and aid workers must not be targeted,” she said. “Increased violence has made operating in Afghanistan difficult for many organizations.”

Amnesty International’s chief for South Asia, Biraj Patnaik, expressed solidarity with Save the Children following the attack.

“It is an organization that has worked tirelessly in Afghanistan for more than four decades, delivering outstanding work during some of the country’s most turbulent periods,” Patnaik said. “Bombing and shooting people who are working for no other reason than to help improve the lives of young Afghans is a cowardly and despicable act.”

The attack followed a deadly weekend siege of the Intercontinental Hotel in the capital Kabul in which 22 people were killed, including 14 foreigners. Multiple U.S. citizens were killed and injured in the Taliban’s 13-hour siege of the hotel, the State Department said Tuesday. No exact figures were immediately available for either the U.S. fatalities or injuries.

Eleven of the 14 foreigners had been previously identified as working for the private Afghan airline KamAir. During a ceremony at Kabul’s airport on Wednesday, the bodies of seven Ukrainian citizens were handed over to officials for transfer to Ukraine.

Mirwais Samadi, head of the consulate department at Afghanistan’s Foreign Ministry, said the Kabul attack was launched by “terrorists” and their supporters.

“Some of our countrymen were martyred and some foreign nationals also were killed,” he said. “We express our condolences and thoughts to the victims and families.”

In eastern Ghazni province, meanwhile, four Afghan policemen were killed after their checkpoint came under attack by insurgents, said Arif Noori, spokesman for the provincial governor.

Six insurgents were killed and three were wounded in the battle, which took place early on Wednesday morning in Dayak district, said Noori.

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Militants attack army camp in J&K

Jammu, Nov 29 A group of heavily armed militants attacked an army camp in Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday. Heavy firing exchanges are now going on between the militants and security forces, police said.

“A group of heavily armed militants, believed to be four-to-five in number, attacked the 166 field regiment camp in Nagrota area of Jammu today (Tuesday) morning,” the police said.