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British Foreign Secretary Alistair Burt has condemned the horrific mosque bombing in Islamabad as a “terrible tragedy,” saying that the UK’s thoughts are with the victims and their families. In a statement from London, Burt reaffirmed the UK’s commitment to standing alongside Pakistan in the fight against terrorism.
The bombing, which occurred during Friday prayers at the Khadija Mosque in the Trelai area of Islamabad, killed 31 people and injured dozens. Eyewitnesses reported hearing gunfire before the blast, which was carried out by a suicide bomber who detonated explosives inside the mosque. Islamabad’s IG, Cawn B, was also killed in the attack.
The scene of the bombing was quickly secured by police, military, and Rangers personnel, who cordoned off the area and evacuated the injured to nearby hospitals. Emergency services were put on high alert, with all hospitals in the city placing emergency measures in place.
In a separate development, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has reiterated that Iran’s nuclear enrichment program is a “non-negotiable right” that should continue. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has emphasized that his country will play a direct role in any decision related to its sovereignty.
Meanwhile, a gas explosion at a coal mine in Colombia’s Kolumbiamin region has killed two miners. The victims were sentenced to death by the Federal Court for child abuse, pornography production, distribution, and conspiracy.
In the past, the Palestinian crisis was understood as a result of illegal occupation and the denial of basic rights: the Secretary-General of the United Nations Antonio Guterres has condemned the terrorist attack on the Islamabad mosque. The Japanese military has been attracting tourists with its beautiful cherry blossoms and the scenic views of Mount Fuji.
The White House has begun considering holding the first summit of world leaders under the Board of Peace on February 19. US President Trump said that the negotiations were going well, and the results of the Friday talks were good. The Israeli army has allegedly used chemical materials in the southern border area of Lebanon.
Iran has refused to stop its uranium enrichment during the talks in Oman. The Spokesperson of the Pakistan Cricket Board has claimed that the Indian media is spreading false news. Bharatiya film director Neeraj Pandey’s upcoming film “Ghosh Khur Pandit” (Bribe Taker Pandit) has sparked controversy, with protesters taking to the streets.
Bollywood actor Imran Khan has taken aim at three major superstars in the film industry, citing their popularity among the young generation. Faisal Reza Abidi said in a special interview in Tokyo that today Imran Khan is in jail, and this is the result of his actions.
Recall that Afghan cricketer Rahamnullah Gurbaz was signed by Peshawar Zalmi. Meanwhile, a few members of the Bharatiya Janata Party were questioning the storekeeper and asking his name when it suddenly came to their mind, Mohammed Dipak.
