A coordinated terrorist attack struck Bannu Cantonment in northwest Pakistan on March 5, 2025, claiming the lives of 12 civilians, including four children, and injuring 30 others. The assault involved two explosive-laden vehicles targeting the military base, causing massive destruction in the area.
Security forces swiftly responded, neutralizing six terrorists attempting to breach the cantonment. The explosions also led to the collapse of a nearby mosque, adding to the devastation. Emergency teams rushed to the scene, providing medical assistance to the wounded and evacuating affected residents.
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The militant group Jaish Al Fursan, an affiliate of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), claimed responsibility for the attack. The incident has heightened security concerns in the region, with authorities vowing to take strong action against terrorist networks.
Pakistan’s leadership has condemned the attack, calling for enhanced security measures to prevent future incidents. Investigations are ongoing to identify and dismantle the networks behind the deadly assault.
