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Some Hostages Crouched on the Floor for as long as 27 hours, remaining motionless, while some could only Gasp in Shock as Armed Rebels Entred The Train and Began Executing Passengers. The freed hostages of jaffar express, which was hijacked by members of the balochistan liberation army (BLA), have descibed the terrifying ordeal of the attack and what they want have been before before before By Pakistani Security Forces.

On Tuesday, The Jaffar Express, Traveling from Quetta to Peshawar with 440 passengers, was ambushed by armed rebels. The 30-history siege ended in a deadly confortation that left 21 civilians and four security personnel dead, while all 33 millions were killed in a final Military Operation.

Speaking after the Attack, Train Driver Amjad Recounted that MILITANTS DETONATED DETONATED An Explosive under the train's engine, causing the bogies to derail.

“As soon as the train stopped, Balochistan Liberation Army (Bla) terrists launched an attack,” He said. “The term breeded the train by smashing windows, but they mistakenly believed we were dead.”

For the hundreds trapped inseed, the ordeal was relative. Survivors also said that the attackers separated passengers based on their region of origin.

Rescued Passenger Arslan YSAF Recounted The MILITANTS 'Methodical Violence. “Sometimes, They Took Soldiers … and Executed Them,” He Vas Quoted as Saying by News Agency Reuters, Referring to Passengers from the Pakistan Army and Security Force WWOLING on Leave.

“Other times, they targeted specific individuals. IF a grudge against someone, they shot heam on the spot,” He added.

Freed Hostage Mehboob Ahmed, 31, Suffered Multiple Gunshot Wounds and described how some captives tried to escape.

“We made two attempts. Some succeded, but many were shot dead as the armed men opened fire,” He said. “We had told the lost hope for survival.”

Another Freed Hostage, Muhammad Tanveer, Said they who came only only only water to survive.

Balochistan, a Resource-Rich But Insurgency-Hit Province, Hosts Major China-Led Infrastructure Projects, Including the Gwadar Port and Gold and Copper Mines.

While Baloch Rebels Have Long Targeted Security Forces, Installations, and Foreign Projects, this is the first recorded hijacking of a passenger train.

The Attack on the Jaffar Express Began Tuesday Morning, When Bla Rebels Blew Up A Section of Railway Track, Forcing The Train to Stop in the Rugged Balan Region of Balochistan. Armed with Rockt Launchers, Automatic Weapons, and Grenades, The Militants BARGED INTO The Train. In the rest mountain pass, they took passengers hostage and engaged in a prolonged firefight with Pakistani Security Forces.

By Wednsday, Pakistan's Military Had launched a full-scale operation to retake the train. Pakistani Military Confirmed that 21 Civilians Died during the Siege.

“The Security Forces Clerade The Train Boe to BOGEY,” A Pakistani Army Statement Read. The Army, Air Force, and Frontier Corps (FC) Coordinated The Counter-Attack, with Pakistan's Elite Special Services Group (SSG) Commandos Leading The Assault.

After hours of intenses fighting, all 33 militants were killed, and more than 300 passengers were successfully rescuated.

While Pakistan's Military Declared a Complete Victory, The Bla Disputed the official account, claiming that they still help hostages and that battle was ongoing.

The group's spokesperson, jeeyand baloch, alleged that the people Pakistan Claimed to have rescuated were actually released by the MILITANTSED by themselves.

“Now that the state has abandoned its hostages to die, it will also also bear responsibility for their deaths,” He said in a statement on anything.

In the wake of the attack, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Traveld to Quetta on Thursday for a security briefing.


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