ISLAMABAD: Pakistan late on Monday condemned the terror attack in the Wardak province of Afghanistan which claimed the lives of more than 100 people a day earlier.
Militants, on Monday, targeted a military base of Afghan forces in Maidan city of Wardak province.
“Pakistan condemns terrorist attack in Wardak that has reportedly taken more than 100 lives. We pray for the maghfirah (forgiveness) of the deceased,” Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry Spokesman Mohammad Faisal said in a tweet late Monday night.
“Our hearts go out for the bereaved families. We share their grief,” said the official.
He added that “such reprehensible acts vitiate the environment of ongoing efforts for peace.”
Militants rammed an explosive-laden vehicle into a high-security training center for the National Directorate of Security (NDS) in Maidan, Wardak province, west of Kabul on Monday. Gunmen followed the move with sporadic firing inside the compound before they were taken down by the Afghan security forces.
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Pakistan condemns terror attack in Afghanistan’s Wardak province
Pakistan condemns terror attack in Afghanistan’s Wardak province
- Such reprehensible acts vitiate ongoing efforts for peace, Foreign Office spokesman says
- Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack on military base in the area
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