Karachi Rangers camp attacker states received training in Afghanistan
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June 29, 2026
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Karachi Rangers camp attacker states received training in Afghanistan
Make us preferred on Google Protection personnel patrols after an explosion and gunfire were documented near offices of the Rangers in Karachi, June 27, 2026. — Reuters Assailant names Hadi, Janan, and Farooq as accomplices. Hadi killed during assault on Rangers camp: Usman Ali. Terrorists say he came from Afghanistan's Jalalabad. The injured assailant, an Afghan national, arrested after the assault on a Pakistan Rangers (Sindh) camp in Karachi, has revealed receiving training in Afghanistan.
In his revelations, the assailant identified himself as Usman Ali, a member of the India-backed assailant group, Jamaat ul Ahrar.
According to the assailant, he hails from Jalalabad metro in Afghanistan's Nangarhar territory. He stated that three other terrorists, including Abdul Hadi, Janan, and Umar Farooq, were also involved in the assault.
Saturday's assault on the Pakistan Rangers (Sindh) camp in Karachi left three Pakistan Rangers personnel martyred and four others injured, the Inter-Services General Relations (ISPR) stated earlier today.
According to a official comment released by the legal defence team's press wing, the assailants detonated a explosion at the main gate of the camp before attempting to breach the perimeter protection.
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