ITAR-TASS | ISLAMABAD, July 30. –
Taliban forces have successfully stormed a prison located in Dera Ismail
Khan, a city in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Province, Pakistan. As a result of
this operation, 243 inmates managed to escape – six of those were later
detained. Among those who fled the prison are a number of members of
extremist organizations. According to local media, the assault led to 13
casualties: six police officers, four inmates, two combatants and one
civilian.
Eyewitnesses reported that terrorists first disabled power generators of the prison, allowing them to attack it under the cover of darkness. Eight powerful makeshift explosive devices were used during the assault.
Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan has taken responsibility for this daring assault. The outlawed organization is known for being behind the majority of terrorist acts conducted on the territory of Pakistan.
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Eyewitnesses reported that terrorists first disabled power generators of the prison, allowing them to attack it under the cover of darkness. Eight powerful makeshift explosive devices were used during the assault.
Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan has taken responsibility for this daring assault. The outlawed organization is known for being behind the majority of terrorist acts conducted on the territory of Pakistan.
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