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Pakistani Taliban shot and killed two police officers and wounded two others in a gun attack at a roadside checkpoint in the city of Peshawar, police said Thursday, the latest violence in the restive northwestern region bordering Afghanistan.
police in pakistan say the taliban in pakistan are responsible for the deadly bombing at the mosque. the attacker was let through a security checkpoint because he was wearing a police uniform. police believe a network aided the bomber and that they are closing in on it. authorities also revised the death toll lower now reporting 84 were killed in the attack, down from the more than 100 they previously said. israeli warplanes bombed central gaza early thursday morning. palestinian news agency reports that f-16 warplanes launched at least five missiles causing a fire and damage to nearby homes. defense forces say that the strike is in response to a rocket launch from gaza claiming its fighter jets struck a chemical and weapons site. and still to come, it is for real this time, that is what nfl legend tom brady says about retiring, again. and plus texas gets hit with more snow, ice and freezing
in pakistan in a couple years. pakistan is no stranger to these kind of attacks placing place in their country and pakistan's prime minister has not really named the taliban, he has been accusing the past couple months for harboring the pakistani taliban and providing them with safe havens to carry out these attacks and pakistani prime minister said yesterday that terrorism is once again the biggest threat to pakistan's security. and that is something that is a concern here for the people in the region. hunt for a highly radioactive capsule no bigger than a coin intensifies in australia. officials believe it fell off a truck during transport. and american skier was killed in an avalanche in japan, the 31-year-old was one of two men found dead. and police say 13 people were
workshop where grenades are sawed in half to be carry order drones. and the manufacture in 20 minutes and proven very effective in the conflict. drone operator is one of the most dangerous jobs the boss says. as soon as they locate a drone operator, they use all kinds of weaponry and tanks, there is a high rate of casualties. in the forest, the mission is now over. but he sees a long battle ahead in a contest of wits and brute force. >> last few weekweeks, maybe wep and russians making counterattack. >> reporter: and all the times drones will shape the way as more changes. fred pleitgen, ukraine. and taliban in pakistan
denying responsibility for a deadly blast inside a mosque that left at least 92 people dead. dozens more have been found injured as the search for survivors intensifies. and taliban first claimed responsibility and then denied the claim a short time later. sophia, what is going on? >> reporter: christine, we've been getting different messaging from different factions from within the pakistani taliban. so we've had some factions, some commanders from within the organization confirming to cnn that they were behind the attack but then the official spokesperson saying that they would never attack a mosque. what we know is that the pakistani government had a ceasefire with the taliban to november of last year, that has fallen apart. and since then there is an increase in attacks in pakistan. so cities like islamabad where i
in kandahar, some young men walked out of their studies in solidarity. cheering and applause. on national television, the minister of higher education accused women students of not properly following the taliban's dress code, trying to justify a decision that has caused an international outcry. this is a dramatic setback. denying women a right to education is denying a future to afghanistan, to the country and to the people. we are asking for this to be immediately reversed, and we are working on it. malala yousafzai, campaigner for girls' education, survived an attack by the taliban in pakistan a decade ago. we always feared that it would get worse, which is happening right now. it is getting worse for women, and this is two decades of progress that women in afghanistan fought for. the bbc�*s sana safi grew up in afghanistan under the taliban's previous rule and could only go to underground schools.
an international outcry. this is a dramatic setback. denying women the right to education is denying a future to afghanistan, to the country and to the people. we are asking for this to be immediately reversed and we are working on it. malala yousafzai, campaigner for girls�* education, survived an attack by the taliban in pakistan a decade ago. we always feared that it would get worse, which is happening right now. it�*s getting worse for women. and this is two decades of progress that women in afghanistan fought for. the bbc�*s sana safi grew up in afghanistan under the taliban�*s previous rule and could only go to underground schools. ifeelangry, ifeel sad, because those women will lose the precious time that i lost. they will lose the childhood that i lost. everything we have seen from the taliban in regards to their decision—making indicates that they�*ve not changed. whatever happens with the protest, these afghan women
in solidarity. on national television, the minister of higher education accused women students of not properly following the taliban�*s dress code, trying to justify a decision that�*s caused an international outcry. this is a dramatic setback. denying women the right to education is denying a future to afghanistan, to the country and to the people. we are asking for this to be immediately reversed and we are working on it. malala yousafzai, campaigner for girls�* education, survived an attack by the taliban in pakistan a decade ago. we always feared that it would get worse, which is happening right now. it�*s getting worse for women. and this is two decades of progress that women in afghanistan fought for. the bbc�*s sana safi grew up in afghanistan under the taliban�*s previous rule and could only go to underground schools. ifeelangry, ifeel sad, because those women will lose
their university exams, separate from men. but still, it gave secondary schoolgirls hope that they�*d soon be allowed to resume their education — a dream that�*s now been snatched away. crying. this was the reaction at one university in kabul when they heard the news. in kandahar, some young men walked out of their studies in solidarity. cheering and applause. on national television, the minister of higher education accused women students of not properly following the taliban�*s dress code, trying to justify a decision that has caused an international outcry. this is a dramatic setback. denying women a right to education is denying a future to afghanistan, to the country and to the people. we are asking for this to be immediately reversed, and we are working on it. malala yousafzai, campaigner for girls�* education, survived an attack by the taliban in pakistan a decade ago.
The spike in terror incidents saw the deaths of almost 500 people in the days between August 15, 2021 and August 14, 2022, a report by the Pak Institute of Peace Studies said.