Pakistan’s paramilitary force headquarters in Peshawar was reportedly attacked by gunmen on Monday, according to a Reuters report. Police officials said the incident took place on Monday morning.
There are also reports that the FC Headquarters attack began when a suicide bomber blew himself up at the main gate on Peshawar’s Saddar Road. Moments later, armed militants reportedly pushed their way into the compound, turning a single blast into a full-scale assault.
In several videos online, active firing could also be heard.
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What We Know So Far
Reports say the attacker blew himself up near the entrance, triggering a strong explosion. Moments later, armed militants reportedly pushed their way into the compound, turning a single blast into a full-scale assault. As panic spread, shots were fired from inside the compound, where security forces were fighting multiple attackers. Teams have cordoned off the zone, and more updates are expected once officials gain full control of the FC Headquarters. Residents nearby have been urged to stay clear of the area.
