Operation Rescues 155 Hostages, Kills 27 Terrorists in Balochistan Train Attack

In a dramatic rescue operation in Balochistan, Pakistan, security forces have successfully freed over 155 hostages from the Jaffar Express train, which was hijacked by militants on Tuesday. The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) claimed responsibility for the attack, which involved the use of suicide bombers and resulted in the deaths of at least 30 security personnel, although this figure has not been confirmed by authorities. Security forces have reportedly killed 27 terrorists during the operation, while still facing challenges due to the presence of hostages being used as human shields. As of now, the operation continues with a focus on ensuring the safety of the remaining captives, amid rising violence in the region. Railway services have been suspended as a precaution following the attack, and local hospitals are on high alert to treat the injured. The situation remains tense, with the BLA threatening further violence against the hostages if their demands are not met.