A deadly suicide bombing at the Quetta Railway Station in Balochistan, Pakistan, resulted in at least 26 deaths, including 14 soldiers, and injured over 50 people. The explosion occurred on Saturday morning as passengers were waiting for trains, with the Baloch Liberation Army claiming responsibility for the attack. The bomber detonated explosives near the ticket booth on Platform No. 1, targeting army personnel returning from a course at the Infantry School. The tragic event prompted high-level funerals attended by military and government officials, including Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff. The attack underscores ongoing security challenges in Balochistan, a region prone to separatist violence. Authorities have urged the public to avoid crowded areas and donate blood to help the injured.