BALOCHISTAN: The US-made weapons were used in the Jaffar Express assault, according to a report from The Washington Post on Monday.
The Peshawar-bound Jaffar Express, which carried 440 people on March 11, was ambushed in an assault. A two-day protection operation was launched to destroy the danger and free the hostages after some hostages were taken during the abuse.
Following their 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan, American troops left weapons behind beyond. An M4A1 weapon weapons from Colt, an American hands manufacturer, was one of the items recovered from the scene, according to ARY News.
According to The Washington Post, the gun’s serial range confirmed that it was previously supplied to US forces in Afghanistan and eventually left behind during the turbulent departure, as reported by ARY News.
The US Army and the Pentagon confirmed to The Post that at least 63 of the weapons that the US goal in the country examined had been formally delivered to Afghan security forces after an extensive research.
The Jaffar Express certification activity, which was started following the vehicle’s takeover in Balochistan, was full, according to ISPR Pakistan DG Lt Gen Sharif Chaudhry on March 13. He added that all rebels at the site of the invasion, or 33 in full, had been killed.
Jihadists attacked a railroad track on March 11 in Bolan, killing it at 1 p.m., and halting the Jaffar Express. He claimed in an interview with Dunya News that the coach had 440 people in accordance with railway officials.
According to Chaudhry, the hostages had been recovered by the military, air pressure, Frontier Corps (FC), and Special Services Group. He added that the last clearance operation did not cause any injuries to any passengers, but that” the number of individuals who fell prey to the savagery of the jihadists is 21 .”
” During the procedure, these terrorists communicated with their supporters and instigators in Afghanistan via satellite telephone. You saw that around 100 travellers were carefully saved from terrorists yesterday evening, and many more were recovered immediately, he said, noting that the recovery process only lasted for a short while.
