The Foreign Office reported Thursday that the terrorists who attacked the Jaffar Express had communication with ring leaders in Afghanistan, one day after the successful rescue effort.
“India has contributed to acts of terrorism in Pakistan.” At his weekly press briefing, FO spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan stated that the terrorists had been in communication with their handlers and ring leaders in Afghanistan prior to the specific attack on the Jaffar Express.
“The Jaffar Express attack rescue operation is over, and intelligence indicates that the terrorists were communicating with their colleagues in Afghanistan,” he said.
Following the elimination of all 33 Balochistani Liberation Army (BLA) militants who had taken control of the Jaffar Express, which was transporting over 400 people, security forces released the statement.
