Suicide bombers
Mohammad Yaqoob, the Taliban defence minister, is the son of the movement’s founding spiritual leader, Mullah Mohammad Omar, who had approved the use of suicide attacks in 2003.
Mohammad Yaqoob, the Taliban defence minister, is the son of the movement’s founding spiritual leader, Mullah Mohammad Omar, who had approved the use of suicide attacks in 2003.
The motive for the attack was not unclear but police stations have been frequent targets for radicals in the world's biggest Muslim majority nation, which has long struggled with Islamist militancy.
Taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack.
The Taliban in a statement has rejected any involvement in the attack and said they condemned incidents which target women and children.
Four police personnel were injured in the attack that took place when the policemen were busy taking an examination and the assailants ambushed the main gate of the Police Lines area in Balochistan's Loralai district.
Three soldiers were killed and 14 persons injured after a suicide bomber attacked a government office here on Sunday.
The second blast took place near a group of journalists who had gathered to cover the first explosion.
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