RETALIATORY SUICIDE CAR BOMBING AT PAKISTAN DISTRICT COURT

Written by Michael Thervil

RETALIATORY SUICIDE CAR BOMBING AT PAKISTAN DISTRICT COURT | PHOTO BY MOHAMMAD YOUSUF / AP

[suicide car bombing Pakistan District Court] As predicted today in our previous article entitled: "SUICIDE CAR BOMBING RED FORT INDIA", at 7:39GMT (12:39) a possible retaliatory suicide bomber claimed the lives of 12 Palestinians and seriously wounded 27 people in Islamabad. Backing our position of both countries blaming each other without definitive proof is backed by Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz suggesting that Indian extremist groups may be the culprit. The Federal Minister for Interior of Pakistan stated to the Press that the suspected bomber was targeting the District Courthouse and failed to get inside. Currently, the Indian government is rebuking such claims from the Pakistani government.

It was reported that the suicide bomber waiting 15 minutes next to a police car before detonating the explosive. taking credit for the suicide bombing, the leadership of the TTP has denied responsibility for the bombing. The investigation into this possible retaliatory bombing is still developing and is currently under investigation. We will update you as this situation continues to evolve.

OUR POSITION AT VEDA WORLD NEWS

Could this be a possible retaliatory attack stemming from India against Pakistan? Possibly it is the key word. But what if there is a third player in motion that the intelligence agencies of both countries have yet to identify? Another angle that should be considered is that it could be possible that these bombings could be the work of another unidentified entity that is playing on both sides and seeking to exploit the tensions that have been brewing for decades between the two countries.

Right now, it’s still too early for anyone to speculate on who or what organization, agency, or entity is behind these two back-to-back suicide bombings, and why the District Courthouse in Pakistan? But the one thing that is known is that the military and diplomatic tensions between India and Pakistan are boiling over. The final question that should be taken from this is:

“Who benefits the most from the geopolitical instability between both India and Pakistan?”