20 Killed in Shooting at Pakistan Mine

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At least 20 people have died after armed men opened fire at a mine in Pakistan.

The assailants stormed the Junaid Coal Company in the Duki district, indiscriminately shooting at individuals present.

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Survivors reported that the attackers used rocket launchers, grenades, and drones during the assault.

The assailants also set fire to heavy equipment at the site.

No group has claimed responsibility for the incident yet, but authorities suspect the involvement of the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), which has carried out attacks in the region in recent months.

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