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Conflict & Security April 23, 2026 386 stories in this edition

At least nine people was killed as gunmen attacked mining site in Pakistan

The Straits Times Asia / Southeast Asia / 1m ago
At least nine people was killed as gunmen attacked mining site in Pakistan

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Quetta, PAKISTAN, April 23 - At least nine people were killed when gunmen attacked National Resources Ltd's copper and gold project in Balochistan in Pakistan on Wednesday, local authorities said. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Quetta, PAKISTAN, April 23 - At least nine people were killed when gunmen attacked National Resources Ltd's copper and gold project in Balochistan in Pakistan on Wednesday, local authorities said.

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