Foreign Minister vows to defeat terrorism despite recent cowardly attacks.

Ishaq Dar – (Special Corespondent / Web Desk) – Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar stated that recent cowardly terrorist attacks will not break Pakistan’s determination to fight terrorism. He spoke at a major conference of parliamentary speakers in Islamabad. He specifically mentioned the suicide blast in the city and the attack on a college in Wana.

Dar was very clear, saying these acts of violence will not shake the country’s resolve. He insisted that they only make Pakistan more certain that peace and security come from talking and working together.

The minister confirmed that these two terrible attacks in the last two days killed 15 innocent people. He strongly condemned the violence and shared his deep sympathies with the families who lost loved ones.

Dar firmly stated that Pakistan says no to all forms of terrorism, whether they happen at home or anywhere else in the world. He described terrorism as one of the biggest challenges facing the world today.

He added that Pakistan has always been a strong defender against this global threat. The suicide bombing in Islamabad was the first such attack in the city in almost three years. It happened while several important international events were taking place in the capital city.

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Officials said a banned terrorist group claimed responsibility for the suicide attack. Police reported that the bomber blew himself up at the entrance of a busy office complex after he was stopped from entering.

In a related development, security sources confirmed that all the militants who attacked the Cadet College in Wana have been killed. Pakistan has seen a rise in terrorist activity over the past year, especially in its western regions.