Wana Cadet College Attack: All Students Rescued Safely, Security Forces Kill Terrorists

WANA: Fresh videos from Cadet College Wana have surfaced, showing the swift and professional response of Pakistan’s security forces after a terrorist attack. According to security sources, the Pakistan Army carried out an operation and eliminated all foreign terrorists involved.

At the time of the attack, around 650 people were present inside the college, including 525 cadets. The forces conducted the operation with extreme caution and successfully rescued all students and staff members without any casualties.

The videos show security personnel carrying students to safety and medical teams providing immediate aid on the spot.

Sources revealed that the operation was launched following reports of the presence of Afghan militants inside the college. The army acted promptly to ensure the protection of the cadets.

In the initial phase of the operation, two attackers were neutralized. However, the clearance operation is still ongoing and will continue until all remaining terrorists are eliminated. The entire area has been cordoned off, and security forces are conducting a thorough search of nearby buildings.

Before the attack, the terrorists rammed an explosive-laden vehicle into the main gate of the college, damaging the gate and nearby structures.

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Security officials stated that the attackers were in contact with handlers in Afghanistan and were receiving instructions from there. The militants hiding in a building away from the cadets’ hostel were later targeted by the forces.

Authorities emphasized that the operation is being carried out in a comprehensive and organized manner, with the safety of students, teachers, and staff being the top priority. Reports indicate that the cadets and faculty members remain calm and resilient, while the army’s timely and professional response is being widely praised.

Further details and an official briefing will be released by security officials soon.