Two women from Balochistan speak about alleged militant training for suicide attacks
Most outlets led with the revelation that two women from Balochistan claimed to have been trained by Fitna Al-Hindustan for suicide attacks. Both 24 News HD and Aaj News (English) highlighted the women's accusations and their alleged involvement in the Nokkundi bombing, though 24 News HD framed the plot as being "exposed" while Aaj News emphasized the women's claims of being "groomed" and "forced" by the group.
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Women rescued from Balochistan say militants groomed them as suicide bombers
Two women rescued from Balochistan during a security operation have claimed that Fitna al-Hindustan wanted to turn them into suicide bombers and that they had been forced to remain in contact with the group. Speaking at a press conference on Monday, Safia Abdul Khaliq said militants had provided her with a mobile phone to maintain contact with them and were forcing her to become a suicide bombe...
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Two Baloch women reveal how militants trained them for suicide attacks
A plot by Fitna Al-Hindustan to use women for terrorist activities in Balochistan has been exposed, after two women accused of involvement in the Nokkundi bombing spoke publicly about their activities, the 24NewsHD TV channel reported on Monday.
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