US embassy restricts staff movement in Islamabad
Islamabad: Days after the suicide bingmbing in Islamabad, the United States issued a security alert on Sunday warning of possible terrorist attacks on US citizens. In a private hotel in the federal capital. A statement issued by the US Embassy in Islamabad said US government employees were barred from visiting a private hotel in the federal capital because of a possible attack. The US government is aware of information that unidenhttps tified individuals may be planning to attack Americans at a private hotel in Islamabad “sometime during the holidays”, the statement added.
“Furthermore, with Islamabad placed on Red Alert citing security concerns, all gatherings have been banned, the ambassador has urged all US embassy restricts Mission staff to avoid non-essential activities. , not to travel.” it is legal in Islamabad on holidays,” he said.
At least 52 people were killed and many others injured when a truck full of explosives detonated in front of a private hotel in Islamabad’s red light district on September 20, 2008.The bomb shook Pakistan because the terrorist was able to breach the security of the red zone where the government headquarters and government missions are located.
US embassy restricts staff movement in Islamabad
An unprecedented warning and threat was issued by the US after a policeman was killed and several others were injured when a suicide bomberUS embassy restricts blew himself up during a checkpoint at the I-10 junction in Islamabad.
Official statistics show that in August 2021 Pakistan recorded 420 terrorist attacks. In the past three US restricts months alone, the outlawed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has claimed responsibility for 141 attacks.A major study is underway to devise a new strategy to deal with the rise of TTP militants. Government US embassy restricts US embassy restricts sources believe military action to end the renewed crisis is imminent.The National Security Committee is expected to meet in the next few weeks to make a major decision.
