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Suicide Attack on Fateh Khel Police Post in Bannu Leaves 3 Policemen Martyred, Gunfight Continues

Suicide attack on Fateh Khel police post in Bannu leaves 3 policemen martyred as gunfight continues between forces and militants.

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Bannu police post attack Fateh Khel

Security forces respond after a suicide attack on Fateh Khel police post in Bannu, leaving three policemen martyred.

May 10, 2026

A serious terrorist incident has taken place in Bannu city of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, where “Khwarij” elements targeted the Fateh Khel police post with an explosives-laden vehicle.

Security sources have confirmed that three police personnel embraced martyrdom in this cowardly attack while performing their duty.

Blast Intensity and Damage

According to security officials, terrorists rammed an explosives-filled vehicle into the police post, triggering a powerful explosion that was heard across a wide area. The blast not only damaged the police post building but also caused significant destruction to nearby civilian houses. Several roofs reportedly collapsed, raising fears of further casualties.

Gunfight and Security Operation

Immediately after the explosion, a heavy exchange of fire began between police, security forces, and the attackers, which is still ongoing. The area has been cordoned off, and additional forces have been deployed to eliminate the terrorists. Security forces are conducting a cautious response operation due to the suspected presence of militants.

Clarification on Cantonment Rumors

Following the attack, false reports began circulating on social media regarding an assault on Bannu Cantonment. Security sources have rejected these claims as baseless. Officials said that all operations are currently focused on Fateh Khel and surrounding areas.

Rescue teams have also reached the site to provide medical assistance and search for any people trapped under debris. The area remains on high alert, and citizens have been advised to stay indoors until the operation is completed.

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