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Pakistan

Pakistan on EXE: public records that name this country, each with its source. Counts here: 8 terrorism records, 9 gang records, 2 insurgent records, 1 crime place. This page does not describe methods.

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Gunmen abduct 18 workers from a marble mining site near Khuzdar, Pakistan

News card from EXE Index. Headline: Gunmen abduct 18 workers from a marble mining site near Khuzdar, Pakistan. Locator map adapted from Wikimedia Commons (Milenioscuro, CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped) showing Khuzdar district in red within Balochistan province, Pakistan; not a photo of the event. Key facts, as police officials told Arab News, The Express Tribune and PTI: the attack hit a marble mining site in the Naal area, about 40 kilometres from Khuzdar city, on Saturday night or early Sunday, October 17 to 18, 2026 (reports differ on the time); dozens of armed men on motorcycles and in vehicles stormed the site; 18 workers from villages in Khuzdar district were abducted and one worker was shot and wounded; no group has claimed it and police say a search is under way; on Friday, gunmen seized 20 police trainees in Mastung district. Sources: police officials via Arab News, The Express Tribune, PTI. exeindex.com/crime. Record dispatch:2026-10-18-pk-khuzdar-kidnap. @exeindex.
News cardMap: Khuzdar district (red) in Balochistan, Pakistan. Locator map, not a photo of the Oct 17-18, 2026 kidnapping. Map: Wikimedia Commons, User:Milenioscuro, CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped by EXE Index)

Reported Oct 18: Gunmen stormed a marble mining site near Khuzdar in Pakistan's Balochistan and abducted 18 workers, police officials say. One worker was shot and wounded. No group has claimed it. On Friday, 20 police…

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Field FootageRecordQuetta, Nushki and Khuzdar districts,…

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Pakistan's ISPR releases Balochistan operations photo, says 8 killed

Text poster only. The source is an ISPR graphic with statement text, a photo of recovered explosive drums and panels of blurred bodies, dated 17-10-2026.
Inter-Services Public Relations, Pakistan (watch at source)

Graphic released Oct. 18, 2026 by Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the Pakistani military's media wing. ISPR says security forces carried out three intelligence-based operations on Oct. 17 in Quetta, Nushki and…

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Crime DeskRecordDera Murad Jamali

Reported casualties

Gunmen kill two police officers on patrol in Pakistan's Balochistan

News card from EXE Index. Headline: Gunmen kill two police officers on patrol in Pakistan's Balochistan. Locator map from Wikimedia Commons (Milenioscuro, CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped) showing Nasirabad district in red within Balochistan province, Pakistan; not a photo of the attack. Key facts for Saturday, October 17, 2026: at Bedar Bridge in the Pat Feeder area near Dera Murad Jamali, unidentified gunmen fired on two police head constables patrolling by motorcycle; both were killed on the spot, police say; the attackers took their service weapons and fled, and no group has claimed the attack; a search operation is under way and the officers' families blocked the highway in protest. Sources: Dawn, The Express Tribune, Quetta Voice. exeindex.com/crime. Record dispatch:2026-10-17-pk-nasirabad-police. @exeindex.
News cardMap: Nasirabad district (red) in Balochistan, Pakistan. Map: Wikimedia Commons, Milenioscuro · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped

Oct 17: Unidentified gunmen shot dead two police head constables patrolling by motorcycle near Bedar Bridge in Nasirabad, Pakistan's Balochistan, and took their service weapons, police told Dawn and The Express…

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