Türkiye condemns terror attack on Pakistan passenger train

The Turkish Foreign Ministry on Sunday condemned the terrorist bombing of a passenger train in Pakistan’s Balochistan province, expressing sorrow over the 28 deaths and reaffirming solidarity with Islamabad in the fight against terrorism.

Blast targets railway in volatile province

The explosion struck the railway line as the train traveled toward the cantonment area, killing 28 passengers and wounding 90 others, according to police. Authorities confirmed the blast targeted the busy route in the mineral-rich region, which has long faced separatist violence.

Ankara extends condolences to victims

In a written statement, the ministry said it was deeply saddened by the attack. "We strongly condemn this heinous attack and extend condolences to the families and people of Pakistan," the statement said, stressing that such violence targeting regional peace remains unacceptable under any circumstances.

Strategic corridor plagued by militancy

Balochistan serves as a major route for the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor and has endured decades of insurgency from separatist groups. The region’s mineral wealth and strategic location have made it a persistent flashpoint for militant activity despite ongoing security operations.