Police in Pakistan say at least two children and five suspected militants were killed in an explosion in Mir Ali, the capital of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.

Arafan Khan, a police officer, said the casualties were erupted on Thursday morning in the morning that a commander of the Rasool Journal wanted to explode the explosion in his home that exploded.

He said the Pakistani Taliban had quickly reached the area and picked up the bodies of the victims. Authorities later found the bodies of two children under the rubbish building.

The bomber struck shortly injured in the blast and injured 14 people, including women.

Irfan Khan said the car bomb was often targeted by Pakistani Taliban and other insurgents often targeted Pakistani security forces by rockets, grenades and suicide bombers.

The condition of the hospital said the condition of some of the injured was critical, but did not provide details about.

On the other hand, police said at Charsadda policemen exploded before arriving in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, police said before reaching the target, the bomber struck shortly after noon and wounded no casualties.

Local police officials, Massoud Khan, said the target was not clear and the police was still investigating the explosive vehicle and connect explosives. Were done.

In 2021, armed attacks in Pakistan have increased since the Taliban re-elementation. Most blames the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has been blamed for most of the attacks. Islamabad says the group has a shelter in Afghanistan and has carried out attacks in Pakistan.

But the Taliban government in Afghanistan has denied the allegations, saying Pakistan should not find a solution to the solution to their interior problems.

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