24 killed in protests in Pakistan

In Pakistan, 24 people died during mass protests against the United States military operation targeting Iran. Police reported that demonstrators gathered in several major cities across the country, expressing discontent with U.S. foreign policy. Explosions and clashes occurred at the sites of confrontations with law enforcement, resulting in nearly 25 deaths and dozens severely injured. International observers called on the parties to exercise restraint and engage in dialogue.

Context

The provocation caused by the U.S. operation sparked public discontent in Pakistan, where previous incidents of street unrest in response to foreign aggression have been recorded.