A car bomb killed three militants and two civilians in Pakistan’s Balochistan province on Thursday, officials reported. The attack targeted a security post in the Kandawa area of Mastung district, about 10 kilometers from Mastung city.
The explosives-laden vehicle struck a security post, killing three militants and two civilians. Seventeen people, including paramilitary soldiers, were injured in the blast. The attack occurred amid ongoing separatist violence in the mineral-rich region.
Balochistan has seen frequent militant attacks in recent years. The province, known for its rich natural resources, has been a hotspot for separatist movements. The militant group responsible for the attack claimed responsibility, though no specific group was named. The incident highlights the continued instability in the region.



























