Second suspect involved in FC Headquarters attack identified as Afghan terrorist

ISLAMABAD(National times)- The second attacker involved in the suicide bombing on the FC Headquarters in Quetta on September 30 has been identified as an Afghan terrorist, according to security sources. The sources revealed that the Afghan suicide bomber, affiliated with the Fitna al-Khawarij, has been identified as Sohail alias Khabbab. Following his arrest, irrefutable evidence has once again surfaced showing that terrorist activities in Pakistan are being orchestrated from Afghan soil. According to the details, Sohail alias Khabbab was a resident of Maidan Shahr district in Wardak province, Afghanistan. The attack on the FC Headquarters resulted in the martyrdom of eight civilians and injuries to 40 others. Security sources added that the Afghan Taliban regime’s violation of commitments and continued support for terrorists has become a serious threat to regional stability.



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