The media reported on the release of hostages from a train seized in Pakistan

All hostages of the train hijacked by terrorists in Pakistan have been released. This was reported on March 12 by NDTV TV channel with reference to a representative of the army.

"An army spokesman said that all train passengers taken hostage by armed men during a deadly siege in Pakistan have been released," the material says.

It is noted that 28 soldiers were killed during the operation. There were 450 passengers on the train in total.

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The Balochistan Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the incident

Terrorists hijacked a train in Balochistan province a day earlier, on March 11. As reported by the British newspaper Daily Mail, the militants took passengers hostage and also wounded the driver.

The Pakistani security forces reported that due to the presence of civilians among the captured people, the rescue operation is being conducted with extreme caution. The security forces reported that the terrorists were using hostages as human shields. According to the latest data from the Reuters news agency, the attackers killed at least 50 hostages.