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ISIS terrorist group claims responsibility for a suicide attack on shrine in Pakistan leaving at least 70 people dead

ISIS claimed responsibility on Thursday for a suicide bombing in southern Pakistan, the group’s affiliated news agency AMAQ reported.
The bombing killed at least 70 people at a crowded Sufi shrine in southern Pakistan and dozens more were wounded, according to local media.

This week has seen a wave of bombings in Pakistan.

Source: /Ynet News

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ISIS terrorist group claims responsibility for a suicide attack on shrine in Pakistan leaving at least 70 people dead

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