Suicide Bomb Attack

In Pakistan's twin blasts on September 29, over 56 people died and as many as hundreds were injured. While the first blast occurred in Balochistan, at a social gathering, the second blast happened at a mosque in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa region within hours. At the mosque, people gathered and were celebrating Prophet Mohammad's birthday, when a suicide bomber blast occurred, a day after Pakistan officials killed an ISIS Terrorist.

Terrorist group Islamic State (ISIS) has claimed responsibility for the suicide bomb attacks at the gates of the Kabul airport on August 26 that killed at least 72 and injured 143. The US has confirmed that 13 US troops, including 12 Marine soldiers and one Navy medic were also killed. The attacks halted the airlift of the domestic and foreign nationals who were trying to flee Afghanistan.

On the eve of the Eid al-Adha festival in Iraq's capital Baghdad, at least 35 people, including children and women died following a suicide bomb attack on July 19. Over 60 people were left wounded. Reportedly, the attack took place in Wahailat market while people were shopping to celebrate the festival. The terror group "ISIL (ISIS) claimed the responsibility for the attack."