Karachi, Pakistan — At least 10 people were reportedly killed after security forces opened fire on protesters gathered near the United States Consulate in Karachi, according to media reports.
The protest was held amid rising tensions linked to the ongoing situation in the Middle East. Large crowds had assembled near the diplomatic area, leading to clashes between protesters and security personnel. Authorities stated that the firing occurred after the situation became uncontrollable and security forces attempted to disperse the crowd.
Several others were injured in the incident and have been shifted to nearby hospitals for treatment. Security has been tightened across the city following the violence, while officials continue to monitor the situation closely.
The incident has sparked concern internationally, with calls for restraint and peaceful handling of protests.
Further details are awaited as investigations continue.
— Ladakh N E W S Desk
