On the eve of the parliamentary elections scheduled to be held on February 8, Thursday in Baluchistan province of Pakistan, terrorist attacks were organized in front of the offices of the candidates. At least 28 people died, 47 people were injured.

A group of sappers were attacked by militants in the Balochistan region of Pakistan. As a result, two soldiers were killed and four were injured. Since the beginning of the year, more than 200 acts of sabotage have been committed in two provinces of the country, and 281 representatives of the civilian population and security personnel have been killed. During 48 anti-terrorist operations, 151 militants were neutralized.

In northwestern Pakistan, militants attacked civilians on the Punjab-Baluchistan road, as well as police stations, a military base and a railway.

In the Nushki region of Balochistan province of Pakistan, a fire broke out between the soldiers who were repairing the wire fence on the border and the Afghan border forces. Although sources claim that the Afghan border forces have suffered heavy casualties, there has been no official statement from the two countries.

An attack was carried out on a small mine in the Balochistan province of Pakistan, which is struggling for independence. Militants using heavy weapons rounded up the miners and shot them. At least 20 people died and 6 were injured in the incident.

At least 20 people were killed and 30 others were injured in an explosion at a railway station in Balochistan province in southwestern Pakistan. The number of victims of the explosion may increase.