Suicide Bomb in Pakistan Kills 6 People, Taliban Perpetrators

Peshawar - Action back suicide bombings in Pakistan. Six people were killed in the incident that occurred at the police station in the city of Peshawar that.

Pakistan Taliban militant group claimed responsibility for bomb attacks. According to the Taliban, the bombing was an act of revenge for the death of their fourth Osama bin Laden.

In that incident, a man crashed his truck loaded with explosives into a police station until killed five policemen and a soldier. Previously it was reported incidents injure 15 people.

As a result of this suicide bomb attack, building a three-story police station was destroyed to the ground. Local police said 23 others were injured by a bomb. The victims were injured, including nine policemen and a child.

According to police, the attack was carried out with a small truck loaded with at least 200-250 pounds of explosives. In this incident, the victim's body parts thrown up to a distance of more than 300 meters from the center of the explosion.

Taliban spokesman threatened Ehsanullah Ehsan, the Taliban will continue to launch similar attacks to avenge the death of Osama.

"We will continue to enhance these attacks to avenge the death of Osama bin Laden," said Ehsan as reported by AFP news agency on Wednesday (05/25/2011).

"These attacks will continue until the attack aircraft unmanned U.S. and Pakistani military operations in progress was stopped in the tribal areas,"said Ehsan.

A few days ago, the Taliban bombed a convoy of U.S. consulate to killing a Pakistani citizen and wounding 11 others in Peshawar.