Taliban executes one of highest-ranking assassinations ever

In one of the highest-ranking security officer assassinations ever, a Taliban suicide bomber killed the head of a US-backed paramilitary force in Northwestern Pakistan Wednesday.
Wednesday@@@s bombing in Peshawar that killed Sifwat Ghayur, the head of the 25,000-strong Frontier Constabulary, was the first attack since monsoon rains triggered massive flooding over a week ago. The northwest city often targeted by the Taliban had been calm recently, but renewed violence could further strain a government already struggling with the flood relief effort.
The bomber detonated his explosives next to Ghayur@@@s car in the center of Peshawar after waiting at a traffic light for the vehicle to approach, said the police chief@@@s driver, Shakirullah Khan, who was injured in the attack.
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