Karachi: Nine people perished in clashes by the US consulate in Pakistan.

Karachi: On March 1, unrest took place between protesters and security forces near the U.S. consulate in Karachi, located in southern Pakistan. A spokesperson from the official emergency response unit, Rescue 1122, reported to Xinhua News Agency that a minimum of nine people died and 20 sustained injuries during the demonstrations outside the U.S. consulate that day. This unrest followed the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei. The spokesperson indicated that protesters attempted to penetrate the consulate, leading law enforcement to use tear gas and batons to regain control of the situation. (Xinhua via NationPress)

Karachi: On March 1, unrest took place between protesters and security forces near the U.S. consulate in Karachi, located in southern Pakistan. A spokesperson from the official emergency response unit, Rescue 1122, reported to Xinhua News Agency that a minimum of nine people died and 20 sustained injuries during the demonstrations outside the U.S. consulate that day. This unrest followed the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei. The spokesperson indicated that protesters attempted to penetrate the consulate, leading law enforcement to use tear gas and batons to regain control of the situation. (Xinhua via NationPress)

Karachi: On March 1, unrest took place between protesters and security forces near the U.S. consulate in Karachi, located in southern Pakistan. A spokesperson from the official emergency response unit, Rescue 1122, reported to Xinhua News Agency that a minimum of nine people died and 20 sustained injuries during the demonstrations outside the U.S. consulate that day. This unrest followed the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei. The spokesperson indicated that protesters attempted to penetrate the consulate, leading law enforcement to use tear gas and batons to regain control of the situation. (Xinhua via NationPress)

Karachi: On March 1, unrest took place between protesters and security forces near the U.S. consulate in Karachi, located in southern Pakistan. A spokesperson from the official emergency response unit, Rescue 1122, reported to Xinhua News Agency that a minimum of nine people died and 20 sustained injuries during the demonstrations outside the U.S. consulate that day. This unrest followed the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei. The spokesperson indicated that protesters attempted to penetrate the consulate, leading law enforcement to use tear gas and batons to regain control of the situation. (Xinhua via NationPress)

Karachi: On March 1, unrest took place between protesters and security forces near the U.S. consulate in Karachi, located in southern Pakistan. A spokesperson from the official emergency response unit, Rescue 1122, reported to Xinhua News Agency that a minimum of nine people died and 20 sustained injuries during the demonstrations outside the U.S. consulate that day. This unrest followed the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei. The spokesperson indicated that protesters attempted to penetrate the consulate, leading law enforcement to use tear gas and batons to regain control of the situation. (Xinhua via NationPress)

Karachi: On March 1, unrest took place between protesters and security forces near the U.S. consulate in Karachi, located in southern Pakistan. A spokesperson from the official emergency response unit, Rescue 1122, reported to Xinhua News Agency that a minimum of nine people died and 20 sustained injuries during the demonstrations outside the U.S. consulate that day. This unrest followed the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei. The spokesperson indicated that protesters attempted to penetrate the consulate, leading law enforcement to use tear gas and batons to regain control of the situation. (Xinhua via NationPress)

Karachi: On March 1, unrest took place between protesters and security forces near the U.S. consulate in Karachi, located in southern Pakistan. A spokesperson from the official emergency response unit, Rescue 1122, reported to Xinhua News Agency that a minimum of nine people died and 20 sustained injuries during the demonstrations outside the U.S. consulate that day. This unrest followed the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei. The spokesperson indicated that protesters attempted to penetrate the consulate, leading law enforcement to use tear gas and batons to regain control of the situation. (Xinhua via NationPress)

Karachi: On March 1, unrest took place between protesters and security forces near the U.S. consulate in Karachi, located in southern Pakistan. A spokesperson from the official emergency response unit, Rescue 1122, reported to Xinhua News Agency that a minimum of nine people died and 20 sustained injuries during the demonstrations outside the U.S. consulate that day. This unrest followed the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei. The spokesperson indicated that protesters attempted to penetrate the consulate, leading law enforcement to use tear gas and batons to regain control of the situation. (Xinhua via NationPress)

Karachi: On March 1, unrest took place between protesters and security forces near the U.S. consulate in Karachi, located in southern Pakistan. A spokesperson from the official emergency response unit, Rescue 1122, reported to Xinhua News Agency that a minimum of nine people died and 20 sustained injuries during the demonstrations outside the U.S. consulate that day. This unrest followed the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei. The spokesperson indicated that protesters attempted to penetrate the consulate, leading law enforcement to use tear gas and batons to regain control of the situation. (Xinhua via NationPress)

Karachi: On March 1, unrest took place between protesters and security forces near the U.S. consulate in Karachi, located in southern Pakistan. A spokesperson from the official emergency response unit, Rescue 1122, reported to Xinhua News Agency that a minimum of nine people died and 20 sustained injuries during the demonstrations outside the U.S. consulate that day. This unrest followed the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei. The spokesperson indicated that protesters attempted to penetrate the consulate, leading law enforcement to use tear gas and batons to regain control of the situation. (Xinhua via NationPress)

Karachi: On March 1, unrest took place between protesters and security forces near the U.S. consulate in Karachi, located in southern Pakistan. A spokesperson from the official emergency response unit, Rescue 1122, reported to Xinhua News Agency that a minimum of nine people died and 20 sustained injuries during the demonstrations outside the U.S. consulate that day. This unrest followed the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei. The spokesperson indicated that protesters attempted to penetrate the consulate, leading law enforcement to use tear gas and batons to regain control of the situation. (Xinhua via NationPress)

Karachi: On March 1, unrest took place between protesters and security forces near the U.S. consulate in Karachi, located in southern Pakistan. A spokesperson from the official emergency response unit, Rescue 1122, reported to Xinhua News Agency that a minimum of nine people died and 20 sustained injuries during the demonstrations outside the U.S. consulate that day. This unrest followed the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei. The spokesperson indicated that protesters attempted to penetrate the consulate, leading law enforcement to use tear gas and batons to regain control of the situation. (Xinhua via NationPress)

Karachi: On March 1, unrest took place between protesters and security forces near the U.S. consulate in Karachi, located in southern Pakistan. A spokesperson from the official emergency response unit, Rescue 1122, reported to Xinhua News Agency that a minimum of nine people died and 20 sustained injuries during the demonstrations outside the U.S. consulate that day. This unrest followed the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei. The spokesperson indicated that protesters attempted to penetrate the consulate, leading law enforcement to use tear gas and batons to regain control of the situation. (Xinhua via NationPress)

Karachi: On March 1, unrest took place between protesters and security forces near the U.S. consulate in Karachi, located in southern Pakistan. A spokesperson from the official emergency response unit, Rescue 1122, reported to Xinhua News Agency that a minimum of nine people died and 20 sustained injuries during the demonstrations outside the U.S. consulate that day. This unrest followed the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei. The spokesperson indicated that protesters attempted to penetrate the consulate, leading law enforcement to use tear gas and batons to regain control of the situation. (Xinhua via NationPress)