US Marines reportedly opened fire on demonstrators who stormed Pakistan’s Karachi consulate following the killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader in American-Israeli strikes. At least 10 died in the incident, sparking nationwide protests and a ban on gatherings. The consulate claimed shots originated from within the compound amid escalating regional tensions. US Marines reportedly opened fire on demonstrators who stormed Pakistan’s Karachi consulate following the killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader in American-Israeli strikes. At least 10 died in the incident, sparking nationwide protests and a ban on gatherings. The consulate claimed shots originated from within the compound amid escalating regional tensions.
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US troops opened fire on protesters who stormed Karachi consulate: Report
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