Karachi .- New attack in Pakistan, the third in fatalities after the death of Osama bin Laden on 2 May. On this occasion, a group of armed men on motorcycles have attacked on Monday the consulate vehicle in Karachi and Saudi Arabia have ended the life of a Saudi diplomat has assured the local police.
The attackers first threw hand grenades at the vehicle before shooting. The incident occurred in the commercial center of the Pakistani city. No injuries after the attack. "We condemn this attack. None of that carried out this type of action can be a Muslim," said Saudi Ambassador Abdul Aziz al-Ghadeer, told Reuters.
There are no details about the range of the diplomat who was killed. Al Qaeda violently opposed the government of Saudi Arabia and has promised revenge for the death of its leader, Saudi-born Osama bin Laden, U.S. Special Forces. UU. The Taliban say they have not killed the diplomat saudíLos Pakistani Taliban have said they are not the perpetrators of the attack but have said they support "full" attack.
"Whoever did it has done a very good job because, like Pakistan, Saudi Arabia is a slave of the United States and, indeed, is two steps ahead of Pakistan," said a spokesman for the Taliban, Ehsanullah Ehsan . "Whatever the organizations participating in these facts, we fully support," he added by telephone from an undisclosed location. 
The attackers first threw hand grenades at the vehicle before shooting. The incident occurred in the commercial center of the Pakistani city. No injuries after the attack. "We condemn this attack. None of that carried out this type of action can be a Muslim," said Saudi Ambassador Abdul Aziz al-Ghadeer, told Reuters.
There are no details about the range of the diplomat who was killed. Al Qaeda violently opposed the government of Saudi Arabia and has promised revenge for the death of its leader, Saudi-born Osama bin Laden, U.S. Special Forces. UU. The Taliban say they have not killed the diplomat saudíLos Pakistani Taliban have said they are not the perpetrators of the attack but have said they support "full" attack.
"Whoever did it has done a very good job because, like Pakistan, Saudi Arabia is a slave of the United States and, indeed, is two steps ahead of Pakistan," said a spokesman for the Taliban, Ehsanullah Ehsan . "Whatever the organizations participating in these facts, we fully support," he added by telephone from an undisclosed location.
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