China's tell for Pakistan to protect its citizens

China condemns terrorist attacks targeting Chinese mission in Karachi Karachi In the statement, Islamabad has urged Islamabad to ensure the safety of its citizens, the world's second largest economy.

Although the attacks were unsuccessful, two policemen were killed in gunfire with the gunmen near the consulate.

AFP reported that if a gunman carrying a weapon bombed with a suicide attack went ahead to the Chinese mission, the exchange was shot with security forces.

A separatist group calling Beijing a repressive force launched this attack. Pakistan's security forces said that the site was protected only after the attack.

The Chinese consortium wanted to enter the southern port city of the arms. But he has been detained at the checkpoint, police said.

China's Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Sueong said in a statement after the incident.

The statement said China is strongly condemning any violent attack against its diplomatic mission and urges Pakistan to take steps to ensure the safety and security of Chinese citizens and institutions of their country.

Geng said three people wanted to enter consulate. Pakistani police later killed them. Consulate workers were saved in this.

However, Geng expressed sympathy for the two Pakistani police killed in the attack.

Asked about the Balochistan Liberation Army, the Chinese investment anti-investor group, to accept the assault, the Chinese spokesman said, "As far as I know, the investigation of the incident has started from Pakistan.

In a statement on Friday, Prime Minister Imran Khan's office said that he has ordered complete investigation of the incident and expressed his resolve to find out those involved.

The attack was a conspiracy to tarnish Pakistan's economic and strategic cooperation with China; However, such incidents do not affect the relations between China and Pakistan, the statement said.

China is investing hundreds of millions of dollars in Pakistan. China-Pakistan Economic Corridor is being built at a cost of six billion dollars.