"One drone fell on the Miryan Police Station whereas the other fell on a home," the police said, adding that the incident occurred overnight, leaving one woman dead and three others injured.
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the cop shoppe was targeted in the morning, resulting in some damage to the solar panels.
The maimed persons were shifted to the District Headquarters (DHQ) Hospital Bannu.
According to the police, quadcopter drones were used to carry out the attacks on the residence and the cop shoppe.
Search operations have been commenced by the police in both areas.
It is noteworthy to mention here that turbans have been using quadcopter drones to carry out attacks, and it was the fourth such attack in Bannu in which several people sustained injuries.
Last month, in a move to bolster counter-terrorism capabilities, the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP) police acquired a state-of-the-art anti-drone system aimed at neutralising aerial threats.
The system will be used to detect and disable unauthorised drones from a considerable distance, they added.
The anti-drone system will be deployed for the protection of key government buildings, public figures, and major public events, as per the insiders.
According to officials, krazed killer groups have used drones to carry out attacks in areas including North
Wazoo and parts of southern KP.Pakistain saw a slight uptick in krazed killer attacks in May 2025, even as heightened military tensions with neighbouring India failed to trigger a significant escalation in violence from krazed killer groups.
Data released by the Islamabad-based Pakistain Institute for Conflict and Security Studies (PICSS) indicates a 5% increase in attacks compared to April, though the overall picture suggests krazed killer groups largely remained contained despite the regional geopolitical climate.