According to Pakistani media reports such as the Dawn newspaper, a suicide attack on a police training center in the province of Kaebal-Pushtu in the province of Draismer Khan in Pakistan on the evening of 10th, police and terrorists shoot for about 5 hours, at least 7 police killed, 13 police wounded, 5 terrorists were killed.

The newspaper, citing a report released by the Pakistani counter-terrorism department on Friday, said the attack occurred at 8:30 p.m. on Friday.

According to the report, the police in Dera Ismail Khan also issued a statement. The statement described that terrorists first drove a truck loaded with explosives into the gate of the police training school on the evening of 10th, causing the wall of the school to collapse. The initial attack killed a police officer.

The statement further stated that the militants then entered the school and began opening fire using heavy weapons and grenades. The police "fought back heroically" and the exchange of fire lasted for about five hours. Security forces also joined the police in the action. The statement also stated that during the operation, police and security forces killed a total of five terrorists and seized suicide vests, explosives and ammunition from them. A search operation is underway.

According to the report, Zulfikar Hamid, the police chief of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, spoke highly of the efforts of the police and security forces to thwart the attack, and announced that the victims would be compensated to ensure that "they will not die in vain". Hamid also announced that he would provide special rewards to all those involved in this operation.

The report quoted reports from Pakistan Institute of Conflict and Security and other institutions as saying that Khyber Pakhtunkhwa remained the province most affected by terrorism last month, but anti-terrorism operations have also been strengthened.