Four Pakistani nationals and a police officer were also among those killed in the attack on the Shiite mosque in Oman, a rare instance in the ordinarily stable country. The ISIS, which has attacked Shia communities in several countries, claimed responsibility for the attack.
At least four Pakistani nationals were killed and 30 others wounded by gunfire at a mosque in Oman, in a rare breach of security in one of the most stable countries in the Middle East.
The Islamic State claimed one of its members opened fire at a "Shiite mosque" that killed six people, including a woman and a child. The terror group has been behind several attacks in Afghanistan, despite Taliban's assurances of an improvement in the security situation.
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