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A Pakistani pedestrian walks past a wall graffiti which reads Daesh, the arabic acronym for ISIS, in Quetta in Baluchistan province on November 24, 2014. Banaras Khan/AFP/Getty Images
Quetta, Pakistan—Terrorist group ISIS on Tuesday claimed responsibility for killing four members of a Christian family in southwestern Pakistan.
A statement issued by the group claimed that militants belonging to ISIS fired on the group of Christians as they were traveling in the city of Quetta, killing four on Monday.
