Inside the Pakistani military school where Taliban gunmen slaughtered over 140 people
By RYAN GORMAN
Horrifying images have emerged showing the devastation from a Taliban assault on a Pakistan school that left nearly 150 people dead.
Nine terrorist gunmen stormed a military school in Pakistan Tuesday, leaving 132 students and 16 teachers dead. Officials called it the worst attack in the country's history.
Blood spattered floors and bullet-riddled walls line the school's halls. Burnt-out classrooms, destroyed desks and splintered chairs tell the story of the senseless violence.
An additional 121 people were injured during the attack, authorities said.
A similar attack occurred in 2012 against a Pakistan military school, but the death toll in Tuesday's assault is unprecedented.
Pakistani school girl Malala Yousef was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize this year after remarkably surviving a gunshot wound to the head during a 2012 Taliban assassination attempt.
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