At least 14 people have been killed in a suicide bombing that targeted an anti-militant rally in northwestern Pakistan, according to officials. The blast occurred in the Swat Valley, a district in the country's northwest. Footage from the scene shows victims being rushed into a hospital for treatment. The attack struck protesters gathered at the rally, which was held to oppose militant activity. No group has claimed responsibility, and the reports provide no further details about the bomber or the investigation. Pakistani authorities are expected to pursue those responsible, but no official statement beyond the casualty count has been released. The bombing underscores the continued threat of militant violence in the region, despite past military operations aimed at rooting out armed groups. At least 14 people were confirmed dead, and the number of wounded has not been reported in the available information.