(Fox News) The State Department on Saturday issued an "urgent message" warning about a possible terror attack in the Pakistan capital of Islamabad during the holiday season.
The agency said the message to Americans in the region was issued as a result of "threat information" and that possible targets include places of worship and shopping centers.
The warning follows the deadly bombing attacks last month in Paris and the Dec. 2 massacre in San Bernardino, Calif., in which two Muslim extremists fatally shot 14 people at a holiday work party.
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