Lahore, Pakistan – Military conflict has erupted in Lahore, the second largest city in Pakistan, leaving at least 10 people dead and dozens more injured. The violence began early on Monday morning when a group of armed militants attacked a police station in the city. The militants, who have not yet been identified, reportedly opened fire on the police officers and set off a series of explosions. The police responded with gunfire and a number of officers were injured in the exchange. The militants then fled the scene, leaving behind a number of explosives. The Pakistani military has since deployed troops and armored vehicles to the area in an attempt to restore order. A curfew has been imposed in the city and the military has declared a state of emergency. Local residents have reported hearing gunfire and explosions throughout the day. The violence has caused panic and fear among the city's population. At this time, it is not clear who is responsible for the attack or what their motives may have been. The Pakistani government has yet to issue a statement on the situation. The conflict in Lahore is the latest in a series of military confrontations in the region. The Pakistani government has been engaged in a long-running conflict with militant groups in the region, and the violence in Lahore is a stark reminder of the instability in the region.