Gunmen attack Pakistani official's compound, five dead PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - Four security guards and a civilian were killed in the Pakistani city of Peshawar on Monday after gunmen, wearing police uniforms, raided the compound of a senior government official, officials said. Two explosions were heard, followed by gunfire at the compound of top political official Muttahirzeb Khan, where tribal officials and members of political parties had gathered for talks. Officials suspected the attackers were suicide bombers. A man in paramilitary uniform was standing next to the fence. I do not know if he was actually a paramilitary person or not, but he seemed to have been hit," said tribal politician Sharifullah Khan. When he moved, I suddenly thought he must be a suicider. So I stepped back, and as soon as I stepped back, he exploded. A second tribal politician, Niaz Ahmad Khan, said some participants had just joined the meeting "when firing started inside the political compound, and then there was a heavy blast, and again heavy firing began. Reporting by Jibran Ahmad; Writing by Michael Georgy; Editing by Ron Popeski