Baloch Republican Guards Claim Responsibility for Two Operations in Pakistan’s Balochistan

The Baloch Republican Guards (BRG) announced three attacks in Balochistan, targeting an army camp, a military convoy, and a railway line.

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Balochistan: According to Raaz News | The Baloch Republican Guards (BRG) announced in two separate statements that they had carried out a drone attack on a Pakistani Army camp, an ambush targeting a military convoy in Kachhi district, and an explosion on a railway line in Sibi district, Balochistan province.

In its first statement, Dostain Baloch, spokesperson for the group, said members of its drone unit, named “Aamir Aero Guardians,” targeted the Pakistani Army’s main camp in the Sanni area of Kachhi district with a drone attack yesterday evening, causing casualties and material damage to army personnel.

According to the spokesperson, the “Aamir Aero Guardians” drone unit was named after Aamir Jatui, also known as Irfan, a member of the group who was killed. The statement also named Azmatullah Jatui, alias Sagar, as another member who had been killed, and referred to the two individuals’ previous activities in the Kachhi and Sanni areas.

In another part of the statement, the Baloch Republican Guards announced that its members had planted explosives and detonated them on the railway line near Bakhtiarabad in Sibi district last night. The group claimed the explosion caused extensive damage to the railway line. It claimed responsibility for both attacks and announced the expansion of its drone unit’s activities.

In a separate statement, Dostain Baloch said members of the Baloch Republican Guards had ambushed and targeted a convoy of Pakistani forces at two points along its route from Dhadar toward Sanni. He claimed that six Pakistani military personnel were killed and several others injured in the attack, while military vehicles were put out of service.

The group’s spokesperson also claimed responsibility for the attack on the military convoy and said its operations would continue until Balochistan achieved full independence.