BLF Issues Supplementary Statement on Details of “Operation Almas” in Gwadar
BLF issued a supplementary statement detailing the actions carried out during the so-called “Operation Almas” in the port city of Gwadar and along the Gabd–Rimdan border.
Balochistan: According to Raaz News | The Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) issued a supplementary statement detailing its actions during the so-called “Operation Almas” in the port city of Gwadar and along the Gabd–Rimdan border.
Major Gahram Baloch, spokesperson for the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF), said in the statement that “Operation Almas” began at 4 p.m. on October 22, 2026, in Gwadar and surrounding coastal areas, simultaneously extending to the Gabd–Rimdan border area, referred to as “250.” The operation continued for more than 20 hours.
He added that the attack began with a car bomb detonated at the entrance to the central camp of Pakistan’s Frontier Works Organization (FWO) in Gwadar. During the operation, Military Intelligence offices, the offices of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), administrative buildings and troop positions were targeted.
The group’s spokesperson claimed that more than 80 Pakistani military and intelligence personnel, including commando forces, were killed and dozens wounded during the operation in Gwadar, Gabd and Rimdan 250. He also claimed that 12 armored vehicles and several trucks and support vehicles were destroyed, while four quadcopters and two surveillance drones were shot down.
Another section of the statement said that the group’s fighters attacked police checkpoints in Mazani and Gabd Kalato and set fire to several vehicles associated with commercial activities. The group also reported clashes with Pakistani Army reinforcements near the Gabd Kalato Bridge.
Major Gahram Baloch said the operation was named in honor of Almas Baloch, one of the group’s female commanders. According to him, Almas played a role in planning and commanding the operation and was wounded during the clashes. The spokesperson also reported that seven members of the group were killed by the end of the operation.
In another part of the statement, Major Gahram Baloch used threatening language to announce further attacks. Praising those who participated in “Operation Almas,” he described it as a demonstration of the Balochistan Liberation Front’s operational capabilities. Referring again to Almas Baloch’s role in the operation, he emphasized that the group would continue on its current path.