Balochistan Liberation Front Claims Over 129 Pakistani Personnel Killed in October Operations

Balochistan: According to Raaz News | The Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) claimed that more than 129 Pakistani personnel were killed in the group’s operations across Balochistan province during October this year.

In a statement, Major Gahram Baloch, spokesperson for the Baloch separatist group, said that during October 2026, its fighters conducted a total of 25 operations against the Pakistani Army, security agencies, and infrastructure facilities across 17 areas of Balochistan, including Gwadar, Turbat, Kalat, Nushki, Chagai, Mastung, and Awaran.

According to the spokesperson, the most significant operation of the month was Operation Almas in Gwadar, during which fighters from the Jand Naderi Battalion, in cooperation with other units of the group, targeted Pakistani Army positions and intelligence facilities.

He claimed that more than 80 military and intelligence personnel were killed and dozens injured during the operation. Several armored vehicles, a military garrison, and an intelligence office were also destroyed. He further claimed that four quadcopter drones and two surveillance drones were shot down and that the group’s members took full control of a police checkpoint in the city.

According to the statement, the Balochistan Liberation Front claimed that a total of more than 129 military and intelligence personnel were killed and over 30 others injured in its operations during October. The group also reported that eight of its members were killed during Operation Almas and another 23 died in clashes on various fronts.

Elsewhere in the statement, the group reported attacks on seven military checkpoints, six army camps, and two intelligence offices, as well as ambushes targeting 11 military convoys and the establishment of three checkpoints along major routes. The group also claimed to have destroyed two surveillance drones, five quadcopters, a ground surveillance camera, and a mobile phone tower. It further reported disabling 14 military vehicles and 15 commercial trucks and trailers, and seizing a government vehicle.

The spokesperson for the Balochistan Liberation Front added that the group’s operations during the month included 10 ambushes, nine attacks using heavy weapons, five grenade-launcher attacks, three sniper operations, two intelligence-based operations, and one remote-controlled roadside bomb explosion.