Baloch Liberation Army Reports More Than 25 Attacks and Over 40 Pakistani Personnel Killed in Nine Days

Balochistan: According to Raaz News | The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) claimed in a statement that more than 40 Pakistani personnel were killed in over 25 operations during the past nine days.

In the statement, Jeeyand Baloch, spokesperson for the Baloch separatist group, said that its members had conducted more than 25 operations against Pakistani Army forces, Military Intelligence, and groups described as death squads in various areas of Balochistan between October 26 and November 3, 2026.

According to his claims, more than 40 military personnel and members of these groups were killed and dozens injured during the attacks. Several military and logistics vehicles were also destroyed.

The statement went on to detail the operations carried out by the Baloch Liberation Army:

October 26: In the Koh-e-Taran area of Dalbandin, the group targeted a vehicle belonging to Shah Jahan, known as Shahu, an individual linked to the Pakistani Army, with an improvised explosive device (IED). The group claimed that three people, including Shah Jahan, were killed and several others injured in a subsequent attack.

In Bab-e-Kharan, an administrative complex under construction was also targeted with explosives, while Pakistani Army personnel dispatched to the area came under attack as they advanced.

In the Karkh area of Khuzdar district, a joint convoy comprising Pakistani Army forces, Military Intelligence, the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD), and the Anti-Terrorism Force (ATF) was ambushed. More than nine military personnel were reportedly killed and three vehicles destroyed.

Other operations announced for that day included an attack with heavy weapons on the Pakistani Army's central camp in Ahmadwal, Nushki, and the establishment of a checkpoint on the Quetta–Karachi commercial highway.

October 27: The group attacked a Pakistani Army convoy in the Giben area of Turbat, reportedly killing three military personnel and injuring several others.

Pakistani Army infantry units were also targeted with a remote-controlled bomb in the Hironk Kunnar area of Kech district. In addition, members of the group seized a vehicle carrying military supplies in Zarin Jungle, Nushki.

October 28: In an attack on a Pakistani Army convoy in the Sajid area of Basima, four military personnel were killed and at least seven others seriously injured. Another convoy in the Barshonki area of Kharan and a vehicle belonging to an Army convoy in the Gwargo area of Panjgur were also targeted.

The group further claimed that Rana Muhammad Ahmad, an individual linked to Pakistan's Military Intelligence, was killed in the Gatti Dhor area of Gwadar city. A vehicle carrying members of an armed group affiliated with the government was also attacked in the Nodz area of Turbat.

October 30: An abandoned checkpoint used by the Pakistani Army in the Darg area of Basima was demolished with explosives. Surveillance cameras installed at a hotel in the Zero Point area of Pasni were destroyed, and a vehicle carrying military supplies was seized on the Dalbandin–Yak Mach route in Chagai district.

The group also reported destroying a military vehicle with an IED in the Hoshap Gondsarin area of Kech district.

October 31: The group claimed that it had seized two commercial vehicles on the Quetta–Taftan commercial route and taken control of a police checkpoint in the Maskan area of Kalat, Kharan.

According to the statement, all officers present at the checkpoint were detained, while their weapons and investigative equipment were seized. The checkpoint building was subsequently demolished with explosives.

November 1: The Baloch Liberation Army said it had set up several ambushes at different locations in response to the advance of Pakistani Army forces in the Lajja area and its surroundings in Kharan.

The group claimed that at least eight military personnel were killed and several others injured in clashes that continued for more than five hours at three locations. A military vehicle was also destroyed by a remote-controlled bomb. According to the group, another Army vehicle was targeted in an explosion in the same area the following day, forcing Pakistani forces to retreat.

November 2: The group reported attacking Pakistani Army infantry units and vehicles in the Ahmadwal area of Nushki, claiming that three military personnel were killed.

It also claimed that, in an attack on an Army truck convoy in the same area three days earlier, two military personnel had been killed and a military truck destroyed.

Other operations announced for that day included an attack on an Army convoy near Madina Hotel in Mastung, in which more than four military personnel were reportedly killed, as well as blocking the Quetta–Taftan commercial route and setting a commercial vehicle on fire.

November 3: The Baloch Liberation Army announced that it had targeted a Pakistani Army convoy in the Nawroz area of Kalat, Kharan. In another attack in the Zomi area of the same district, the group claimed to have killed at least three military personnel.

The group also reported an attack with heavy weapons on a military checkpoint in the Rotinko area of Kharan.

In the final section of the statement, the Baloch Liberation Army spokesperson referred to the deaths of seven members of the group in clashes on October 20 and 24 in the Rodinjo and Mangchar Chotank areas of Kalat district and the Gadar area of Sorab district.

According to the statement, those killed in the clashes were Farid, known as Abiyan; Munir, known as Noora; Shahzaib, known as Ehsan; Jalil; Aurangzeb, known as Asif; Noman Jamaldini, known as Kamarad Samir; and Parvez Muhammad Hasni, known as Qadir.

Jeeyand Baloch concluded by stating that the group would continue its struggle to establish a free and independent Balochistan and paid tribute to its members killed in the clashes.