Baloch Liberation Army Reports 15 Attacks in Balochistan Over Seven Days
The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) said it carried out 15 operations over seven days, killing 27 Pakistani personnel.
Balochistan: According to Raaz News | The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) said in a statement that it had carried out 15 operations over seven days, killing 27 Pakistani personnel.
Jeyand Baloch, spokesperson for the Baloch separatist group, said BLA fighters targeted the Pakistani Army and its affiliated institutions in 15 operations across various parts of Balochistan between October 20 and 26, 2026.
According to the spokesperson, more than 27 Pakistani personnel were killed and several others wounded in the attacks. The group’s intelligence wing, “Zarab,” also targeted a vehicle belonging to senior Pakistan Coast Guards officer Lieutenant Colonel Bilal Jalib in Pasni with a remote-controlled bomb. Two other personnel were seriously wounded, and the military vehicle sustained significant damage.
Details of Attacks Reported by the Baloch Liberation Army
October 20 – Mastung: An armored vehicle and another vehicle in a Pakistani Army support convoy were targeted in the Sorgaz area.
October 22 – Kalat: An ambush targeted Pakistani Army personnel and a convoy of commercial vehicles in the Chotank area of Mangochar. Two Pakistani personnel were killed and several others wounded.
October 23 – Nushki: A sniper attack killed a Pakistani Army personnel member stationed at a military checkpoint in the Zarin Jungle area.
October 24 – Kech: A roadside bomb and small arms were used to attack a Pakistani Army convoy in the Chirkanchati area of Dasht. Four Pakistani personnel were killed and several others wounded.
October 24 – Kalat: Two Pakistani Army infantry personnel were killed in a bomb explosion in the Marjan area. Armed fighters also attacked advancing forces in the Chotank area of Mangochar.
October 24 – Surab: The group reported fighting Pakistani Army forces for more than four hours in the Gadar area, claiming that five Pakistani personnel were killed and more than 11 others wounded.
October 24 – Nushki: The group attacked the Pakistani Army’s main camp in the Hijdah Khol area with heavy and automatic weapons, reporting three Pakistani personnel killed. It also claimed that subsequent clashes in the Reko area forced Pakistani forces to retreat.
October 24 – Pasni: A remote-controlled bomb targeted the vehicle of Lieutenant Colonel Bilal Jalib, a senior Pakistan Coast Guards officer. Two other personnel were wounded.
October 24 – Khuzdar: The group attacked a joint checkpoint operated by the Levies and the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) in the Karkh area, reporting casualties among personnel stationed there. It also claimed responsibility for destroying a major bridge on the Quetta–Karachi trade route.
October 25 – Mastung: An attack targeted Pakistani Army personnel in the Dasht Baba area, killing two Pakistani personnel.
October 25 – Khuzdar: An attack at the Baghbana intersection killed three Pakistani personnel and wounded four others.
October 26 – Mastung: An ambush targeted a Pakistani Army convoy near the Gurgina area's power station. Four Pakistani personnel were killed and at least six others wounded.
October 26 – Kalat: An armed attack targeted a Pakistani forces convoy in the Chotank area of Mangochar, killing one Pakistani personnel member.
The spokesperson also stated that during clashes on October 15 in the Kohad area of Tamp, one of the group’s members, Hamal Nikbakht, known as “Kamrid Salem,” was killed in a confrontation with Pakistani Army forces.
The group identified him as one of its fallen members and said it would continue its armed campaign until Pakistani forces completely withdraw from Balochistan.