The Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) has taken responsibility for several attacks on Pakistani security forces in Balochistan. These incidents include ambushes on military convoys, assaults on security camps, and the seizure of weapons. This series of attacks highlights the ongoing conflict in the region and the BLF’s continued operations against state forces.
The latest statement follows earlier BLF claims covering attacks between August and September 9. The group had claimed that more than 12 Pakistani military personnel and one police officer were killed in 11 operations across Chagai, Surab, Awaran, Khuzdar, Rakhshan, Kech, Quetta and Barkhan. On September 9, the BLF also claimed that its fighters took control of the Talaran police station in Chagai’s Baramcha area, detained police personnel and seized weapons, equipment and a vehicle.
It said the personnel were later released unharmed after being warned.
Palistan police said six were killed in an exchange of fire with Counter Terrorism Department personnel in Pishin’s Saranan area, while four security personnel were injured. Meanwhile, Pakistan’s authorities have claimed that nine militants were killed in separate security operations in Balochistan. In another operation, three militants, including wanted militant Naqeebullah, were allegedly killed after their vehicle was targeted in a quadcopter strike in Mastung on Sunday.