Baloch Liberation Army Claims Multiple Attacks in Balochistan

The Baloch Liberation Army has recently claimed responsibility for a series of attacks across Balochistan, resulting in the deaths of 40 Pakistani security personnel and numerous injuries. Spanning from October 26 to November 3, these operations targeted military personnel and intelligence agents, with the group asserting that they executed both direct assaults and intelligence-based operations. The BLA's spokesperson detailed various ambushes and assaults, highlighting their ongoing campaign against what they describe as oppressive forces. This surge in violence raises concerns about security in the region and the implications for Pakistani military operations.

By Narendra Chaudhary Nov 5, 2026, 14:56 IST

BLA's Recent Operations in Balochistan

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Quetta, Nov 5: The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has reported executing 25 operations targeting Pakistani security forces in various regions of Balochistan over the last few days, leading to the deaths of 40 personnel and injuring many others, as per local news sources.

In a statement released on Wednesday, BLA spokesperson Jeeyand Baloch asserted that these attacks occurred between October 26 and November 3, focusing on Pakistani military members, intelligence agents, and groups they labeled as "death squads".

The spokesperson detailed that the operations included both direct assaults and intelligence-driven actions, resulting in the destruction of numerous military and logistical vehicles.

On November 3, BLA fighters ambushed two military vehicles in the Kharan district, attacking a convoy in the Zomi area in the morning and another in Nauroz Qalat later that evening. They claimed that the Zomi ambush resulted in the deaths of at least three personnel.

Additionally, a military facility in Rotinko was reportedly targeted with heavy weaponry, causing both casualties and significant material damage, according to The Balochistan Post.

The group also took responsibility for assaults in Ahmad Wal and Mastung on November 2, claiming that three personnel were killed and several others injured when troops were attacked while moving on foot and in vehicles in Ahmad Wal.

In a different incident near Madina Hotel on the main highway in Mastung, the BLA alleged that more than four personnel were killed and several others injured during an attack on a military convoy.

On October 28, they claimed that four personnel were killed and at least seven critically injured in an assault on a military convoy near Sajid in Washuk district.

Another attack on a military vehicle in the Gowargo area of Panjgur on the same day resulted in one security personnel's death and multiple injuries.

Furthermore, the BLA stated that its fighters killed over nine personnel and injured several others in an ambush on a military convoy consisting of more than 30 vehicles in Khuzdar's Karkh area on October 26.

This convoy included vehicles from the military, police, Counter Terrorism Department (CTD), and Anti-Terrorism Force (ATF), as well as vehicles assigned to Deputy Inspector General Imran Qureshi and the district's senior superintendent of police.

The group also claimed responsibility for a heavy weapons attack on the main military camp in Ahmad Wal, Nushki, on October 26, which caused extensive damage.

On October 30, they ambushed a military truck convoy in the same area, resulting in two personnel deaths, several injuries, and the destruction of one truck, according to the BLA.

The statement emphasized operations aimed at disrupting military supply lines and commercial activities.

The BLA claimed to have seized a military logistics vehicle in the Zarrin Jungle area of Nushki on October 27 and another vehicle carrying supplies for Pakistani forces on the Dalbandin-Yakmach highway on October 30.

Additionally, they reported seizing two commercial vehicles at Cheyahtar on the Quetta-Taftan highway on October 31, describing this as part of an "economic blockade".

On November 2, a commercial vehicle was reportedly set ablaze on the same route, according to their statement.