Drone and IED Attacks Target Pakistani Army in Balochistan, Casualties Reported
Multiple drone and IED attacks on the Pakistani army in Balochistan have resulted in casualties and significant damage.
Quetta, November 10 (Daily Kiran) : In a series of attacks on the Pakistani army in Balochistan, multiple drone strikes and IED explosions have reportedly caused casualties and substantial damage. The incidents occurred in the Mastung and Kalat districts on November 10, 2026.
Local media reports indicate that at least two drones targeted a major military camp in the Khadkocha area of Mastung on Monday. Initial reports suggest that Pakistani security personnel were injured, and the military camp sustained damage.
According to ‘The Balochistan Post,’ another attack involved an IED explosion in the Marjan area of Kalat, which destroyed a military vehicle. The identity of those behind these attacks remains unclear, as no group has claimed responsibility.
Meanwhile, armed assailants blocked the Quetta-Taftan highway in the Nokchah area of Chagai, seizing two commercial vehicles. Reports suggest that one of these vehicles was transporting precious stones.
These incidents follow a claim by the Baloch Republican Guards (BRG) regarding a drone strike and an ambush on a military convoy in Balochistan’s Kachhi district, which resulted in the deaths of five Pakistani security personnel and injuries to several others.
BRG spokesperson Dostain Baloch stated that their drone unit, “Aamir Aero Guardians,” attacked a joint military camp of the Pakistani army and police in the Bag area of Kachhi district on Sunday. This assault reportedly killed one security personnel and seriously injured another.
According to ‘The Balochistan Post,’ the spokesperson claimed that approximately two hours later, the BRG launched a rocket attack on a military convoy in the Bolan area of Kachhi, resulting in four security personnel fatalities and multiple injuries, along with significant damage to military vehicles.
Notably, the BRG announced the formation of its drone warfare unit, “Aamir Aero Guardians,” on October 30, claiming to have attacked a Pakistani military base in Kachhi, resulting in casualties and extensive damage.
These attacks are part of a recent series of drone assaults targeting Pakistani security forces, with both the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) and BRG claiming responsibility for these operations through their dedicated drone units.
