Quetta, March 31: The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) claimed on Tuesday that it conducted over 30 coordinated attacks against the Pakistani military in various regions of Balochistan, resulting in multiple fatalities and injuries among soldiers.
BLA spokesperson Jiand Baloch issued a statement asserting, “Our planned attacks against the occupying Pakistani army are ongoing across Balochistan with full force. So far, more than 30 attacks have been carried out in areas including Jhal Magsi, Quetta, Mastung, Nushki, Washuk, Dalbandin, Kharan, Panjgur, and Kech. These operations targeted the camps and military installations of the occupying Pakistani army, as well as state-sponsored ‘death squad’ locations.”
He added, “Modern weapons were utilized in these operations, resulting in significant casualties among the occupying army. The enemy has suffered heavy losses in terms of personnel and equipment. Detailed information regarding these attacks and the specific damages inflicted on the enemy will be released to the media soon.”
Earlier, on Sunday, the BLA claimed it had conducted 14 attacks across various districts of Balochistan between March 19 and March 28. The organization reported that these operations led to the deaths of 18 soldiers from the occupying Pakistani army, with many others injured.
According to ‘The Balochistan Post,’ spokesperson Jiand Baloch detailed that BLA fighters executed 14 different operations in the province’s Washuk, Kharan, Kalat, Mastung, Surab, Khuzdar, Quetta, Turbat, and Barkhan areas.
He noted that BLA fighters attacked military camps, convoys, and checkpoints. They successfully captured several checkpoints, detained soldiers, and seized weapons and military equipment.
The spokesperson also mentioned that two BLA fighters were killed during these operations, which were described as direct confrontations with the occupying army. Additionally, local media reported, citing officials and local sources, that since late Saturday night, attacks targeting highways, railway infrastructure, gas pipelines, and Pakistani military bases have been ongoing in several districts of Balochistan.
According to ‘The Balochistan Post,’ the attacks began on the night of March 28 in Panjgur district, where Baloch fighters targeted Pakistan-backed armed groups and military convoys.
Reports indicate that explosions and armed assaults also occurred in various locations, including Quetta, Mastung, Nushki, and Kharan, on Sunday and Monday.
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