Archive · 19 Sep 2025
Bomb Blasts in Balochistan Kill at Least 11
Two bomb blasts in Balochistan, Pakistan, have killed at least 11 people, including soldiers.
One blast was a suicide bombing targeting a military convoy, claimed by the Baloch Liberation Army.
The other blast occurred near a border crossing with Afghanistan, killing several laborers.
Violence has increased in the region due to existing conflict and the rise of groups against Pakistan.
The attacks highlight the ongoing conflict between Baloch groups and the Pakistani government.
Two bomb blasts in Balochistan resulted in at least 11 fatalities.
A suicide bombing targeted a military convoy in Dasht, killing soldiers.
The Baloch Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the suicide bombing.
A second blast near the Afghan border killed laborers.
Violence has recently increased in Balochistan.
- Who
- Civilians and soldiers
- What
- Bomb blasts
- When
- Recent
- Where
- Balochistan, Pakistan
- Why
- Unknown; Part of ongoing violence
Baloch Groups
Pakistani Government
Conflict
Baloch Groups
Waging insurgency against Pakistani rule.
Pakistani Government
Controlling and maintaining peace
Cause
Baloch Groups
Against Pakistani occupation.
Pakistani Government
Protecting the region.
- Incident
- Two bomb blasts
- Location
- Balochistan, Pakistan
- Casualties
- At least 11 killed
- Details
- Suicide bombing and blast near border
- Perpetrator of suicide bombing
- Baloch Liberation Army (BLA)
Sources
'War crime’: Pakistani forces accused of bombing homes in Balochistan, killing three civilians; four-year-old among injured
BYC alleges Pakistani forces of aerial bombing civilian homes in Balochistan’s Zehri; three killed, five injured
At least 3 Pakistani soldiers dead in Balochistan attack
Five killed, three injured in blast at taxi stand in Pakistan’s Chaman