Archive · 29 Sep 2025
BLA Claims Responsibility for Multiple Attacks in Balochistan
The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) says it attacked Pakistani forces in Balochistan.
They targeted soldiers, police, and an intelligence agent.
The BLA claims to have destroyed a gas pipeline and captured a MI agent.
The attacks happened in several areas of Balochistan, including Zamuran, Kalat, Kharan, Quetta, and Dhadar, during September.
The BLA has stated they will continue to target the Pakistani military.
These actions involve fighting, taking prisoners, and damaging property.
The MI agent was later killed by the BLA.
The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) claimed responsibility for multiple attacks across Balochistan.
The BLA targeted Pakistani military, paramilitary forces, and intelligence operatives.
BLA fighters attacked military personnel, destroyed a gas pipeline and captured agents.
Attacks occurred in various districts including Zamuran, Kalat, Kharan, Quetta, and Dhadar.
The BLA has vowed to continue these attacks against the Pakistani military.
- Who
- BLA fighters; Pakistani army soldiers, policeman, and an MI agent
- What
- Multiple attacks targeting Pakistani military, paramilitary, and alleged intelligence operatives; gas pipeline destruction
- When
- September 18-21, 2025 (claimed)
- Where
- Zamuran, Kalat, Kharan, Quetta, and Dhadar, Balochistan
- Why
- The BLA states it will continue these attacks to target the Pakistani army and its collaborators.
- Group Claiming Responsibility
- Baloch Liberation Army (BLA)
- Targets
- Pakistani military, paramilitary, and intelligence operatives
- Incident Types
- Attacks, Gas Pipeline Destruction, Detainment
- Locations of Attacks
- Zamuran, Kalat, Kharan, Quetta, and Dhadar
- BLA Actions
- Attacks, Arrests, Detainment, Capture and Execution
- Date of Attacks
- September 18-21, 2025 (claimed)
Sources
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