Archive · 13 Sep 2026
BLA Attack on Pakistani Army Convoy Leaves 23 Feared Dead
A convoy carrying Pakistani security personnel was attacked in Balochistan.
The attack happened near Kashari in Lasbela district.
Reports say a blast hit the convoy on the N-25 highway.
More than 23 personnel are feared dead, but the number may change.
Several others were reportedly injured.
One vehicle caught fire.
Injured people were taken to Bela camp for treatment.
The highway was closed after the attack.
Pakistani forces began searching the area.
The attack was attributed to the Balochistan Liberation Army.
More than 23 Pakistani Army personnel are feared dead after a blast struck a convoy in Lasbela, Balochistan.
The convoy reportedly included around 15 Frontier Force vehicles traveling through the Kashari area.
One security-force vehicle was set ablaze, while several personnel were reportedly injured and evacuated to Bela camp.
The N-25 National Highway was shut, and Pakistani forces began search and clearance operations.
The attack was attributed to the Balochistan Liberation Army amid escalating violence against Pakistani security forces and infrastructure.
- Who
- A Pakistani Army convoy, reportedly targeted by the Balochistan Liberation Army.
- What
- A blast struck a convoy, with more than 23 personnel feared dead and several others reportedly injured.
- When
- September 13, 2026, according to the report.
- Where
- The Kashari area of Lasbela district, Balochistan, on the N-25 National Highway.
- Why
- The attack was attributed to the Balochistan Liberation Army; the article does not state a specific motive.
- Reported deaths
- More than 23 Pakistani Army personnel feared killed
- Convoy size
- Around 15 Frontier Force vehicles
- Attack location
- Kashari area of Lasbela, Balochistan
- Highway affected
- N-25 National Highway was shut
- Injured personnel
- Evacuated to Bela camp
- Response
- Search and clearance operations were launched
- Attribution
- Balochistan Liberation Army, according to the report