BLA Claims 20 Pakistani Personnel Killed in 21 Operations Across Balochistan

The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed responsibility for 21 operations across Balochistan between September 23 and 29, 2026, saying 20 Pakistani security personnel and four people it accused of working with security agencies were killed. The group also acknowledged the death of one of its fighters.
According to a statement issued by BLA spokesperson Jeeyand Baloch, the claimed operations included attacks on security installations and convoys, roadside bombings, highway blockades, destruction of infrastructure and the killing of individuals accused by the group of cooperating with Pakistani security agencies.

Among its principal claims, the BLA said nine security personnel were killed and seven injured in an attack on a security forces camp near Dighari/Tus But, Quetta, on September 25. It acknowledged that a fighter identified as Ghulam Nabi Baloch, alias Bolani, was killed during the incident.

The group also claimed an ambush on a security convoy near Wadh, Khuzdar, on September 26, saying three vehicles were destroyed, three personnel killed and six injured. Separately, it claimed sniper attacks killed two personnel in Gidar, Surab, and said two members of a bomb-disposal team were killed in an IED attack near Soro, Manguchar, Kalat, on September 28.

Other claims included highway blockades and vehicle checks along the Kharan–Quetta and CPEC routes, attacks on bridges and security infrastructure, the seizure of weapons from police in Nushki and the destruction of surveillance equipment.
The BLA also claimed responsibility for killing four individuals whom it accused of working with Pakistani security agencies. These allegations against the deceased have not been independently established.
In the same statement, the BLA disputed recent casualty figures attributed to Pakistan’s military regarding operations in Ziarat, Shaaban and other areas. It also denied organizational, ideological or operational links with other armed groups apart from BRAS. These assertions represent the BLA’s stated position.

WAR MONITOR has not independently verified the BLA’s claimed casualty figures, individual incidents or allegations against those it said were targeted. Independent verification is pending.

Attaullah Hafeez — WAR MONITOR Correspondent, Islamabad
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