BLA Claims 22 Attacks Across Balochistan, Reports 24 Security Personnel Killed

October 8, 2026 | Asim Kurd Gelo — WAR MONITOR Balochistan Desk

The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), through its spokesperson Jeeyand Baloch, has claimed responsibility for 22 operations across multiple districts of Balochistan, alleging that 24 Pakistani security personnel were killed and dozens injured. The group also acknowledged the death of one of its fighters.

In a statement issued on October 8, the BLA listed alleged attacks between October 1 and 6 in Buleda, Mastung, Kalat, Chagai, Washuk, Panjgur, Quetta, Awaran and Gwadar. The statement also referenced an earlier confrontation in Sibi on September 20.

According to the group, its operations included attacks on security personnel and vehicles, as well as damage to telecommunications infrastructure. The BLA specifically claimed responsibility for destroying two Ufone communication towers in Mashkel on October 3.

The group also claimed responsibility for killing Shah Khalid in Nushki on October 2, alleging that he worked for military intelligence. Separately, it acknowledged killing Hamid Syed in Buleda and two men identified as Imran Babar and Bilal in Harnai, accusing them of collaborating with security forces.

The BLA described these killings as executions following internal proceedings and alleged confessions. WAR MONITOR has not verified the accusations, the alleged confessions or the circumstances of the killings. The group’s reference to a so-called “Baloch National Court” does not establish that the proceedings were conducted by a legally recognised judicial institution.

The statement further claimed that BLA fighters temporarily restricted movement along several highways. However, the extent and duration of any reported disruption to commercial or civilian traffic remain unclear.

The BLA also identified its deceased fighter as Haroon Rashid Buzdar, also known as Mubarak, who it said was killed during a confrontation in the Lehri area of Sibi on September 20.

No independently verified casualty breakdown was available for the group’s overall claim of 24 security personnel killed. The statement also covers an incident outside the October 1–6 reporting period.

Independent verification is pending.

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