BLF Claims 10 Operations Across Balochistan, Three Pakistani Soldiers Killed
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October 12, 2026 | Asim Kurd Gelo | WAR MONITOR
BALOCHISTAN, Pakistan — The Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) has claimed responsibility for 10 operations across several districts of Balochistan between October 1 and 9, alleging that three Pakistani soldiers were killed and multiple commercial vehicles were damaged.

In a statement attributed to spokesperson Major Gwahram Baloch, the group reported attacks on security personnel, commercial transport vehicles and government facilities in Kalat, Surab, Kech and Chagai districts.
The BLF claimed that one soldier was killed in Manguchar, Kalat, on October 9, while two others were killed and three wounded in an attack near Gidar, Surab, on October 6. It also reported an armed confrontation in Mand on October 7.
Several other incidents reportedly involved damage to trucks and trailers in Turbat and Mand between October 1 and 7.
The group additionally claimed that its members established temporary roadblocks in Yakmach, Chagai, on October 5 and attacked a National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) office, damaging government equipment and records.

The BLF also issued threats against commercial transporters involved in activities it considers exploitative of Balochistan’s natural resources.

The reported casualties, property damage and circumstances of the incidents have not been independently confirmed.
Independent verification is pending.
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