BLA Claims 28 Operations Across Balochistan During September 1–7

The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed responsibility for 28 operations across several districts of Balochistan between September 1 and September 7, alleging that 52 security personnel were killed and several others wounded.

In a statement attributed to spokesperson Jeeyand Baloch, the separatist group also acknowledged the deaths of 12 of its fighters during recent clashes. The casualty figures and several details contained in the statement have not been independently verified.

September 1 — Pasni, Kharan, Kalat and Kech

The BLA claimed simultaneous attacks on Police, Levies, Customs and Coastal Police positions near Zero Point in Pasni, Gwadar district. The group alleged that weapons were seized and several positions were subsequently set on fire.

It also claimed an ambush on a security convoy in the Albat area of Kharan and an attack on a convoy transporting armoured vehicles in Garari, Kalat. Separately, the group acknowledged losing two fighters during clashes in the Dasht area of Kech.

September 2 — Mastung and Kalat

The BLA claimed responsibility for an improvised explosive device attack targeting an MRAP in the Goru area of Khadkocha, Mastung, followed by an armed assault. The group alleged that four security personnel were killed and at least seven others wounded.

A separate attack on a security convoy was claimed in the Took area of Kalat.

September 3 — Surab, Tump, Mastung and Pishin

The group claimed several attacks on September 3, including an explosive attack in Hajika, Surab, which it alleged killed seven security personnel.

In Pishin district, the BLA claimed an ambush near Ziarat Cross targeting a security convoy and alleged that 18 personnel were killed. The group also claimed an attack on machinery belonging to a company operating in the nearby Khani Baba area, saying multiple vehicles and heavy machines were destroyed.

Additional attacks were claimed in Malant, Tump, and Khadkocha, Mastung.

September 4–5 — Mastung and Kalat

The BLA claimed that two commandos were killed in Khadkocha, Mastung, on September 4.

On September 5, the group claimed a sniper attack in Mahalbi, Kalat, and reported further clashes in the Dasht area of Mastung.

September 6 — Jhal Magsi, Qilla Abdullah and Nushki

The BLA claimed responsibility for destroying a rest house in the Kotro area of Jhal Magsi.

In Ghazaband, Qilla Abdullah, the group claimed an attack on an airstrip site in which equipment and a rest house were allegedly set on fire.

The BLA also claimed responsibility for the killing of Abdur Rehman Langaw in Killi Nokjo, Nushki.

September 7 — Quetta, Kharan and Kalat

The group claimed responsibility for the killing of Rehmat Saeed in the Hazar Ganji area of Quetta, describing him as an intelligence operative.

Further attacks were claimed against a security camp in Albat, Kharan, and vehicles associated with the Saindak project and a security convoy in the Garari and Mahalbi areas of Kalat.

August 31 Chagai Clashes Included in BLA Statement

The BLA’s statement also referred to clashes in the Nokchah area of Chagai on August 31. The group claimed that the fighting continued for more than four hours and alleged that 16 security personnel were killed.

The BLA acknowledged losing 10 fighters during those clashes.

BLA Reports 12 Fighters Killed

The group identified 12 of its fighters as having been killed during the period covered by its statement:

Younus Sabzal (alias Mulguzar), Doda (alias Sarbaz), Zaheer Mengal (alias Zakir), Ijaz Ahmed Mengal (alias Hayat), Ali Nawaz Mengal (alias Faraz), Muhammad Shakir Shahwani (alias Ismatullah), Noor Ahmed Notezai (alias Shadin), Mir Ali Moosazai (alias Fayyaz), Uzair Ahmed Mandai (alias Tanveer), Naseer Ahmed Muhammad Hassani (alias Salal), Lal Muhammad Hassani (alias Adnan), and Yasir (alias Sabzo).

WAR MONITOR notes that the figures above are based primarily on a statement issued by the BLA. Individual incidents may have also been reported separately by local, official or security sources, but the BLA’s overall casualty figures and operational summary have not been independently verified.

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