Baloch Liberation Army targets Military Convoy of Pak occupation Forces
The recent strikes underscores the ongoing determination of Balochi Liberation struggle in Pakistan Occupied Balochistan. Various Liberation groups like the BLA continue to challenge Paki authority through guerrilla tactics, including IEDs, sniper attacks, and ambushes on convoys and outposts of the Occupation Forces.
This Liberation struggle reflects the deep-rooted determination to regain independence. The long forcible occupation by Pakistan has not only sucked out the economic blood of Balochistan but also created complex security challenges for the region.
The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has recently executed a series of coordinated attacks targeting Pakistani Occupation forces in the Kalat and Turbat regions of Balochistan, resulting in significant casualties. According to the BLA spokesperson Jeeyand Baloch, these operations led to the deaths of at least six Pakistani army personnel and injuries to several others.
In Kalat’s Makai area near Johan Cross, two remote-controlled improvised explosive device (IED) attacks were carried out. The first blast targeted bomb disposal unit personnel of te Occupation Army during a clearance operation, killing one Paki soldier and critically injuring another.
The second explosion at the same site killed two more Paki soldiers and wounded another. Later, in the Morgand area of Kalat, BLA snipers killed a Paki soldier who was collecting rations, followed by a heavy weapons assault on a nearby Paki military post, involving grenade shells and causing further casualties and damage.
Separately, in the Ghana area of Turbat on the night of July 6, BLA fighters ambushed a Pakistani military convoy, firing on two vehicles. Two soldiers were killed, and several others were injured, while some personnel fled the scene.
These attacks are part of a broader Liberation struggle in Pak Occupied Balochistan, a heavily resource-rich country, which has long experienced unrest due to Liberation struggle and opposition to economic exploitation of the region by Pakistan and China both.
Human rights organizations too have accused Pakistani Occupation forces of extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances, and other abuses over decades, further fuelling the liberation struggle.
