Baluchistan Liberation Army becomes highly active

Baluchistan Liberation Army becomes highly active

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Baluchistan Liberation Army becomes highly active

Yesterday morning the Baluchistan Liberation Army carried out a deadly successful attack a member of Pakistan’s Anti-Terrorist Force (ATF) in Mustang district of Occupied Baluchistan.

The ATF member was killed was killed in the fierce attack as reported The Express Tribune. Moreover, his brother was severely injured during the attack.

Reportedly, unidentified Baluch freedom fighters launched a sudden and deadly attack on the Occupation forces in the Killi Baqi area of Kanak Tehsil.

The attack eliminated the ATF member Muhammad Ibrahim, whereas, his brother, identified as Muhammad Saqib suffered serious injuries.

Following the attack, Saqib was taken to the Shaheed Nawab Ghous Bakhsh Raisani Hospital, but his condition remains serious.

Moreover, the Pak authorities sent additional police and levies personnel to the incident spot to initiate further investigation. The initial findings found that the incident was a targeted attack and further highlighted the alarming security challenges being faced by the Paki Occupation forces in the volatile district of Mastung.

Earlier also, the region has witnessed multiple strikes targeting Occupation forces, pro- Pak government figures and the Hazara minority community, often en route to pilgrimage in Iran.

Last month, reportedly, Pakistan authorities said that a attack on a military base and clashes elsewhere in the turbulent southwestern Baluchistan killed 12 soldiers and a civilian.

The Pak army’s media wing said that five “terrorists” had attempted “to sneak into the facility” in the province’s northern Zhob district early in the morning, but troops intercepted them.

According to Pak military statement, nine soldiers and all of the attackers were killed in the ensuing hour-long confrontations. It did not provide any other information, but according to dependable security sources in Zhob, at least 12 soldiers were hurt, and the number of fatalities was anticipated to rise.