QUETTA, BALOCHISTAN: The spokesperson of the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), Jeeyand Baloch, stated that over the past ten days, BLA fighters conducted 23 successful operations in various areas of occupied Balochistan. These attacks targeted occupying forces and exploitative companies, while economic blockades on main highways disrupted the movement of exploitative vehicles. In total, 16 personnel of the occupying forces were killed and many injured. During intense clashes at various locations, four brave BLA Fighters were martyred defending their land.
On June 21, fighters blockaded the main highway in Surab, conducting vehicle searches for hours. On the same day, in the Kohlu area of Nisaau, the occupying Pakistani army and state-backed death squads attempted to advance but were attacked by BLA fighters at multiple points, suffering heavy casualties.
On June 23, fighters took full control of three key locations in Kharan, Sarawan, Noroz Qalat, and Zarozai establishing security checkpoints and maintained control for two days. Explosive devices destroyed two bridges in Sarawan and one in Zarozai. BLA snipers killed three occupying soldiers in Noroz Qalat, while four more were killed in clashes in Sarawan. On the same day, in Basima at Jur, BLA fighters attacked occupying forces with rockets and heavy weapons during their advance. At Daghari Cross in Mastung, a supply vehicle for the occupying army was seized. Additionally, a military post in Khairabad, Turbat, was heavily damaged and all surveillance cameras destroyed.
On June 25, economic blockades were imposed at Sheikh Wasil in Mastung and the Mal and Ahmad Wal Phatak areas in Nushki. Seven large vehicles of exploitative companies were seized, and ten others were burned to complete destruction.
On June 26, fighters attacked occupying forces in Zehri near Khuzdar during military operations, killing six soldiers and injuring many. Two BLA commanders, Sangat Dr. Aziz and Sangat Mama Marjan, were martyred in the battle. On the same day, an armed attack on an Anti-Terrorism Force vehicle in Karkh, Khuzdar, left two officers, including the SHO, severely wounded. Fighters maintained a blockade near Bab Kharan on the Kharan-Quetta highway and inflicted heavy losses on state-backed operatives in Basima.
On June 27, BLA fighters targeted a police vehicle in Mian Ghundi, Quetta, with a remote-controlled explosive device, injuring four police officers. In Dalbandin, they disabled the tires of three large trucks during an economic blockade.
On June 28, fighters attacked advancing occupying forces in Kambila, Mastung, killing two soldiers on the spot. Two BLA commanders, Sangat Jehanzaib and Sangat Kohzad, were martyred defending their land. In Hironk, Kech, an explosive attack killed one soldier and injured two others. Additionally, BLA seized control of a construction company camp near Bab Kharan and set all heavy machinery and vehicles on fire.
On June 30, fighters continued economic blockades by burning five exploitative vehicles in Ahmad Wal Phatak, Nushki and Babri in Kanak, Mastung. A supply vehicle for a company working in Zarghun Gas Field near Daghari, Quetta, was seized, and the driver taken into custody for investigation.
The BLA reaffirmed its commitment to sustained armed operations and economic blockades against occupying Pakistani forces until complete withdrawal and national freedom are achieved. Striking at the economic and military lifelines of the enemy is a core strategy.
These recent successful operations prove the occupying state has failed to protect its colonial interests and faltering financial structure. Preventing resource plunder and economically paralyzing the enemy is a national duty, made possible by sacrifices of commanders like Dr. Aziz, Mama Marjan, Jehanzaib, and Kohzad. The BLA warns that all occupying forces, their local collaborators, and exploitative partners will remain targets until the establishment of a free and sovereign Baloch state.
