Quetta: The Spokesperson of Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) Major Gwahram Baloch, has claimed responsibility for a series of six coordinated attacks carried out in Ornach, Kharan, Panjgur, Hirronk and Kachhi.
According to a statement released by the BLF, on the night of November 12, fighters targeted a camp of Pakistani forces in the Hirronk area of Kech. Multiple A1 shells were fired into the compound, causing reported loss of life and property among the occupying forces.
The statement added that on November 11, acting on intelligence information, BLF fighters conducted a covert operation in Dashtkin, Kharan, where they captured Nadir, son of Ilahi Bakhsh Muhammad Hasni, a key member of a state-backed armed group. Nadir was reportedly associated with the late state agent Haider Siyapad, who was neutralized in a previous targeted operation five years ago.
Major Gwahram Baloch, accused Nadir of working against their fighters, harassing local Baloch civilians, and engaging in criminal activities such as theft, robbery and drug dealing. During interrogation, he revealed the identities of his associates. The BLF claimed it gave all members of Nadir’s network a chance to come forward and explain themselves; otherwise, they would face the same fate as Nadir. The organization said Nadir was executed on the night of November 12 at Karam Kariz after reviewing the evidence against him.
On November 12, around 6:00 p.m., BLF fighters reportedly carried out road blockades and snap checks on the main highways of Ornach and Panjgur. Vehicles were searched, but no government personnel or informers were found. A tribal and religious leader who arrived at one checkpoint was questioned and then allowed to leave respectfully.
The BLF statement also said its fighters patrolled Ornach bazaar and surrounded the police station there, but no government weapons or military equipment were recovered.
Earlier, on November 10 at 5:00 p.m., BLF fighters reportedly set fire to a communications tower in Mesar Shahwani, Kachhi Dhadar, damaging the machinery connected to state communications systems.
The organization reiterated that these attacks are part of its ongoing operations against the Pakistani military and allied forces and pledged to continue until Balochistan’s freedom is achieved.
