QUETTA; On the morning of January 8, 2026, a drone strike carried out by Pakistani military forces targeted a Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) camp in the Zamuran area of Buleda, resulting in the martyrdom of four BLF fighters. The martyrs include Hussain alias Kamal Baloch, Akbar alias Tahir Baloch, Waseem alias Mero Baloch, and Huzaifa alias Nodan Baloch.
In a statement, the BLF paid tribute to its brave sarmachars, highlighting their dedication, discipline, and sacrifice for the Baloch national liberation struggle.
Captain Hussain alias Kamal Baloch, son of Abdul Ghafoor from Buleda Geli Chairman Bazaar, had joined the BLF on February 11, 2021. Serving as the deputy commander of the camp, he played a key role in overseeing camp discipline, training, and mission planning. The organization described his leadership and strategic acumen as a guiding light for fellow fighters.
Akbar alias Tahir Baloch, son of Yaqoob from Baleda Mainaz, joined the organization on March 13, 2025. Despite joining recently, he quickly distinguished himself through bravery, hard work, and dedication, actively contributing to the BLF’s urban operations.
Waseem alias Mero Baloch, son of Rasool Bakhsh from Dasht, joined on September 10, 2025. Primarily involved in logistics and resource work, he earned respect for his courage, diligence, and wholehearted commitment to the organization’s goals.
Huzaifa alias Nodan Baloch, son of Noor Hamid from Mand, joined the BLF on September 10, 2025. Known for his duty-consciousness and dedication, he set an example for his comrades through continuous learning and active participation in organizational activities.
The BLF emphasized that these martyred fighters were part of the homeland’s defensive struggle, and their sacrifice reflects the resilience of the Baloch nation. In its statement, the organization vowed that the memory of the martyrs, their dedication, and their struggle for freedom would continue to inspire future generations.
Major Gwahram Baloch, BLF spokesperson, concluded that the martyrs’ bravery represents a symbol of pride and a reminder that the path to freedom requires courage, perseverance, and commitment.
