Pakistani security forces faced fresh attacks in Nushki and Kharan as the BRG claimed control of a military camp in Kachhi and the BLF reported 25 operations in October.
The current phase of the conflict in Pakistan’s Balochistan province resurfaced in the early 21st century, driven by longstanding disputes over political autonomy, representation and control of the region’s rich natural gas and mineral resources, while its strategic importance has grown with the Gwadar port and its role as a crucial hub of the so-called.
The operational landscape in Balochistan has witnessed a major tactical shift as female combat units belonging to the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) carry out direct armed assaults targeting Pakistani security convoys and military installations. A Pakistani military convoy was ambushed recently near Turbat in Balochistan, and this was claimed by.
Four miners were killed and five injured after gas accumulated inside a coal mine in Harnai district of Pakistan's Balochistan province, triggering an explosion.
A constable was killed, and another was seriously injured after unidentified assailants targeted a checkpost in Kank area of Mastung district of Pakistan's Balochistan province, local media reported on Friday.
A full-blown confrontation is on the cards in Balochistan. With the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) stepping up attacks in the region, Pakistani establishment finds itself on the backfoot.
The BLA has claimed that 52 Pakistani security personnel were killed in 28 operations across Balochistan between September 1 and 7, along with attacks on military facilities and convoys.
Pakistan’s deteriorating water scarcity has often been attributed to climate change, an increase in population or shrinking glaciers, but the crisis has also occurred due to political choices, failure of institutions, and the gradual privatisation of a resource that should be accessible to each individual. Per capita water availability in Pakistan has reduced from more.
As many as two people were killed and 42 others injured after a bus carrying a wedding party overturned on the Kohlu-Dera Ghazi Khan highway in Pakistan's Balochistan province, local media reported on Friday.
Pakistan’s internal political and security situation has continued to deteriorate even as the country’s politicosecurity elites seek to project themselves as peacemakers in the ongoing Middle East crisis. With no signs of meaningful growth and development in the domestic economy, the country’s two provinces — Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, along with Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
