In a bold act of defiance, the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has launched an audacious attack on a Pakistan Army post in the Wali Thangi region of Quetta. The BLA’s statement reports that they successfully eliminated 11 Pakistan Army personnel and captured a Pak Army camp in the process.

This courageous assault comes in direct contradiction to earlier reports in the local media, which had downplayed the incident, suggesting that only one soldier was killed and another injured in an attack by armed individuals on an Pak Army base in Wali Thangi.

According to the statement released by the Baloch Liberation Army, their freedom fighters launched a well-coordinated and fierce attack on the occupying Pakistan Army camp in Wali Thangi, at 6 p.m. on 14 Sept. The freedom fighters approached from multiple directions, effectively pinning down the enemy troops and forcing them to abandon their camp.

After the BLA’s attack, the Pak Army camp witnessed chaos. The Pak Army left behind not only their camp but also their weapons and their injured soldiers. Two posts of the camp the Army camp were entirely captured, and the enemy’s arm depot suffered complete destruction at the hands of BLA rockets. This decisive strike resulted in the death of eleven enemy personnel, including Subaidar Qaisar Raheem.

Moreover, the Baloch Liberation Army reported that they successfully confiscated arms and ammunition from the retreating Pakistan Army, further weakening the occupying forces in the region.

The BLA’s commitment to the cause of Balochistan’s freedom is firm. Their spokesperson, Jeeyand Baloch, made it clear in the statement that these actions are part of a broader effort to target Pakistan Army until a full withdrawal from Balochistan is achieved. This determination shows the lengths to which the BLA is willing to go to secure the rights and autonomy of the Baloch people in their homeland.

The Pakistan Army has committed numerous atrocities, including daily home raids, disappearances, staged encounters, target killings, torture, humiliation at checkpoints, and kidnappings for ransom. The events in Wali Thangi serve as a stark reminder that the struggle for freedom and justice in Pakistan-occupied-Balochistan continues, with the Baloch Liberation Army leading the charge. Their triumph highlights that even in the face of adversity, the voice of the Baloch people will not be silenced, and their fight for self-determination and independence remains a beacon of hope. Following the illegal occupation of Balochistan in March 1948, Balochistan has been fighting the war of its existence.

In a passionate display of solidarity and unwavering determination, members of the Baloch Republican Party (BRP) gathered in front of the British Parliament on 17 Sept, raising their voices against the heinous atrocities committed by the Pakistan Army in Dera Bugti, Pakistan-occupied-Balochistan. For eight painful days, the people of Dera Bugti have endured pain and suffering, with nearly two dozen innocent individuals subjected to enforced disappearances.

As the world watches in silence, the Baloch Republican Party has taken a stand, demanding an end to the ruthless military operations and enforced disappearances that plague the region. In their quest for justice, they are not alone. The Baloch Yakjehti Committee, too, held a protest rally in Quetta, condemning the military aggression and enforced disappearances that have become synonymous with life in Pakistan-occupied-Balochistan.

The plight of the Baloch people has reached a critical juncture. Among the protesters were prominent figures such as senior leader Mansour Baloch and BRP Central spokesman Sher Mohammad Bugti, who stood shoulder to shoulder with their fellow activists, determined to make their voices heard on behalf of those who have been silenced.

On the night of 17 Sept, the Pakistan Army struck again, abducting at least five more individuals during the ongoing military operation in Dera Bugti. Among the abductees were 60-year-old Pir Baksh Bugti and 16-year-old Naseer Bugti. The anguish of the Baloch people knows no bounds as they watch their loved ones disappear into the abyss of enforced disappearances.

The brutality displayed by Pakistan in Pakistan-occupied-Balochistan has shattered all records, and the world must take note. Ijaz Baloch, abducted on the 24th of August 2023, was held in detention without trials. On the night of 17th Sept, his mutilated body was discovered, a stark reminder of the Paki estbalishment’s brutal attempt to ethnically cleanse the Baloch nation.

This military operation in Dera Bugti has been ongoing for eight consecutive days, reflecting the constant nightmare the local population is going through. The Paki establishment contends that the Pak Army launched a rescue operation to recover six footballers who were abducted over the weekend while traveling from Sui Dera Bugti to Sibi. However, under this lie, the people of Dera Bugti live in fear and distress as the Pakistan Army’s military operation continues unabated. Recent reports describe mortar shells raining down on civilian areas in Darenjan, Asreli, Shari Darbar, and Gandoi, courtesy of Pakistan Army. Gunship helicopters hover ominously across Dera Bugti, a grim reminder of the looming threat.

The protesters outside the British Parliament today bear witness to a struggle for justice, human rights, and an end to the suffering endured by the Baloch people. Their message is clear: the world must not remain silent in the face of such unspeakable brutality. The cry for justice in Pakistan-occupied-Balochistan echoes not only in the hearts of the protesters but also in the collective conscience of humanity. It is a cry that demands a response—not only of justice, freedom, but the sanctity of human life.

The Pakistan Army has committed numerous atrocities, including daily home raids, disappearances, staged encounters, target killings, torture, humiliation at checkpoints, and kidnappings for ransom. Following the illegal occupation of Balochistan in March 1948, Balochistan has been fighting the war of its existence.

In a series of bold actions, Baloch freedom fighters have left a significant impact on the Pakistan Army with two major incidents.

BLF attacks Pakistan Army post in Mand

In a daring operation, the Balochistan Liberation Front’s Sarmachars (freedom fighters) struck a newly constructed Pakistan Army post in Chukkap Kaur, Mand, situated in the Kech district of Pakistan-occupied-Balochistan on 12 sept. The attack, executed with heavy and automatic weapons, resulted in the immediate death of one Pak Army personnel, while another sustained injuries.

Despite the Pakistan Army deploying gunship helicopters to shell the area in response on the second day of the attack, no further casualties occurred. The freedom fighters successfully retreated to their safe locations. The BLF had been closely monitoring the activities of the Pakistan Army after the construction of the outpost. They took decisive action to curb their expanding presence in the region.

The Balochistan Liberation Front has not only claimed responsibility for this audacious attack but also issued a stern warning to the enemy. They declared that the enemy forces are not safe within their forts, check posts, outposts, or strongholds in Pakistan-occupied-Balochistan. The BLF affirmed their capability to strike anywhere, vowing that these operations will persist until the independence of Balochistan is achieved from the brutal regime of Paki establishment.

BLA eliminates enemy agent in Zehri

In another separate incident, freedom fighters of the Baloch Liberation Army have successfully eliminated Zahoor Lotani, a crucial agent working in collaboration with the occupying Pakistan Army in the Zehri Kohn area of Khuzdar.

Zahoor Lotani, operating under the direct supervision of the Pakistan Army, was deeply involved in numerous crimes against the Baloch nation. He functioned as an informant for these oppressive Pakistan Army in Khuzdar and Gwadar. He committed terrible crimes such as aiding enemy Pak Army in conducting raids on civilian homes and forcibly disappearing Baloch youth. In return, he was allowed to pursue his illegal drug-related activities.

In 2019, Lotani provided information to the Pak Army that led to the enforced disappearance of a freedom fighter associated with an allied organization from Zehri Bazar. Despite being warned three times to stop his criminal activities, Lotani continued.

For his treasonous crimes, Zahoor Lotani was sentenced to death by a Baloch national court, and this sentence was carried out by BLA fighters. Others connected to Lotani’s network are also on the radar. The BLA sent a clear message: those committing national treason will not be spared, and their operations against occupying Pakistan Army and collaborators will continue.

The BLA and BLF are Baloch nationalist groups that want freedom from the oppressive and brutal regime of the Pakistan Army. They have carried out numerous attacks on the Paki establishment in the pursuit of the liberation of Pakistan-occupied Balochistan.

Pak Army has time and again committed daily home raids, disappearances, staged encounters, target killings, torture, humiliation at checkpoints, and kidnappings for ransom in Pakistan-occupied-Balochistan. Innocent Baloch are trapped and are enduring inhumane conditions and violence by the Pakistan Army in their own homeland. Following the illegal occupation of Balochistan in March 1948, Balochistan has been fighting the war of its existence. Be it the peaceful way of protests or the armed resistance, against the inhumane authoritarian rule of Pakistan Army, Balochs are fighting an all-front war.

The Pak Army’s offensive in Pakistan-occupied-Balochistan’s Dera Bugti has entered its fourth day, leaving the residents of the region in turmoil. The situation escalated following the visit and orders of Corps Commander Asif Ghafoor, that has resulted in an intensified operation. On 13 Sept, a convoy of 20 vehicles from Sibi made its way to the Sherani area of Uch, where the operation kicked off by encircling the entry points. Furthermore, two additional helicopters arrived in Sui from Kishmore, further escalating the situation on the ground.

The Pakistan Army has effectively surrounded Dera Bugti, sealing off all entry and exit points, leaving residents stranded without access to essential supplies, including rations and medical assistance. Disturbing reports are emerging from the Sherani area, where the Pakistan Army has taken a father and his son, Ali Bakhsh and Shah Mir, into custody, their whereabouts unknown. Tragically, four houses in the same area have been set ablaze, adding to the growing crisis.

Additionally, the Baloch Republican Party (BRP) said that 12 trucks of the Pakistan Army returned to Sui Army cantonment, loaded with cattle looted from shepherds in the Rustam Darbar area of Dera Bugti.

In a heart-wrenching development, the BRP Media cell reported that the Pakistan Army has forcibly displaced twenty families of the Bakhlani clan, a part of the Bugti tribe, from their homes in the Asreli area of Dera Bugti. These impoverished families were forced to abandon their crops, which were their sole means of livelihood.

Over the past four days of the ongoing offensive, Pakistan Army have abducted more than twenty people, including a local councilor. The Paki establishment contends that the Pak Army launched a rescue operation to recover six footballers who were abducted over the weekend while traveling from Sui Dera Bugti to Sibi. However, their plan is far more sinister. Pak Army is using force and violence on the innocent Baloch civilians to suppress their voice of dissent.

In just two days, 17 people have been forcibly disappeared in Pakistan-occupied-Balochistan. This traumatic human tragedy raises numerous questions, highlighting the disturbing silence of the media, human rights organizations, and the international community. It seems like these institutions are allowing Pakistan Army to act fearlessly without any punishment. The situation in Dera Bugti is nothing short of barbaric, with dozens of people forcibly disappeared following illegal arrests. Pakistan’s actions is in the literal sense Baloch Genocide.

For the past four days, the brutal attack by the Pakistan Army has continued unabated in Dera Bugti, with numerous trucks laden with heavy weapons and hundreds of personnel deployed to expand the operation. Enforced disappearances persist in Pakistan-occupied-Balochistan, mainly in Dera Bugti and Mastung, where individuals have been forcibly disappeared by Pakistan Army.

The Pakistan Army has deployed an arsenal of forces in Dera Bugti, including gunships, SSG commandos, and heavy artillery, resulting in the abduction of innocent civilians, including teenagers, poets, and teachers. The silence from the media, civil society, and human rights organizations is deeply concerning. It is very important that we raise our voices against this injustice. Pakistan-occupied-Balochistan deserves justice, they deserve freedom from the brutal regime of Paki ‘establishment’.

The Pakistan Army has committed numerous atrocities, including daily home raids, disappearances, staged encounters, target killings, torture, humiliation at checkpoints, and kidnappings for ransom. Following the illegal occupation of Balochistan in March 1948, Balochistan has been fighting the war of its existence.