The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) launches series of attacks targeting Pak forces and infrastructure in various parts of Pak-occupied-Balochistan, according to a statement released by the spokesperson, Jeeyand Baloch.

In the Mach area of Bolan district, BLA fighters reportedly destroyed a 24-inch diameter gas pipeline using explosive materials. The attack occurred at a location known as Koh Baash, causing significant damage to the pipeline infrastructure.

In a separate incident in Bolan, BLA operatives intercepted a vehicle carrying supplies for Pak Army near Samsuri Kor. The group said that they seized the vehicle but later released it along with the driver, who was identified as being from Sindh province, after issuing a warning.

BLA also reported an IED (Improvised Explosive Device) attack on June 16 in the Pir Koh Patra area of Dera Bugti. According to the statement, the attack targeted the Army as they were leaving their post for a patrol, resulting in injuries to two personnel.

Jeeyand Baloch, speaking on behalf of the BLA, stated that these attacks are part of the group’s ongoing campaign against the occupying Pak Army. The spokesperson reiterated the BLA’s commitment to continue their armed struggle until their goal of an independent POB is achieved.

These incidents highlight the ongoing conflict in Balochistan, where pro-independence groups like the BLA have been engaged in a long-standing revolution against Pakistan Army.

A sit-in protest in Pak-occupied-Balochistan’s Kech district has entered its fifteenth day, with local traders and residents joining in solidarity by shutting down their businesses. The demonstration, initiated by families of missing individuals from various areas of Kech, is gaining widespread support.

The Baloch Yakjehti Committee, an organization advocating for Baloch rights, reported on social media platform X that Kech is experiencing a “complete shutter-down protest”. They emphasized the voluntary nature of this action, stating that traders and residents have chosen to forgo their daily earnings to stand with the protesters.

This protest is part of a long-standing issue in PoB, where the Pak Army’s enforced disappearances and human rights violations have persisted for years. The Baloch people have consistently raised concerns about suppression, socio-economic disparities, and political injustices that they have continued to face for past three decades.

Of particular concern is the rampant abduction of Baloch students, which has drawn both local and international attention. Human rights organizations have documented numerous cases of abductions and extrajudicial killings carried out by Pak Army and its affiliated groups.

Despite Pakistan’s stance, the international community continues to express concerns over human rights issues in PoB, citing evidence of systematic discrimination and suppression of Baloch perspectives and rights.