The Baloch Liberation Army has launched a major offensive across Balochistan. Attacks targeted military and administrative sites in 14
cities. The group claims to have neutralized 84 Pakistani personnel and taken 18 captive. Several government properties were destroyed.
The operation, named Herof Phase II, is ongoing and aims to disrupt enemy operations. BLA fighters have consolidated positions in key
areas.
Balochistan: The Baloch Liberation Army said on Saturday that under the second
phase of Operation Herof, it carried out coordinated attacks at 48 different
locations across 14 cities in Balochistan, where strong control by BLA fighters has
remained in place for the past ten hours.
The statement said, "In Quetta, Noshki, Mastung, Dalbandin, Kalat, Kharan,
Panjgur, Gwadar, Pasni, Turbat, Tump, Buleda, Mangochar, Lasbela, Kech and Awaran, the enemy's military, administrative and security structures were simultaneously targeted. During this operation, a total of 84 occupying Pakistarmy personnel, police, intelligence agencies, and CTD personnel were neutralized
dozens were wounded and 18 personnel were captured alive and are currently in BLA custody. BLA fighters successfully took control of multiple enemy posts, including the central military headquarters and continue to hold strong positions
at these locations. Enemy movement has been severely restricted across various cities, while Baloch fighters have consolidated their presence at key points".
It further noted that during the operation, more than 30 government properties were taken under control and destroyed,including banks, government offices and prisons. In addition, more than 23 "enemy" vehicles were set on fire.
"Due to direct pressure on administrative structures in multiple cities, the enemy's routine operations and decisionmaking processes have been paralysed, while in urban areas, enemy army and police forces were forced to retreat and adopt defensive positions," the statement said.
It added, "During these operations, seven BLA freedom fighters were martyred, including four Fidayeen of BLA's elite unit Majeed Brigade after entering enemy camps and targeting enemy forces. As a result of the sacrifices of these martyrs,
control was gained over large sections of sensitive enemy military installations, where positions were consolidated following intense battles. These sacrifices played a crucial role in sustaining the momentum and impact of operation. "
The statement said that in Operation Herof 2.0, multiple units of the Baloch Liberation Army are participating in an organised and coordinated manner.
