Most of Quetta city is under the control of the BLA.

Reportedly, the Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Nushki, Balochistan, has also been captured by BLA fighters along with his daughter.

Baloch fighters blew up Faisal Bank in Hazarganji, Quetta, using a rocket.

Fresh visuals from Quetta, Balochistan, show heavy gunfire and multiple explosions being reported.

Internet services have been suspended across Balochistan.

In the Ornach area of Khuzdar, 20+ Pakistani soldiers have been killed and 7 have been captured alive.

The judicial court in Noshki has reportedly been burned to ashes by the Baloch Fighters.

Reportedly, a large number of armed men have entered Mand, tehsil of Kech, Balochistan.

Heavy gunfire and explosion heard from the site of Pakistani FC camp.

Baloch fighters have captured several senior officers, including the SP and the Deputy Commissioner.

Balochistan:
Coordinated attacks by BLA
(Op HEROF)

1. Noshki Deputy commissioner abducted
2. Police station Captured
3. MAND, Kech, FC Camp under attack
4. Judicial court Noshki, burnt down
5. Khuzdar, 20x NaPak security personnel liquidated
6. Faisal bank burnt down in Quetta
7. Suicide bombing in Quetta

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BLA released the footage of captured Pakistani CTD personnel in Nushki CTD Headquarter, Balochistan.

Later the BLA fighters took control of the entire CTD Headquarter.

The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) claims that its “Operation Herof – Phase II” involved coordinated attacks at dozens of locations across multiple districts of Balochistan, targeting Pakistani security forces.

According to the group, 84 security personnel were killed, 18 captured, more than 30 government installations damaged, and 23 vehicles destroyed.

The BLA also stated that seven of its fighters were killed during the operations, which it says are still ongoing.

Quetta, Balochistan

CCTV footage emerges showing the suicide attack near the Secretariat in Quetta’s Red Zone.

Visuals from a government parking lot in Quetta.

An armed attack has been reported at the Commissioner’s Complex in Sibbi, Balochistan. Officials say heavy gunfire was exchanged at the site, and the situation remains tense and developing.