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According to local sources, the Pakistani military conducted a house‑to‑house search operation in the Gomazi area of Tump, Kech district. Multiple homes, allegedly belonging to militants, were reportedly set on fire or demolished. Local residents also alleged that gold items and other valuables were looted during the operation.
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The Baloch Republican Guards (BRG) has released a video comprising multiple segments depicting attacks on gas pipelines, electricity towers, and other operations across Balochistan and Sindh. The footage documents the following incidents: the targeting of a gas pipeline in Kashmore, Sindh; the destruction of two electricity towers in Hamid Goth, Naseerabad; the disabling of four supply vehicles by gunfire during a blockade in Lamji, Sibi; the destruction of one electricity tower in Chhatar, Naseerabad; an attack operation conducted on the main camp in Sani, Kachhi; the destruction of two main electricity transmission towers near the UCH Power Plant; the disabling of a large vehicle transporting minerals in Bakhtiarabad, Sibi; and a blockade on the Baloch National Highway in Dhadar, Kachhi.
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The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) Sindh, in a joint operation with federal intelligence agencies, has arrested a key member of a network supplying modern drone technology and explosive materials to the proscribed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). According to a CTD press release, the arrested individual is identified as Talal (alias Zaid Baloch), brother of Tahir, and is described as an active TTP member residing in Afghanistan.
The CTD termed the operation the "first and most significant success of its kind in the country's history."
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The banned militant group Tehreek e Taliban Pakistan (TTP) media wing has released video statements from Muhammad Pervaiz alias Malak and Ghazi Marjan, both belonging to Naurang Tehsil, Lakki Marwat, members of the Lakki Aman Committee. The individuals are accused of spying for the state. Muhammad Pervaiz confesses to have relayed information regarding militants and their movement to state intelligence and law enforcement agencies through a middle man, Ghazi Marjan who would directly communicate the information to state entities. Muhammad Pervaiz goes onto discourage other residents from following in his footsteps, urges people not to stand in the way of the militant groups and affirms that he will no longer carry out such activities.
Ghazi Marjan states that he was summoned by ASI Ikram to the Daddiwala tanra where he was told to carry out reconnaissance and to recruit others for the same purpose. He goes into detail about a number of operations against militants in his relevant area which wouldn't have been possible without the information gathered by Muhammad Pervaiz. The accused also urges locals not to create hurdles for militants in their jihad against the state otherwise they'll be in his position sometime in the future
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According to Bannu police, an operation was conducted in which Shahid, described as a close associate and facilitator of the proscribed IMP's Akhtar Muhammad group, was killed.
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Unknown individuals attempted to destroy the Tri Ram bridge on Miryan Road, Bannu, using explosive material at night. Nearby structures such as a masjid and shops suffered damage.
Further details are awaited.
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Unknown gunmen attacked a police patrol near Mia Ghundi, close to Lak Pass in Quetta district. One police officer was killed and two others were injured. Further reports indicate that the attackers also blocked the Quetta–Karachi Highway near Lak Pass.
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Maulvi Khalid Tareen, speaker and governor for Tehreek e Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has released a video statement addressing the areas of Quetta, Dukki, Zaghrun, Ziarat, Harnai. The group raised their concerns with posts circulating on social media alleging that the concerned areas are potentially raising state backed lashkars against militant groups. The speaker addresses a recent event in which previous soldiers of the Afghan National Army under the direction of Pak State intelligence agencies and CTD personnel launched an attack on TTP members, an attack which they reportedly repelled. The speaker claimed that 13 of these state backed mercenaries were KIA with approximately 6-7 bodies left behind, one of them named Suleiman. The speaker claimed that false propaganda has been circulating regarding this event trying to create a misconception among the public that their group is oppressing the civilian population. The speaker mentions that they had been suspicious of Sardar Zafar Bazai but after questioning him they allowed him to return unharmed. The militant goes on to re-iterate that their fight is solely against state forces, its agencies and those who aid them, civilians and civilian facilities are not a target.
The speaker urges the relevant tribes not to be misled by the government to take up arms against them, he clarifies that their group has a presence throughout the nation and if someone is deemed a threat to them they have the capabilities to target them or their assets anywhere in the nation.
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Key claimed incidents:
June 1 (Panjgur–Chidgi route): Control established for two days; six large vehicles set on fire. June 5 (Lasbela – Quetta–Karachi highway): Checkpoints established; excise outpost and company site attacked; heavy machinery and ten vehicles set on fire; three individuals taken into custody and later released. June 5 (Chamalang–Kohlu road & Nushki – Quetta–Taftan highway): Snap‑checking conducted; five vehicles targeted at Sarmal and Rahmanzai. June 7 (Mastung – Kurdgap): Twelve‑vehicle convoy targeted; three mineral trucks destroyed; one military vehicle destroyed by rocket; six military personnel killed or injured. June 9 (Mastung): PSO fuel vehicle rendered inoperable by gunfire. June 10 (Nushki – Mal, Rahmanzai): Mineral transport convoy targeted; ten vehicles set on fire; several others damaged. June 11 (Kharan – Armagai Washuk): Two main bridges on the CPEC road destroyed with explosives.The BLA warned transport owners, drivers, and the public to distance themselves from what it called "exploitative colonial projects" and to avoid traveling near military convoys or project vehicles. It stated that the economic blockade will continue until the end of occupation and resource exploitation. Note: This post is based on a claim released by the Baloch Liberation Army and has not been independently verified.
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Baloch Liberation Army Claims 36 Vehicles Destroyed in 11 Highway Operations (June 1–11)
According to a statement by BLA spokesperson Jeeyand Baloch, the group claimed to have carried out eleven operations on major highways across Balochistan between June 1 and June 11, destroying over 36 vehicles and two bridges. The BLA described the actions as part of an "economic blockade" targeting convoys associated with the Saindak mining project, fuel and gas transit, and other vehicles providing economic benefit to the state.
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In Operation-Naal BLF fighters targeted an enemy armored vehicle with rockets, killing five military personnel, and forced the armored vehicle to retreat.Note: These statements are based on BLF claim and has not been independently verified.
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Different units of BLF fighters simultaneously established blockades on the CPEC road and on the main highway leading to Karachi, at Khuzdar and Greshag, in Operation Naal.
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As part of Operantion-Naal, the BLF fighters attacked enemy economic installations, setting fire to a precious stone factory and a weighing scale, the stone-loading vehicles parked there also caught fire, which severely disrupted the resource-extraction project.
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BLF fighters destroyed five mobile towers and their machinery installed in and around the Naal town, to paralyze the enemy's communication systems, one day prior the Operation Naal.
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#Update
The Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has issued a statement confirming that its fighters engaged in combat operations against Frontier Corps (FC) personnel constructing two check posts in Dogar, Central Kurram. According to the TTP, one of their militants was killed during the ensuing clashes. Security forces also sustained casualties in the incident.
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Two gunship helicopters of occupying state were shot down by BLF in the grand Operation-Naal, in the Naghad and Parch hotel area of Naal Khuzdar. As a result, 12 elite SSG commandos were killed on the spot.
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Key claimed details:
Date & duration: June 8, 2026, starting at 12:00 noon and lasting five hours. Pre‑operation: Five mobile towers destroyed in and around Naal (two in Gurk, one each in Hazar Ganji, Tobdu, and Hochado) one day prior. Blockades: Established on the CPEC road at Khuzdar and Greshag, and on the main highway to Karachi. Enemy casualties: 33 military personnel killed, including SSG commandos. Aircraft shot down: Two gunship helicopters and two quadcopters reportedly destroyed. Equipment destroyed: Multiple armored vehicles, a precious stone factory, weighing scale, stone‑loading vehicles, Levies and police stations destroyed. BLF tactics: Communication systems disabled; fighters entered from multiple directions; local residents gathered for their safety.The BLF stated that SSG commandos attempted to enter Naal using five gunship helicopters but were repelled. The group claimed that videos and photographs of the operation will be released on its official media channel, "Aashob." Note: This post is based on a claim released by the Balochistan Liberation Front and has not been independently verified.
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Balochistan Liberation Front Claims Major Operation in Naal, Khuzdar (June 8, 2026)
According to a statement by BLF spokesperson Major Gwahram Baloch, the group claimed to have carried out a coordinated, multi‑phase guerrilla operation in Naal town, Khuzdar district.
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#Update
Ittihad-ul-Mujahideen Pakistan (IMP) has accepted responsibility for the killing of a police constable in Azad Mandi, Bannu. According to IMP, their fighters also acquired one pistol and 58,000 PKR in cash as spoils.
