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FC personnel Abil was fatally shot by unidentified assailants in Dera Ismail Khan while returning home following his duty. @Insurgent_Zone

The Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has released footage of clashes that occurred on Saturday in Bannu and Dera Ismail Khan. According to the TTP, Bannu police forces abandoned multiple vehicles and weapons during these incidents.

#Update The death toll from the Quetta blast has increased to 23, and the number of injured has reached 47. The majority of the casualties are family members of security personnel.

The fatalities have increased to 16 in Quetta Blast.

#Update Reports indicate that at least eight individuals have been killed and approximately forty have been injured. The casualty figures may increase further.

#Update The explosion has caused significant damage to nearby buildings. Unconfirmed reports indicate that two civilians have been killed, while authorities have remained silent regarding casualties on the train.

The third militant casualty resulting from the clashes in Bannu has been identified as Ubaidah Janikhel, a member of Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan.

Unidentified individuals set fire to coal trucks destined for Punjab in Barkhan.

Further visual evidence from the Quetta blast, as reports indicates that individuals remain trapped within the targeted train.

#Update According to preliminary reports, a suicide bomber targeted a passenger train bound for Cantt. Casualties have been reported.

Initial reports of Suicide bombing in Quetta. Further details are awaited.

A second militant casualty from Bannu has been identified as Adil. He was a member of the IMP and was killed in clashes against the Bannu Police.

Unidentified individuals blew up three gas pipelines in the Sui Tehsil area of Dera Bugti district. The affected pipelines include a 14‑inch line in Adal Khan Colony, a 16‑inch line in Bugti Colony, and a 36‑inch line in the Kala Outage, Rehri‑Peer Gopat area. The explosions caused suspension of gas supply to adjacent areas. @Insurgent_Zone

Key claimed incidents:

· May 15 (Panjgur, Nushki): Death squad operatives targeted; hideout torched. · May 17 (Mastung, Zamuran, Turbat): Supply vehicle set on fire; IED attack (one killed, one injured); FWO camp attacked – heavy machinery burned; three soldiers killed in ambush. · May 18 (Quetta, Surab, Kharan): Grenade attack on forces post; highway blockade; CTD office attacked. · May 19 (Turbat, Nushki): CTD operative Shabbir Askani killed; 17 Reko Diq workers detained and later released. · May 20 (Mastung, Kech, Kharan, Kalat): Highway blockades, vehicles set on fire; IED attacks killed four personnel; ASF Deputy Director Waseem Ahmed detained. · May 21 (Khuzdar, Jhal Magsi, Panjgur, Dalbandin): CPEC route checkpoint; quadcopter shot down; joint attacks with United Baloch Army; police outpost set on fire; IED attack; fuel vehicles burned. · May 22 (Mastung, Khuzdar): IED killed two bomb disposal personnel; FWO camp attacked – ten vehicles destroyed; three soldiers killed.

 The BLA also reported the martyrdom of two of its fighters. The group reiterated its policy on kidnapping for ransom and highlighted the release of detained workers at the request of the SRA.

Baloch Liberation Army Claims 18 Security Personnel Killed in 25 Operations (May 15–22) According to a statement by BLA spokesperson Jeeyand Baloch, the group claimed to have carried out 25 operations across Balochistan between May 15 and May 22, resulting in 18 security personnel killed and several injured. The BLA also claimed to have maintained control over major highways, detained individuals linked to state projects, and destroyed vehicles and machinery.

The Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has declared a three-day ceasefire scheduled for May 27, 28, and 29, coinciding with Eid ul-Adha. The TTP further stated that should security forces attempt to conduct operations during this period, the group will respond with retaliatory measures. @Insurgent_Zone

Security forces have imposed a three‑day curfew in several villages of Wara Mamond tehsil, including Anga, Shahi Tangi, Nari Tangi, and Shakro, Bajaur. Residents have been instructed to remain indoors and avoid areas where militant hideouts are reportedly located

#Update It has been confirmed that Abdullah Saeed, a leading ideologue of Ittehad-ul-Mujahideen Pakistan (IMP), has died following today's clashes with the Bannu police.

#Update According to local sources, all the 17 abducted labourers have been released by the abductors.