Insurgent Zone

According to security sources, intelligence-based operations under Operation 11 Garaj have been ongoing in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa for the past two months. Key outcomes claimed:

· Numerous militants have been killed. · Multiple hideouts have been destroyed. · Facilitators have been arrested. · A large quantity of weapons and ammunition has been recovered.

 Operational details:

· Ground operations are being conducted with the assistance of quadcopters. · Operations have been carried out in various locations, including the Shakro area of Bajaur. · Militants are reportedly being forced to flee from local populations. · Protection of public life and property is being ensured.

According to police sources, a roadside bomb exploded near Pir Zakori Bridge in Peshawar. The blast occurred close to a police mobile, resulting in minor injuries to one to two police officers. Key details:

· The explosive device was planted on the roadside. · Police and other law enforcement agencies have cordoned off the area. · Evidence collection and investigations are ongoing.

#Update Baloch Liberation Army (Jeeyand) has released pictures of two it's deceased fighters who were killed in attack on FC posts in Wali Tangi area of Hanna Urak.

#Update According to security sources, Two militants were killed in counter-operation in Kharan.

According to security sources, an infiltration attempt by militants of the Hafiz Gul Bahadur group was foiled near the Pak-Afghan border in the Datta Khel area of North Waziristan. Key details:

· An exchange of fire occurred between militants and security forces. · Six militants were initially killed, and 5–6 others were wounded. · During a subsequent clearance operation, the bodies of two more militants were recovered. · Total number of militants killed: 8. · Clearance and search operations are ongoing in the area.

Note: Casualty figures are based on security sources and have not been independently verified.

#Update

Visuals of burned police station

The Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has released a video documenting an attack on multiple posts in the Spil Pangi area of Shakai, South Waziristan.

#Update According to security forces, the exchange of gunfire and explosions that continued for nearly one and a half hours has come to an end. The security forces stated that the situation is now under control, while a clearance operation is continuing in the area.

#Update Armed individuals attacked the City Police Station in Kharan city, confiscated weapons from personnel, and caused damage to various sections of the station. Clashes between security forces and armed individuals have also been reported at various locations. Further details are awaited.

According to initial reports, unidentified assailants have attacked the Daraban Police Station in Dera Ismail Khan district. An exchange of gunfire between the attackers and police personnel is reportedly ongoing. Key details:

· The situation remains fluid. · Details regarding casualties or the outcome have not yet been confirmed.

Further updates will follow as more information becomes available.

#Update Sounds of heavy firing in multiple areas of Kharan city.

According to local sources, a large number of armed individuals have reportedly entered Kharan city and taken control of the city police station. Intense firing is being heard in the area. Further details are awaited.

Baloch Liberation Army Claims 46 Personnel Killed in 51 Operations (July 11–31) According to a statement by BLA spokesperson Jeeyand Baloch, the group claimed to have carried out 51 operations across Balochistan during the past 15 days, resulting in 46 security personnel killed and dozens injured. The BLA also reported the martyrdom of five of its fighters. Major operational highlights:

July 11 – Quetta: Blockade established at Hazar Ganji; police station attacked – casualties claimed. July 15 – Harnai (Khost): Mari Oil and Gas Company site seized; tankers destroyed; Levies post and gas pipeline destroyed. July 15 – Surab (Nighar Kand): Attack on military – six personnel killed; three BLA fighters martyred. July 16 – Nushki (Ahmad Wal): Levies station seized, weapons confiscated, building destroyed. July 17 – Kalat & Kech: Military targeted in Badrang; camp and surveillance cameras destroyed in Hoshab. July 18 – Nushki: Three mineral vehicles targeted; Levies post destroyed. July 19 – Panjgur: IED attack – two killed, one critically injured. July 20 – Panjgur & Kharan: IED on armored vehicle; seven-hour blockade on Kharan–Quetta highway; Levies post destroyed. July 21 – Mastung: Gas pipeline destroyed; quadcopter shelling on civilians reported. July 22 – Besima & Kohlu: Two military posts destroyed; mineral vehicle set on fire. July 23 – Kharan: Military targeted while attempting to advance. July 25 – Nushki: Ambush on military convoy – four killed, including a DSP injured; IED attack in Mastung. July 26 – Kohlu: Ambush on ATF personnel – five killed; mortar attack in Kharan; CTD convoy attacked near Kharan – multiple casualties; eight vehicles set on fire in Chagai. July 27 – Panjgur: IED on military convoy; IED on armored vehicle in Quetta; convoy attacked in Nushki; two killed in Washuk. July 28 – Nushki: Rocket attack on checkpoint – four killed; police convoy targeted near Kharan; MI hideout raided in Turbat – seven detained; four military personnel killed; two BLA fighters martyred; sniper attack in Kharan – one killed. July 29 – Panjgur: Three foot personnel killed; armored vehicles targeted. July 30 – Kharan: Military convoy targeted; IED injures three; military post destroyed in Panjgur. July 31 – Khuzdar: Death squad attack – five killed; military convoy attacked – multiple casualties.

 BLA Martyrs Reported:

· Sangat Waheed (alias Bahot) · Sangat Muhammad Rahim (alias Asfand) · Sangat Shakir Rehman (alias Ashraf) · Sangat Qadeer Baloch (alias Saud) · Sangat Maqsood (alias Beebegr)

 Note: This post is based on a claim released by the Baloch Liberation Army and has not been independently verified.

Security Forces Kill Seven Militants in Nushki Operation According to the media wing of the Pakistani military (ISPR), security forces killed seven militants associated with a Baloch rebel group during an operation in Nushki district on July 30–31, 2026. The group allegedly included a suicide bomber. Key details:

· A cache of ammunition and improvised explosive devices (IEDs) was destroyed on-site. · Sanitization operations are ongoing in the area.

Note: This information is based on a statement by ISPR and has not been independently verified.

#FactCheck The casualties of Militants shown in the clip shared by pro state security accounts is one month old, so we can't confirm that the casualties are real or fake claim.

According to security sources, three militants belonging to the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) were killed in an operation in Kili Sarwan, Kharan district. The militants were reportedly approaching the area on two motorcycles when locals tipped off the Quick Response Force (QRF). Key details:

· The QRF set up an ambush near Kili Sarwan. · In the ensuing firefight, three militants were killed.

Recovered items:

· 2 RPGs · 14 rockets · IED material · 2 motorcycles · 3 SMGs · 700 SMG rounds



Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan Releases July 2026 Operational Report According to a statement by the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), the group claimed to have carried out 315 operations across Pakistan during the month of July 2026 (Muharram al-Haram – Safar al-Muzaffar 1448 AH). Regional breakdown (selected provinces):

· North Waziristan: 86 · South Waziristan: 64 · Peshawar: 24 · Bajaur: 19 · Tank: 16 · Dera Ismail Khan: 15 · Quetta & Harnai: 12 · Kurram: 11 · Lakki Marwat: 10 · Bannu: 9 · Khyber: 9 · Orakzai: 9 · Karak: 7 · Swat: 6 · Others: South Punjab (3), Lower Dir (3), Kohat (2), Mohmand (2), North Punjab (2), and single operations in Mardan, Buner, Shangla, Qila Saifullah, Upper Dir, and Karachi.

Types of attacks:

· Guerrilla: 67 · Sniper/Laser: 60 · Direct assault: 58 · Grenade/Bomb: 51 · Targeted: 31 · Ambush: 23 · Retaliatory: 17 · Missile: 8

Claimed enemy casualties:

· Killed: 304 · Wounded: 477 · Total: 781 · Arrests: 68

Affected institutions:

· Police/CTD: 302 · Army/SSG: 211 · Frontier Corps (FC): 177 · Intelligence/Peace Committees: 91

Claimed destruction:

· Military vehicles: 44 · Security cameras: 38 · Water, energy & communication systems: 17 · Military & police installations: 15 · Quadcopter drones: 10 · Tanks & armored vehicles: 6

 Claimed seized items:

· Various firearms: 144 · Various vehicles: 27 · Mobile phones: 3 · Laser rangefinders: 3 · Motorcycles: 2 · Drone jammer: 1 · Various ammunition, grenades, ammunition boxes, and other military equipment.

Note: This post is based on a claim released by the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan and has not been independently verified.