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Militants opened fire on a post of the 225 Wing in Lakki Marwat district. Frontier corps Personnel, identified as Sepoy Tareef Ullah, was injured in the attack. @Insurgent_Zone

#Update According to local sources, Ajmal was Frontier corps Personnel.

In the Tarkho Khorgai area of Mamond, three individuals sustained serious injuries during a firing incident perpetrated by unidentified persons. The victims were identified as Umar (son of Amirzadah), Ajmal (son of Mohibullah), and Sajid (son of Torkhan). All three were transported to Khar Hospital. Umar and Ajmal subsequently succumbed to their injuries. Sajid remains under medical treatment.

The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (Jamaat-ul-Ahrar) has announced that a jihadist figure identified as Saeed (alias Syed Lala), along with his companions from the Wara Mamond district of Bajaur, has pledged allegiance (ba'yah) to the group's Ameer, Umar Khorasani. The group described the development as significant for unity and organizational objectives.

Balochistan Liberation Front Claims Operations in Gorkap, Tump, and Kolwah (May 23–30) According to a statement by BLF spokesperson Major Gehram Baloch, the group claimed to have carried out three operations in Gorkap, Tump, and Kolwah between May 23 and May 30, 2026. Key claimed incidents:

· May 30 (Solani, Gorkap): Clash with Pakistani army patrol – two army personnel killed, several injured; the group claimed its fighters withdrew safely. · May 29 (Malant, Tump): Grenade launcher attack on an army camp – casualties and material losses alleged. · May 23 (Bazdad Kawash, Kolwah): Clash with alleged “Death Squad” operatives – one operative killed, several injured.

The BLF claimed responsibility for all three operations.

According to reports, armed individuals took control of a police checkpoint in the Pishkan area of Pasni, seizing weapons and equipment before withdrawing. No casualties among checkpoint personnel have been reported so far.

The Baloch Liberation Army (Jeeyand) has released a video featuring Bilal Shahwani, alias Sahin, a suicide bomber from the Majeed Brigade. He executed an attack on a military shuttle train traveling from Quetta Cantonment to Chaman Phatak Railway Station on May 24. The incident resulted in the deaths of at least 50 individuals, including 36 personnel, and injured more than 100 others. The BLA stated that the operation was conducted based on intelligence gathered by its ZIRAB wing. The group alleged that the attack targeted the shuttle prior to its arrival at the main city station, noting that the Pakistani military had modified its movement protocols following the earlier hijacking of the Jaffar Express.

Unidentified armed individuals opened fire on police officers patrolling on a motorcycle near Ghanti Phatak, Ladkana. Officer Mujeeb-ur-Rehman Solangi was killed, and Officer Nematullah Memon was seriously injured. The injured officer was subsequently transferred to a hospital. A substantial police contingent has cordoned off the area and initiated a search operation. At this time, it remains undetermined whether the incident is linked to militancy or other factors.

According to a claim by Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, its fighters attacked a security post at the Bhasha Dam site in Diamar, Gilgit Baltistan. The group alleged that three personnel were injured and a drone camera was shot down. The attackers reportedly returned to their hideouts. Note: This claim has not been independently verified.

Maulana Ziauddin Haqqani, a senior leader of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI-F) in Lower South Waziristan, survived an assassination attempt in Wana, South Waziristan. He sustained injuries and was subsequently transferred to a hospital for treatment. JUI-F has expressed profound concern regarding the incident and has called for a comprehensive investigation.

Police have recovered the body of a kidnapped citizen, identified as Asrar, from the Mandew area within the limits of Miryan Police Station, Bannu. According to police, he was taken from his hujra (guesthouse) by unknown armed individuals on the previous day. The body has been transferred to a hospital, and an investigation has been initiated. Further details are awaited.

A businessman identified as Aqeel Akbar was allegedly abducted by unidentified armed men in the Nigwar area of Dasht on Saturday evening. According to sources, armed individuals on motorcycles took him away at gunpoint while he was picnicking with friends. His current whereabouts remain unknown.

#Update According to sources associated with Baloch separatist groups, Nisaro, a relative of an alleged MI personnel, has been abducted by Baloch separatists in Nushki; however, this claim has not been independently verified.

A tribal peace jirga was held in Wana to build consensus on peace efforts in Lower South Waziristan. The jirga discussed targeted killings, kidnappings, bomb blasts, and other forms of violence. It was unanimously decided to hold a grand jirga on June 10 to formulate a further strategy for peace.

A firing incident on Roghani Road in Chaman Town has resulted in the death of at least one individual, while three others sustained serious injuries. The deceased has been identified as Nuruddin. Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has claimed responsibility for the attack, stating that the target was allegedly a spy working for security forces. @Insurgent_Zone

According to initial reports, armed individuals have set up a road blockade in the Qadirabad area near Nushki city. Checkpoints have been established on the highway, and snap checks are being conducted. Further details are awaited.

#Update The Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has released a video documenting clashes with security forces in the Tor Chappar area of Dara Adamkhel. During these engagements, security forces sustained nine casualties, including two fatalities. On the opposing side, two militants were confirmed killed, with additional injuries reported among their ranks.

Militants have abducted Khalid Noor Wazir, the Chief Editor of the local news channel KTV, on allegations of conducting propaganda against them via social media. Additionally, the militants have demanded that other local news outlets cease their anti-militant propaganda efforts.

The Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) has claimed responsibility for the killing of an individual identified as Ali Sher, son of Lal Bakhsh, in the Daak Bazaar area of Kulanch on May 28, 2026. According to a statement by spokesperson Major Gwahram Baloch, BLF fighters attempted to stop Ali Sher, who then fled and opened fire. The fighters returned fire, killing him on the spot. The BLF alleged that Ali Sher was an agent of intelligence agencies, involved in spying for Naval Intelligence and assisting military operations. The group also issued a warning to other alleged informers.

#Update Security forces are deploying gunship helicopters in Wara Mamund against militants; however, there is currently no confirmed information regarding militant casualties.