Insurgent Zone

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.

Balochistan Liberation Front Releases July 2026 Operational Report According to a statement by BLF spokesperson Major Gwahram Baloch, the group claimed to have carried out 48 operations across 23 areas of Balochistan during the month of July, resulting in significant casualties and material losses to security forces. Key claimed figures:

· Total operations: 48 · Security forces killed: 97 · Security forces wounded: 15 · Informants/agents killed: 5 · Total enemy losses: 117

Geographic scope: Operations were reported in Mastung, Khuzdar, Besima, Mand, Tump, Kahan, Chagai, Kharan, Kalat, Gomazi, Jhao, Quetta, Zamuran, Surab, Mashkel, Buleida, Karachi, Pasni, Rakhni, Naal, Khudan, Balnigwar, and Mashkay.

Major operations:

· July 22 (Khad Kocha, Mastung): Attack on a large military convoy – 17 personnel killed, 10 wounded. · July: 7 military convoys ambushed. · July: 6 major military camps attacked. · July: 7 important military checkpoints attacked.

Material destruction:

· 15 military vehicles destroyed · 2 drones shot down · 3 surveillance cameras destroyed · 5 modern weapons seized

Tactical operations:

· Heavy weapons attacks: 16 · Ambush attacks: 8 · Intelligence-based operations: 5 · Sniper attacks: 4 · Grenade launcher attacks: 2 · IED attacks: 2 · Hand grenade attacks: 1

The BLF claimed its operations aimed to "paralyze the colonial structure," halt resource exploitation, and uproot military control in Balochistan. Note: This post is based on a claim released by the Balochistan Liberation Front and has not been independently verified.

#Update Two Frontier corps personnel were also killed in the attack. The deceased have been identified as:

• Mudassir R/O Lakki Marwat • Zameer Ali R/O Taunsa Sharif.

The total fatalities have reached three.

A Militant identified as Sarhadi Muhajir was killed in armed clashes with security forces in Bannu.

Government Imposes 15-Day Ban on Nitrogenous Fertilizers The Government of Balochistan has suspended the sale and movement of nitrogenous fertilizers across all districts for a period of 15 days, effective from July 31, 2026, citing security concerns. Affected fertilizers:

· Urea · CAN (Calcium Ammonium Nitrate) · Ammonium Nitrate · Potassium Nitrate

#Update Confirmed: The deceased Major ranked Officer has been identified. The name of the deceased is Ahsan, a resident of Mianwali. According to sources, one Sepoy also sustained injuries.

According to reports, the Dare Choni Madrasa in the Lozkah Dara area of Tirah Valley, Khyber district, has been completely destroyed in a series of landmine explosions by security forces, reducing the building to rubble. Key details:

· Images and video circulating on social media show the destroyed madrasa building, with religious books buried under and scattered among the debris. · According to independent sources, security forces reportedly demolished the madrasa using explosives, citing the presence of militants.

According to unconfirmed reports, a Major Ranked Officer has been killed in a suspected Quadcopter strike in Zarghoon khel area of Razmak, North Waziristan. Further details are awaited.

Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has released the video of the attack on Khazina Banda CTD camp in Hangu. At least 11 Police, CTD personnel were killed in the attack and 33 other personnel were injured. TTP also detained 12 personnel who were later released.

Reports indicate that on July 31, a convoy comprising security forces and pro-state militia, locally referred to as the "Death Squad," was ambushed in the Zeedi area of Khuzdar. The incident resulted in the fatalities of security personnel and militia members. SSG Commando Umar was identified as one of those killed. Further details are pending.

According to initial reports, unknown armed individuals opened fire on passenger coaches in the Zawa area of Khuzdar. During the firing, two passenger coaches collided with each other, resulting in several people being injured. The injured are being immediately transferred to the Trauma Center Khuzdar for medical treatment.

#Update According to reports, two more FC personnel have succumbed to their injuries. The deceased have been identified as:

• Sep Faiz Muhammad • Sep Habib

The total fatalities from attack on FC checkposts in Wali Tangi have reached 7, 4 others are injured.

Two non-local laborers were killed in Kulgam, Indian-administered Kashmir, following an incident in which militants opened fire after inquiring about their identities. The deceased have been identified as Deepak, Resident of Chhattisgarh, and Bupender Kumar from Chhattisgarh. The Resistance Front (TRF) has claimed responsibility for the attack.

According to security sources, a militant was killed in an intelligence-based operation (IBO) in Mamund, Bajaur.

#Update Two Militants belonging to Ittehad-ul-Mujahideen Pakistan (IMP) were killed in the operation. The deceased have been identified as Niyaz Minallah Hindikhel, and Commander Surat. Security sources have claimed that 15 militants were killed, although they didn't provide any evidence for the claim.

#Update Baloch Liberation Army Claims Control of Two Military Camps in Quetta According to a statement by BLA spokesperson Jeeyand Baloch, the group claimed to have carried out coordinated attacks on two military camps in the suburban areas of Quetta. Key claimed details:

· Targets: Two camps located in 'Wali Tangi' and 'Speen Karez' areas adjacent to Quetta city. · Attack: Simultaneous attacks were launched at approximately 6:00 PM. BLA's specialized unit, the 'Fateh Squad,' led the assault. · Casualties: The group claimed 14 personnel were killed—nine at Wali Tangi and five at Speen Karez. · Seizures: A large quantity of weapons, ammunition, communication equipment, and other military hardware was reportedly seized. · BLA casualties: Two fighters were reported martyred: · Sangat Mir Alam Kiyazai (alias Salman) · Sangat Noor Ahmed Samalani (alias Notak)

According to reports, armed assailants shot and injured Maulvi Ismail in the Azam Warsak area of Wana, South Waziristan.