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Security forces conducted an intelligence‑based operation in the Sabzap area of Panjgur. According to state sources claim, six alleged militants were killed and seven others injured. A search and clearance operation is ongoing in the area. Note: Casualty figures have not been independently verified.

The Counter‑Terrorism Department (CTD) Sindh has arrested two suspected militants linked to the banned Sindhudesh Revolutionary Army (SRA). The arrests were made at the Main Hub River Road Bus Terminal in Yousuf Goth, Karachi.

The Baloch Republican Guards (BRG) have claimed responsibility for an attack on electricity transmission towers near Hamed Goth in the Nasirabad area on the night of May 26, 2026. According to a statement by spokesperson Dosteen Baloch, two main towers were destroyed using explosive materials, and two additional towers were severely damaged. The affected towers were part of a transmission line carrying electricity from the Uch Power Plant to Punjab. The group stated that such attacks will continue "until the independence of Balochistan."

State-affiliated sources report that at least 15 militants were neutralized in the Kurdigap area of Mastung during an Intelligence-Based Operation (IBO); however, no visual evidence has been released till now. Note: This claim is based on state sources, and has not been independently verified.

Security forces conducted an intelligence-based operation in the Kulachi, Dera Ismail Khan, resulting in the death of a militant, Muawiyah. According to sources, he was the nephew of the deceased militant commander Farman (alias Saqib). Weapons and ammunition were recovered from the scene.

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The Islamic State’s Khorasan Province (IS-KP) Al-Azaim Media has issued a comprehensive message in the Pashto language, available in both audio and text formats, directed at Muslims, mujahideen, and incarcerated combatants to commemorate Eid al-Adha. Key themes include:

• Commendation of mujahideen and exhortations for unity under the Caliphate of the Islamic State. • Condemnation of apostate governments, with specific focus on Pakistan, alongside allegations of subservience to Western interests. • Appeals for hijrah (migration) and bay’ah (pledge of allegiance) to the Caliph. • Recognition of imprisoned fighters and encouragement of patience, referencing Quranic verses and hadith. • Rejection of democracy, nationalism, and man-made legislation, characterizing them as forms of disbelief. • A summons to jihad involving both life and wealth, framing the struggle as a religious obligation.

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According to local sources, armed individuals established a road blockade near Shaikh Musa Baba Chongi within the limits of Shahrag Police Station, Harnai. During the incident, three men; Shah Zaman, Zia Ul Haq, and Qahir; were killed, while two others, Molvi Zahid Shah and Ikramullah, sustained injuries. The police station was also set on fire. Further details are awaited.

An explosion occurred at the Bara Bridge Police Checkpost, Khyber, after explosive material was planted against its wall, causing damage to the structure. No casualties were reported. Security forces have cordoned off the area, and a search operation is underway, according to police.

Key claimed incidents:

· May 25 (Dasht): Attack on a four‑vehicle army convoy – one vehicle hit, three personnel killed. · May 24 (Tump): Rocket and heavy weapons attack on a checkpoint – surveillance cameras destroyed; casualties and damage claimed. · May 24 (Nushki): Remote‑controlled bomb on a military convoy vehicle – vehicle destroyed, four killed. · May 23 (Rakhni Barkhan – N‑70 highway): Blockade; a coal truck set on fire; surveillance cameras destroyed; FC personnel reportedly forced to retreat. · May 22 (Hub): Attack on FC personnel building a post – casualties and material losses. · May 22 (Mand – Soro): Multi‑direction attack on a military camp – casualties and damage. · May 20 (Hub – Duriji): Two vehicles carrying precious stones targeted (tires burst). · May 20 (Tump – Rodbun): Attack on a military post – surveillance camera destroyed; casualties. · May 20 (Chagai – Karodak): Three‑hour highway blockade with snap‑checking.

The BLF claimed responsibility for all operations.

Balochistan Liberation Front Claims Seven Personnel Killed in Nine Operations (May 20–25) According to a statement by BLF spokesperson Major Gwahram Baloch, the group claimed to have carried out nine operations between May 20 and May 25, 2026, in Dasht, Tump, Nushki, Rakhni Barkhan, Hub, Mand, and Chagai. The BLF alleged that seven security personnel were killed and several wounded, highways were blocked, and mineral‑carrying vehicles were targeted.

According to initial reports, armed individuals attacked a police station in the Jusak area of Turbat, seizing weapons and other government equipment. In a separate incident, an armed attack was also reported on a Pakistani military convoy in the area. Further details are awaited.

The United Baloch Army (UBA) has claimed responsibility for destroying a main bridge in the Sunni Rodi Kahur area of Kachhi district. According to a statement by spokesperson Mazar Baloch, explosive materials were used on the evening of May 25, 2026, rendering the bridge unusable. The group alleged that the bridge was used daily by Pakistani military for supply transport and operational purposes. The UBA stated that such attacks will continue "until the achievement of a free Balochistan."

Initial reports indicate clashes between militants and the Bannu Police at the limits of the town khan colony police station in Bannu. Further details are pending.

According to police, unknown assailants opened fire inside a shop, killing Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI) leader Maulvi Abdul Rahman Sasoli (alias Juzzi) in Dera Murad Jamali.

According to a statement from militant sources, travelers and tourists visiting Waziristan and surrounding areas during Eid have been issued the following instructions:

· Vehicles with black tinted windows are strictly prohibited. · Playing music or singing near homes is forbidden. · Taking photographs near homes is forbidden. · Any suspicious individuals, or those perceived as opposing or affiliated with the government, will be arrested. · The group stated that its fighters will establish checkpoints at various locations to screen for government elements.

The statement added that the general public may celebrate Eid without restrictions. Note: This information has not been independently verified.

A body identified as Nawab, son of Sawali, has been recovered from a locked house reportedly linked to Sardar Aziz, a commander of a government‑backed militia, in Turbat. According to police, the body was found hanging with torture marks. Further details are awaited.

The Inqulabi Islami Pakistan (IIP), a faction affiliated with the Ittehad-ul-Mujahideen Pakistan (IMP), has released a tribute video honoring its slain fighter and IMP ideologue, Ustad Abdullah Saeed. The footage includes clips from clashes in Bannu depicting Abdullah Saeed in combat, alongside excerpts from some of his speeches.

#Update Ittehad-ul-Mujahideen Pakistan (IMP) has claimed that its fighters ambushed a military convoy in the Jani Khel area of Bannu district. According to the group, two vehicles carrying rations were captured, and the convoy remains surrounded. IMP also alleged that the targeted checkpoint had been under siege for a month.

Two separate incidents have been reported in Nushki district:

• On the N‑40 highway near the Janglat area, armed individuals set several goods vehicles on fire. No casualties have been reported. • Near Ahmed Wal on the main RCD highway, a road blockade was set up by armed individuals. Prominent businessman Mir Amanullah Jamaldini, along with his guards, has been detained. Several vehicles were also set on fire during the incident.

 Further details are awaited.