Insurgent Zone

Video of the Balochistan Liberation Front’s SOB unit, featuring the Jind-Nadr, undergoing rigorous military training in the mountain of Balochistan.

* Security Forces: Over 80 military and intelligence personnel were killed, including an MI captain, ISI officers, and SSG commandos, with dozens more wounded. * Infrastructure: The main headquarters, barracks, and offices of the Frontier Works Organization (FWO) and the ISI inside the FWO main camp were reportedly destroyed. Muzhani and Gabd Kalatu police stations were seized. * Vehicles and Equipment: 12 armored vehicles, supply trucks, and reinforcement convoys were destroyed. 5 large bowsers and several commercial trailers were set on fire. * Aerial: 4 quadcopters and 2 surveillance drones were allegedly shot down.

* The operation began with a suicide vehicle-borne IED attack by a BLF fighter, identified as Mujahid Mehr alias Sagar Zamurani, targeting the main gate of the FWO camp. * The BLF claims its fighters entered the camp, engaged in close-quarters combat within the barracks, and maintained control of the facility for over 20 hours. * The statement claims that as fighters exhausted their ammunition, they adhered to their "last bullet" philosophy, choosing to fight to the death rather than surrender. * The operation was named after BLF Commander Almas Baloch, a female guerrilla commander who reportedly served as the second-in-command for this operation. The group highlighted the participation of female fighters in the assault.

Additional visuals from Angoor Adda.

· According to local residents, up to 10 people, including civilians, have been killed or injured in the Zibowa area and Angoor Adda Bazaar. · The injured have reportedly been shifted to Wana Headquarters Hospital for medical treatment. · No information is currently available regarding casualties on the Afghan side of the border.

· The Pakistani soldier killed during the clashes has been identified as Muhammad Bilal Arain, a resident of Tando Mir Ali, Khairpur District.

· Pakistani Officials' Claim: Pakistani officials state that Afghan forces initiated the attack and that one Pakistani soldier was killed in the exchange. · Local Accounts: Local residents report that both sides are exchanging fire using light and heavy weapons. They also allege that mortar shells fired from Afghan territory have struck civilian homes in the area, reportedly causing casualties among local residents.

· October 20: BLA targeted a security forces convoy carrying supplies to a military camp in Sorgaz, Mastung, reportedly hitting an armored vehicle and another vehicle. · October 22: An ambush on a convoy in Chotank, Manguchar (Kalat), resulting in the deaths of two personnel, according to the group. · October 23: A sniper reportedly killed a security forces member at a post in Zareen Jungle, Nushki. · October 24: Multiple operations were claimed, including: · An IED and armed assault on a convoy in Dasht, Kech (claiming 4 killed). · IED attacks on foot personnel in Marjan, Kalat (claiming 2 killed). · A four-hour clash in Gidar, Surab (claiming 5 killed and 11 injured). · An assault on a central camp in Hazda Khol, Nushki (claiming 3 killed). · An attack on a joint Levies and CTD station in Karkh, Khuzdar, where the group claims to have blown up the main gate. · Pasni (Gwadar): The BLA's intelligence wing, ZIRAB, claimed responsibility for a remote-controlled IED attack targeting the vehicle of Lt. Colonel Bilal Jalib of the Pakistan Coast Guards. The statement claims the vehicle was severely damaged and two personnel were injured. · October 25: Attacks in Dasht Baba, Mastung (claiming 2 killed), and Baghbanah Cross, Khuzdar (claiming 3 killed, 4 injured). · October 26: Ambushes on convoys in Gargina, Mastung (claiming 4 killed, 6 injured), and Chotank, Kalat (claiming 1 killed).

The group also stated that one of its fighters, identified as Hammal Naikbakht alias Salim, was killed during clashes in Kohad, Tump, on October 15.