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Reports indicate that intense clashes are currently occurring between Afghan and Pakistani military forces in the Kurram-Paktia sector. Both parties are deploying heavy weaponry. Additional information is pending.
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#Update
Sepoy Hassan Rehman, who sustained injuries in an IED attack on a Frontier Corps vehicle belonging to the 113 Wing in Para Chamkani, Central Kurram, has subsequently died from his injuries. The deceased was a resident of Malakand District. The total number of fatalities resulting from the IED explosion has reached seven.
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Pakistan has announced that it executed precision aerial and drone strikes on ten locations in Afghanistan, which were utilized for the staging and storage of drones intended for attacks against Pakistan. Characterizing the operations as "calibrated and proportionate," the Pakistani authorities stated that only designated military targets were engaged and issued a warning that any further infringement of its sovereignty would be met with an "immediate and decisive response." The Afghan Taliban have confirmed that Kandahar was also subjected to the strikes.
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Officials from the Afghan Taliban in Kandahar have confirmed that the Pakistani military conducted airstrikes in a mountainous region of Kandahar city. They reported that while the significant noise generated by these operations was audible throughout the city—an atypical event—no casualties or substantial financial losses were recorded. Additionally, reports from Khost and Paktia provinces indicate that similar airstrikes were carried out in those areas.
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According to sources, a Militant identified as Gul Zamin allegedly affiliated with Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) was killed in Bannu. The deceased was affiliated with Ghazi Umar faction of TTP.
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Images circulating online, alongside reports from local sources, indicate that airstrikes allegedly by the Pakistan Air Force have occurred at multiple locations in Afghanistan, including Kandahar and Khost.
The exact locations, targets, and nature of the strikes remain unclear.
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Shadi Kor, Pasni, Gwadar District — An armed attack in the Shadi Kor area of Pasni reportedly left one man dead.
The deceased was identified as Ehsan, son of Barkat. According to local sources, the attackers took his weapon and motorcycle after the incident.
Sources alleged that Ehsan was associated with a government-backed armed group locally referred to as a "death squad."
No group has so far claimed responsibility. Further details are pending.
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BLA claims responsibility for the attack on Military Convoy in Mashkel on 18 September.
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BLA claims responsibility for the attack on Baghbana Police Station in Khuzdar on 22 September.
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BLA claims responsibility for taking over Radeeg area of Mand and attack on Military Camp in the area on 21 September.
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BLA Claims 18 Pakistani Personnel Killed in 25 Attacks; 10 BLA Fighters Killed
The Baloch Liberation Army (Jeeyand) has claimed responsibility for 25 operations across Balochistan between September 6 and September 23, stating that 18 personnel of the Pakistani military were killed and several others injured. The group also claimed it took control of government installations and police stations in Mand and Khuzdar during three major operations. According to the BLA statement, ten of its fighters were killed during clashes with security forces.
The BLA said its fighters targeted military convoys, checkpoints, and infrastructure, including communication towers and a bridge on the Quetta–Taftan trade route. The statement also claimed that an alleged informant was detained and executed after confessing to working with the military.
Key claims:
September 6 – Khadkocha, Mastung: Two BLA fighters, identified as Irfan Mengal alias Khalil and Rafiullah Gorgnari alias Tanveer, were killed during clashes with the Pakistani military, according to the statement. September 14 – Gwargo, Panjgur: BLA fighters targeted a state-backed armed group, inflicting losses. No further details were provided. September 15 – Gwargo to Fateh Ali, Panjgur: BLA fighters destroyed a communication tower installed for surveillance cameras with a blast. September 16 – Multiple Locations: · Badrang, Kulwah, Kech: BLA ambushed a convoy of motorcycles and vehicles belonging to the Pakistani military as it was providing security to a company. The BLA claims 4 military personnel were killed and 5 injured. · Kalatuk, Turbat: Ambush on a Pakistani military convoy; BLA claims 2 personnel killed and at least 4 injured. · Dali, Kharan: Ambush on security forces; BLA claims 1 personnel killed and 2 injured. · Rodban, Tump: Attack on a military convoy; BLA claims human and material losses. September 17 – Multiple Locations: · Sonarao, Khuzdar: IED blast targeting a military vehicle. · Kardigap, Mastung: BLA destroyed a bridge on the Quetta–Taftan trade route. · Kharan: BLA detained and later executed a man it accused of being an informant for the military. The BLA claims he confessed to hiding tracking chips that led to drone strikes and to smuggling weapons for the military. · Gwargo, Panjgur: Attack on a military vehicle; BLA claims 4 personnel killed and several injured. A quadcopter was also shot down. During subsequent clashes, 4 BLA fighters were killed: Shafiq alias Zagrin, Sakim alias Miran, Habib alias Khalid, and Safiullah alias Amir. September 18 – Multiple Locations: · Mand: BLA took control of Balochabad and Blu areas, established blockades, and addressed public gatherings. BLA claims the military used quadcopters against civilians, injuring 5; BLA shot down one quadcopter. · Glugah, Mashkel: Ambush on two military vehicles; BLA claims one destroyed, 3 personnel killed, and more than 5 injured. · Patak, Basima: A mineral transport vehicle was set on fire. · Buttu, Noshki: A surveillance camera tower was destroyed. September 19 – Shirnap, Nagman, Mastung: BLA ambushed military vehicles; prolonged clashes followed. The BLA claims numerous military personnel were killed and injured. Later, a drone strike killed 4 BLA fighters: Amir Abbas Kurd alias Sajid, Abdul Halim Muhammad Shahi alias Danish, Hukamullah Lehri alias Fahad, and Muhammad Naseem Lehri alias Gurk. September 20 – Multiple Locations: · Noshki: Near Shaheed Balach Khan Stadium, BLA targeted military personnel; claims 2 killed and at least 4 injured. · Koshak, Balida: Grenade launcher attack on a military post; BLA claims heavy losses. September 21 – Multiple Locations: · Radig, Mand: BLA took control of the area, established blockades, and attacked a military camp with heavy weapons. A customs post was set on fire. · Ziarat Cross, Washuk: BLA seized a vehicle carrying rations and supplies for the military. September 22 – Multiple Locations: · 13-Mile, Dasht (Quetta): IED blast targeting a military bomb disposal squad; BLA claims 1 killed and 1 injured. · Baghbana, Khuzdar: BLA claims it took complete control of a police station and seized weapons. During an ambush on police and state-backed armed group members, BLA claims multiple operatives were killed and several police personnel, including SHO Muneer Alam Jatak, were injured. September 23 – Heronk, Kech: IED blast targeting military movement; BLA claims losses. The BLA stated that ten of its fighters were killed in various clashes and reiterated its commitment to continue operations until what it describes as the establishment of an independent Balochistan.
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People's Fighters Front Claims Clash with Iranian Forces in Saravan, Dozens Killed and Injured
Saravan, Sistan and Baluchestan Province, Iran — The People's Fighters Front has claimed that its base in Saravan was attacked by Iranian forces on Wednesday, resulting in a heavy clash.
According to a statement released by the group, the clash began in the afternoon and lasted for several hours. After assessing the situation, the group's command center dispatched fighters to support those encircled. As a result of the clash, the group claims dozens of iranian forces were killed and injured, including the commander of the Shahid Sajjad operational base, identified as General Hossein Zarefi, and his deputy for intelligence, Ahmad Herati Zareati.
The group also acknowledged the loss of four of its fighters: three were encircled fighters and one was part of the support force sent to assist them.
The statement described the ruling clergy as having "no logic other than aggression and violence" and said repeated attacks on the group's fighters demonstrate a continued path of destruction and bloodshed. The group asserted that Balochistan is their home and that they are present across the region, warning that any aggression by suppressive forces will be met with a strong response.
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Kalatak, Turbat — Unknown motorcyclists carried out an explosion at the house of Master Mumtaz, son of Master Umeed Ali, in the New Dehat Kalatak area, according to sources. The attackers subsequently damaged a solar panel by firing.
No loss of life occurred in the incident. However, reports indicate that the house sustained damage.
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Kund Umrani, Tehsil Khadkocha Mastung District — Unknown individuals allegedly targeted the Government Boys Middle School building with explosive material last night, causing severe damage to the school building.
The explosion occurred in the Kund Umrani area of Tehsil Khadkocha. Local sources expressed fear that educational activities in the area will be affected as a result of the destruction.
No group has immediately claimed responsibility. Further details are awaited.
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A media outlet aligned with Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) has issued a poster marking the seventh anniversary of the death of former AQIS leader Molana Umar Asim. Asim was killed during a joint operation by United States and Afghan forces in Musa Qala, Helmand Province. The commemorative material features images of Asim Umar's children, who perished in the same incident, alongside other AQIS affiliates, including Commander Kamran Atif and Commander Affan Ghani. Additionally, the poster discloses that the wife and children of Malik Yaqoob Awan, an AQIS commander from Punjab, were also killed during this raid.
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#Update
The driver of Deputy Commissioner Kharan, Perak Khan, has been released by militants; however, the gunman assigned to the Deputy Commissioner and the Deputy Commissioner himself remain missing.
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Datta Khel, North Waziristan — On 22 September, based on intelligence information, security forces conducted aerial surveillance and observed the formation of a militant faction.
The forces advanced and surrounded the militants in a compound. Using launchers and effective firing, four militants were killed.
