Insurgent Zone

#Update Footage obtained from the militants depicts deceased law enforcement personnel. According to local sources, the hospital has received 21 bodies, bringing the total number of police fatalities to 30.

#Update Commander Malyar has been killed in the attack. According to local sources, he was ambushed near Chashma Bridge in Miranshah.

According to initial reports, a security forces vehicle came under an ambush in the Damdol area of Miran Shah, North Waziristan district. Casualties reported:

Killed: · Naib Subedar Waqas · Sepoy Adnan · Sepoy Waliullah

Missing:

· Sepoy Mudassir · Lance Naik Zubair

 Further details are awaited. Note: This information has not been independently verified.

Unconfirmed reports indicate that unidentified assailants have allegedly killed Malyar Commander, a pro-state Good Talib in Miranshah. Further details are awaited.

#Update Ambulances have arrived to retrieve the bodies reportedly belonging to police personnel.

The following is a list of personnel killed in the IED attack:

- Sub Waheed - Nk Saqib - Nk Zaheer - Sep Sajjad - Sep Waseem Akther - Sep Shakoor - VM Bashrat - Sep Waqar Noor - Ck Bilal - L/Nk Qurban - Sep Usman

This list remains unverified.

#Update Unconfirmed reports indicate that at least 11 security personnel have been killed during an incident involving an improvised explosive device (IED) and an ambush targeting a military convoy in the Walpat area of Lasbela.

An attack occurred in the Shadiu area, within the jurisdiction of Howaid Police Station, Bannu. According to police sources, a police constable came under fire while on duty. In the exchange of fire, one militant was seriously injured, and a civilian passerby was also wounded. Key details:

· Responding officers from Mandan Police and Howaid Police arrived at the scene. · The attackers fled with their injured accomplice but abandoned an SMG, which was seized by police. · The injured civilian has been shifted to DHQ Hospital Bannu for treatment.

One TTP militant was killed during clashes with security forces in Hana Urak, Quetta.

#Update Sources associated with the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) have reported ongoing clashes between TTP forces and pro-state committee members in Kalaya, Orakzai. These sources further allege that one committee member was killed and four others injured, and that a drone camera purportedly belonging to the military was shot down; however, these claims cannot be independently verified.

#Update According to police sources, nineteen additional police personnel were killed by militants during the attack on Mangi Dam.

A civilian was killed in crossfire between the Pro-State Peace Committee and militants in the Mishti Mela area of Kalaya, Orakzai.

According to pro‑separatist accounts, Baloch separatists have reportedly launched an ambush on a military convoy on the Quetta–Karachi highway in the Walpat area of Lasbela district. The claims allege that security forces have suffered casualties and that weapons have been seized by the attackers. Note: This information has not been independently verified.

According to initial reports, unidentified individuals destroyed the Tor Kham Bridge in Harnai district, disrupting road connectivity in the area. The blast caused severe damage to the bridge, rendering it unusable for trucks and other heavy vehicles. Further details are awaited.

Bannu Police have launched a major campaign against terrorism and illegal elements, releasing posters of wanted suspects and announcing cash rewards for information leading to their arrest. The identity of informants will be kept confidential. Reward: Rs. 30 Lakh (3 Million) Each The following individuals are wanted; a cash reward of Rs. 30 lakh per person has been announced for credible information leading to their arrest:

1. Abdul Quddus (alias Muawiya) 2. Ijaz Khan (alias Ijazi, alias Jalali) 3. Hafiz-ur-Rehman (alias Pacha, alias Mohsin)

Reward: Rs. 40 Lakh (4 Million) Each The following individuals are wanted; a cash reward of Rs. 40 lakh per person has been announced for credible information leading to their arrest:

1. Fatehullah (alias Fatih) 2. Noor Zeb (alias Safdar) 3. Nematullah (alias Maulvi Abbas, alias Abu Hashim)

Police have appealed to the public to cooperate with law enforcement agencies to maintain peace and eliminate disruptive elements. The identity of individuals providing accurate and reliable information will be kept completely confidential.

#Regrouping The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has announced that a group of militants from the Chaghi district, led by Hafiz Saifullah Baloch, has pledged allegiance to the group's Amir, Abu Mansoor Asim Mufti Noor Wali Mehsud. According to a statement by spokesperson Muhammad Khurasani, the group has vowed to uphold all principles and regulations of the movement.

Balochistan Liberation Front Claims Operations in Khuzdar, Tump, and Kahan According to a statement by BLF spokesperson Major Gwahram Baloch, the group claimed responsibility for multiple operations in Khuzdar, Mastung, Besima, Tump, and Kahan. Key claimed incidents:

· July 1 (Khuzdar – Pul area, Sangri Barotiyan, RCD Highway): A temporary checkpoint was established and maintained for four hours. A communication bridge was destroyed. An ambush on a four-vehicle military convoy resulted in six soldiers killed and several wounded; the first vehicle was completely destroyed. · July 1 (Rekhani Kishk, Tump): A remote-controlled IED attack targeted an army patrol – two personnel killed, one wounded. · June 28–29 (Kahan): An alleged state agent, Syed Ali Akbar Shah (alias Dr. Shafi), was arrested and later sentenced to death by a self-declared court. The BLF alleged he was involved in the killing of a Baloch family in April.

The BLF claimed responsibility for all operations, including the highway blockades, bridge destruction, and the execution of the accused individual. Note: This post is based on a claim released by the Balochistan Liberation Front and has not been independently verified.

On the orders of Chief Minister Balochistan Mir Sarfraz Bugti, major administrative action has been taken following the Mangi Dam terrorist attack in Ziarat. Key actions:

· SP Ziarat has been suspended. · A high-level inquiry committee has been constituted under the chairmanship of the Chairman of CMIT (Chief Minister's Inspection Team) to investigate the incident. · The committee includes the Secretary of S&GAD, the Senior DIG Police, and a representative of the Intelligence Bureau. A notification has been issued by the Balochistan Home Department.

Scope of investigation:

· The committee will review events before, during, and after the attack, as well as the security response. · It will examine the preparedness of security agencies, command and control, coordination, and implementation of SOPs. · In case of negligence, dereliction of duty, or operational lapses, recommendations for action will be made. · The committee will propose immediate, medium-term, and long-term security measures for the protection of Mangi Dam and other important installations. · Policy, institutional, and operational reforms will also be proposed to prevent future incidents. · The committee has full powers to summon records, summon officers, record witness statements, inspect the site, and hire experts.

Timeline: The committee will submit its report to the Balochistan government within fifteen days.

Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti stated that negligence or incompetence in protecting public lives and property will not be tolerated.

A cargo aircraft operated by K2 Airways, en route from Sharjah to Karachi, has reportedly crashed into the Arabian Sea near Ormara in the coastal district of Gwadar. Key details:

· The flight, identified as KTA‑1732, was a Boeing 734 (registered as AP‑BOI). · Contact with the aircraft was lost at approximately 9:32 PM. · The aircraft disappeared from radar about 300 nautical miles from Karachi. · According to initial reports, two Pakistani crew members were killed in the incident. · A search operation has been launched by authorities.