Balochistan Unrest: Military Operation Ends with 216 Militants Killed
Pakistan's military concluded a week-long security operation in Balochistan, resulting in the deaths of 216 militants. The BLA's attacks led to 58 casualties among security personnel and civilians. The operation aimed to counter separatist actions and involved extensive use of intelligence and military resources.
Pakistan's military announced the successful conclusion of a security operation in Balochistan on Thursday, which resulted in the deaths of 216 militants. This operation targeted insurgent activities across the southwestern province.
The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) initiated coordinated strikes on schools, banks, markets, and security installations, bringing Balochistan to a standstill. These actions came in response to the military's 'Radd Al-Fitna 1' operation, launched to counter chaos across the province.
The persistent insurgency in mineral-rich Balochistan, home to key infrastructure projects, seeks greater autonomy. The military's recent campaign, supported by helicopters and drones, reclaimed seized locations and underscored ongoing tensions in the province.
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