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New Delhi: at least 12 Pakistanis Soldiers In two separate attacks in Balochistan, three militants were wounded in another attack in Sindh on Wednesday. This was one of the deadliest attacks on the Pakistan Army since the February 2022 attacks by Baloch militants on Pakistan Army camps in Kish, Panjour and Nushki.
Nine Pakistani soldiers were killed when the Teḥreek-e-Jihad Pakistan (TJP), a new group claiming affiliation with the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), attacked the Zub garrison of the Pakistani army in northern Balochistan. This is the third and deadliest attack by the AKP on security forces this year.
Pakistani security forces have been under attack since the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan in August 2021 and a large number of Taliban fighters made their way to Pakistan to establish an Islamic entity like Afghanistan. Since then, the number of attacks on Pakistani security forces in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan has risen dramatically with hundreds of casualties.
Khorasan Diary says that “the mysterious group is actually a cover for other major groups in the country, such as the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) or Hafiz Gul Bahadur”. It is known that the terrorist groups in the Af-Pak region have changed names and seek interest in diverting the attention of the intelligence agencies and taking the tension away from the main terrorist groups.
Besides the nine soldiers, a woman and five civilians were killed in the fighting between the AKP and the Pakistan Army. Inter-Services Public Relations Agency (ISPR) – The Public Relations Agency of the Pakistan Army released a number of statements in the aftermath of the attacks. It said that the security operation in “Job had been completed, and a total of five terrorists were killed during the operation.”
In a second attack on the Pakistani security forces in the oil-rich Soi district of Dera Bugti district, three more soldiers lost their lives. The attack was claimed by the Baloch Liberation Tigers (BLT), which reportedly became active after keeping a low profile for years. It was earlier targeting gas fields, pipelines and government infrastructure in Balochistan.
In a statement, BLT spokesperson Miran Baloch said it carried out the operation as the Pakistan Army launched a military operation on the locals in Rais Tokh and Gordo Navah districts of Soi in Dera Bugti, Balochistan. The spokesman said that the BLT militants had arrived in the area to defend the common people as the clashes continued throughout the day. The statement said that BLT seized two military vehicles and set them on fire. In another attack, the third such attack on the same day on Pakistani security forces, Jaish Thor Sindhudesh planted a motorcycle explosive device and detonated it with a remote control near a vehicle belonging to the soldiers. The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) in Karachi. As the CTD vehicle was bulletproof, the security personnel fled with injuries.
The South Sudanese army was running a low-level insurgency against Pakistan, seeking independence for Sindh. However, one of its biggest strikes was its claim to have killed Syed Khalid Raza – the former leader of the Kashmiri terrorist Al-Badr Organization in Karachi with a single bullet.
She also expressed her opposition to the demographic change imposed in Sindh by resettling Afghans and Pashtuns. SRA targeted Chinese nationals as well as Pakistani coast guard personnel.
The Associated Press of Pakistan said Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif paid tribute to the dead soldiers and said their sacrifices would be remembered forever.
Pakistan bears the brunt of the intense conflicts across the country as the region is filled with weapons, highly trained terrorist groups and seasoned fighters. The Pakistani government’s alienation of many of its own ethnic communities such as the Pashtuns, Baluchis and Sindhis has also created resentment among the people, many of whom have taken up arms against the Pakistani forces – the army, paramilitaries, intelligence agencies and even the coast guard.
Nine Pakistani soldiers were killed when the Teḥreek-e-Jihad Pakistan (TJP), a new group claiming affiliation with the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), attacked the Zub garrison of the Pakistani army in northern Balochistan. This is the third and deadliest attack by the AKP on security forces this year.
Pakistani security forces have been under attack since the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan in August 2021 and a large number of Taliban fighters made their way to Pakistan to establish an Islamic entity like Afghanistan. Since then, the number of attacks on Pakistani security forces in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan has risen dramatically with hundreds of casualties.
Khorasan Diary says that “the mysterious group is actually a cover for other major groups in the country, such as the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) or Hafiz Gul Bahadur”. It is known that the terrorist groups in the Af-Pak region have changed names and seek interest in diverting the attention of the intelligence agencies and taking the tension away from the main terrorist groups.
Besides the nine soldiers, a woman and five civilians were killed in the fighting between the AKP and the Pakistan Army. Inter-Services Public Relations Agency (ISPR) – The Public Relations Agency of the Pakistan Army released a number of statements in the aftermath of the attacks. It said that the security operation in “Job had been completed, and a total of five terrorists were killed during the operation.”
In a second attack on the Pakistani security forces in the oil-rich Soi district of Dera Bugti district, three more soldiers lost their lives. The attack was claimed by the Baloch Liberation Tigers (BLT), which reportedly became active after keeping a low profile for years. It was earlier targeting gas fields, pipelines and government infrastructure in Balochistan.
In a statement, BLT spokesperson Miran Baloch said it carried out the operation as the Pakistan Army launched a military operation on the locals in Rais Tokh and Gordo Navah districts of Soi in Dera Bugti, Balochistan. The spokesman said that the BLT militants had arrived in the area to defend the common people as the clashes continued throughout the day. The statement said that BLT seized two military vehicles and set them on fire. In another attack, the third such attack on the same day on Pakistani security forces, Jaish Thor Sindhudesh planted a motorcycle explosive device and detonated it with a remote control near a vehicle belonging to the soldiers. The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) in Karachi. As the CTD vehicle was bulletproof, the security personnel fled with injuries.
The South Sudanese army was running a low-level insurgency against Pakistan, seeking independence for Sindh. However, one of its biggest strikes was its claim to have killed Syed Khalid Raza – the former leader of the Kashmiri terrorist Al-Badr Organization in Karachi with a single bullet.
She also expressed her opposition to the demographic change imposed in Sindh by resettling Afghans and Pashtuns. SRA targeted Chinese nationals as well as Pakistani coast guard personnel.
The Associated Press of Pakistan said Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif paid tribute to the dead soldiers and said their sacrifices would be remembered forever.
Pakistan bears the brunt of the intense conflicts across the country as the region is filled with weapons, highly trained terrorist groups and seasoned fighters. The Pakistani government’s alienation of many of its own ethnic communities such as the Pashtuns, Baluchis and Sindhis has also created resentment among the people, many of whom have taken up arms against the Pakistani forces – the army, paramilitaries, intelligence agencies and even the coast guard.
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