Quetta, Dec 9 (NVI) Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) tonight said it killed 11 personnel of occupying Pakistani military, injured at least 3 and captured one alive during three attacks in Balochistan.
BLA also lost its three freedom fighters during these attacks in Mastung, Mand and Quetta, its spokesman Jeeyand Baloch said in a statement.
Giving details, he said BLA freedom fighters ambushed enemy personnel at Zehri Ghat in Dasht area of Mastung on December 7, when they were attempting to advance toward a local settlement.
In this operation, 9 occupying army personnel were eliminated on the spot and several others were wounded, he said.
The freedom fighters also succeeded in capturing one enemy personnel, Sepoy Zafarullah, the spokesman said.
During the operation, the Pakistani military used helicopters, quadcopters and surveillance cameras, but BLA fighters shot down 2 enemy quadcopters and a surveillance camera through an effective strategy, Jeeyand Baloch said.
The clash continued for more than two hours, during which BLA freedom fighter Dad Khuda Marri alias Rehan was seriously injured, he said, adding comrades tried their best to move him to a safe place, but he succumbed to his injuries.
On the same day, Baloch Liberation Army freedom fighters targeted main camp of occupying army and the residence of a Colonel-rank officer in the Mand area of Kech.
Freedom fighters attacked the main gate, security posts and internal positions with rocket launchers and automatic weapons, the spokesman said.
In this operation, three occupying army personnel were eliminated and two were wounded, he said, adding the Pakistan military also suffered material losses.
During the operation, the BLA fighters also disabled quadcopter and camera used by enemy.
Last night, BLA freedom fighters attacked an enemy check post near Zarat Colony in Quetta city, causing significant damage to occupying forces, he said.
The spokesman paid rich tributes to the fallen BLA fighters, Dad Khuda Marri alias Rehan, Uzaifa Baloch alias Ganjal and Qasum Arman Baloch alias Almas, saying they remained faithful, disciplined and ideologically committed throughout their lives.
“Baloch Liberation Army pays tribute to its martyrs. These comrades were not only the vanguard of practical resistance against occupying forces but also the ideological foundation of this struggle.
“Their sacrifices declare that the Baloch national liberation movement continues to move forward with perseverance, consciousness and the blood of its sons,” the spokesman said.
“Baloch Liberation Army reaffirms its commitment to continue operations against occupying state. As long as foreign forces remain on our soil, our resistance will persist. Every fighter in our ranks will uphold the mission of our fallen comrades with unwavering resolve,” he said.
“The independence of Baloch nation is not a distant dream but an inevitable reality—and the BLA will continue its struggle for this sacred cause with full strength, clarity and determination,” he added. (NVI)
