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Balochistan: BLA says it killed 17 Pakistani soldiers in multiple attacks

Fighters of Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) at some undisclosed location. File Pic

Quetta, Nov 2 (NVI) Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) today claimed to have killed 17 Pakistani soldiers, including 6 commandos, and injured several others in multiple attacks in occupied Balochistan.

The occupying soldiers were killed in BLA operations in Shekhri, Morgand, Makai and Khesar areas of Kalat district over last three days, its spokesman Jeeyand Baloch said in a statement.

The BLA fighters also seized weapons of the killed army personnel while destroying its supplies.

Giving details, the spokesman said BLA freedom fighters ambushed a foot patrol of the occupying Pakistani army personnel in the Makai area on October 30 when they were delivering supplies to their post.

Meanwhile, another squad targeted the post and supply vehicles of occupying Pakistani army at the Garap location, causing casualties and property losses to the enemy, he said.

BLA freedom fighters also targeted a foot patrol party of the occupying Pakistan army in the Shekhri and Morgand locations at around 5 am on October 31.

Subsequently, vehicles of the occupying army that had reached the said location were also ambushed and attacked by BLA warriors, resulting in further heavy casualties for the enemy.

Baloch Liberation Army freedom fighters also targeted on-foot soldiers who were advancing toward the said location from Shah Mardan camp of occupying army.

Fighters also seized weapons from neutralized personnel and prolonged clashes began here that continued for several hours.

Meanwhile, in Khesar area between Johan and Shah Mardan, another BLA squad ambushed three vehicles of occupying Pakistani army, in which six SSG and SOG commandos were neutralized and several others were wounded, the spokesman said.

BLA warriors also seized war equipment of enemy army commandos, including weapons, night vision and thermal scopes.

In these attacks, more than 17 occupying Pakistani army personnel, including six commandos were neutralized and several others were wounded, Jeeyand Baloch said.

He said the clashes that began early on the morning of October 31 at Morgand continued until evening, with the occupying army using gunship helicopters.

Nevertheless, Baloch Liberation Army’s freedom fighters in various squads continued to fight occupying army at various locations.

“Baloch Liberation Army claims responsibility for these attacks and reiterates its resolve to carry out more deadly attacks on the enemy. Our armed struggle will continue until the Baloch nation achieves independence and the occupying army will face defeat on every front,” he said. (NVI)

Balochistan: BLA says it killed 9 Pakistani soldiers in multiple attacks

Special Tactical Operations Squad (STOQ) of Baloch Liberation Army (BLA).

Quetta, Oct 29 (NVI) Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) tonight claimed to have killed 9 Pakistani soldiers and injured several others in 6 different operations across Pakistan-occupied Balochistan.

BLA spokesman Jeeyand Baloch said the freedom fighters targeted the occupying Pakistan Army in Kharan, Kalat, Noshki, Naseerabad and Dhader.

In one operation, BLA freedom fighters ambushed a convoy of the occupying Pakistan army when it was trying to advance in Kharan in Lehjeh today with the intent of aggression, he said.

Three army vehicles came under direct attack, as a result of which 4 occupying Pakistani army personnel were eliminated and several were wounded, Jeeyand Baloch said in a statement.

Baloch Liberation Army freedom fighters also attacked posts of occupying Pakistani army in the Shekhri, Morgand area of Kalat yesterday, the spokesman said.

The operation, during which heavy and automatic weapons were used by the freedom fighters, resulted in the elimination of at least 3 Pakistani soldiers and injuries to several, he said.

BLA freedom fighters also targeted a military post in the Shah Mardan area of Kalat on the same day, as a result of which one occupying army man was eliminated on the spot while the enemy army suffered further casualties, the spokesman said in a statement.

Last night, Baloch Liberation Army freedom fighters attacked the security checkpoints of central camp of occupying army near the bus terminal in Noshki.

One occupying Pakistani army personnel was eliminated in the operation, while fighters destroyed a spy camera installed by occupying Pakistani army at the same location, he said.

BLA freedom fighters also targeted a police force vehicle by throwing a grenade at it today in the Dera Murad Jamali area of Naseerabad.

As a result of the attack, three soldiers were wounded, the spokesman said.

In another operation, Baloch Liberation Army freedom fighters carried out a hand grenade attack at a Pakistan Army post in Dhadar last night, in which two occupying army personnel were wounded. (NVI)

Afghan-Pakistan peace talks fail, hostilities may increase

Flags of Pakistan and Taliban-regime of Afghanistan

Kabul, Oct 28 (NVI) The three-day peace talks between Afghanistan and Pakistan in Turkey collapsed and ended today without any agreement, mainly because of the belligerent and humiliating attitude of the Pakistani delegation, according to sources privy of the developments over the  last three days.

The attitude of the Pakistani delegation was found to be rude, humiliating and demeaning towards the Afghans, sources said, adding the manner in which the talks broke indicated that the hostilities could increase between the two neighbours.

The main sticking point at the talks, brokered by Turkey and Qatar, was Pakistan’s illogical insistence that the Afghan side should “guarantee” that Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), which is based in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province of Pakistan, will not conduct any operations against the Pakistani State.

Another major reason for the failure of the talks was Pakistan’s refusal to guarantee that Afghanistan’s air space would not be violated in future.

Afghanistan has faced several aerial attacks from the Pakistani soil, carried out either by the Pakistani military or the US military.

At the talks, Afghanistan insisted insisted that such actions should no longer happen and Pakistan should not allow the US to carry out drone attacks inside Afghanistan.

The Pakistani delegation initially agreed to give such a guarantee but reversed the decision after a phone call, reported TOLO news of Afghanistan.

It added that Pakistan also admitted during the talks that it has an agreement with the United States to allow drone strikes inside Afghanistan.

Pakistan also refused to give any assurance about taking action against ISIS or Daesh terror network, which uses the Pakistani soil to carry out attacks in Afghanistan, sources said.

In turn, the Pakistani delegation claimed that TTP was using the Afghan territory to carry out attacks in Pakistan and wanted the Afghanistan government to guarantee that TTP would stop its activities.

The Afghan side maintained that it has nothing to do with what the TTP does and said it was Pakistan’s internal matter.

Controlling attacks inside Pakistan is the job of its military and security forces, the Afghan delegation told its counterpart.

At this, the Pakistani delegation threatened that if the TTP carries out an attack in Pakistan, Afghanistan will be targeted by Pakistan.

This angered the Afghan delegation, which said any provocative action by Pakistan would be given a befitting response.

According to sources, the demand by Pakistan that Afghanistan should call TTP groups into Afghanistan and control them surprised even the mediators — representatives of Qatar and Turkey.

 

Many a time, the Pakistani military officials present at the negotiating table mocked Afghans and passed offensive remarks, which was not liked by the representatives of Qatar and Turkey. (NVI)

BNM activists tell story of Pakistani military oppression in South Korea

Protest by Baloch National Movement (BNM) in Busan, South Korea

Quetta, Oct 27 (NVI) People in Busan in South Korea have also become aware of the oppression being committed by the Pakistani military against the people of occupied Balochistan, particularly in besieged Zehri town of Khuzdar province.

The awareness was created by the Baloch National Movement (BNM) activists by holding a demonstration in Nampo-dong area of Busan.

The BNM activists distributed pamphlets in English and Korean to inform the local population about the humanitarian crisis in Pakistan-occupied Balochistan, according to a statement issued by the organisation.

They highlighted aspects related to severe shortages of food, water, and medicine, the conversion of hospitals into military bases, and a 24-hour curfew restricting civilians’ movement out of Zehri since August 11.

According to the demonstrators, the Pakistani military recently carried out airstrikes at residential houses in Zehri, killing more than 20 civilians, including children. More than 50 young men have also been abducted by the Pakistani forces and intelligence agencies.

Zehri has been besieged by the Pakistani military since August 11 when freedom fighters of Baloch Raaji Aajoi Sangar (BRAS) took control of the town. The Pakistani military, in its desperate bids to re-occupy Zehri, has been resorting to aerial bombings and heavy artillery shelling on the town.

The BNM activists, during the day-long demonstration, stated that the “Punjabi Army” (a pseudonym for Pakistan Army) is involved in war crimes against the Baloch people and emphasized the need to hold it accountable at the international level.

They carried banners reading: “End Zehri Siege!”, “Justice for Balochistan!”, and “Stop Baloch Genocide!”.

Additionally, they displayed images of destroyed homes and grieving families from Zehri to raise awareness among the local population.

Speakers at the protest said, “Zehri is bleeding, and the world must not remain silent.”

 

They called on Amnesty International and other human rights organizations to intervene immediately and ensure humanitarian access to Zehri.

The Busan protest was part of a series of recent demonstrations by the BNM around the world, aimed at drawing international attention to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Zehri.

The organisation has already held such demonstrations in the UK and Germany. (NVI)

TTP claims to have killed 28 Pakistani soldiers, injured several others

Fighters of Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). File pic

Peshawar, Oct 26 (NVI) Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has claimed to have killed at least 28 personnel of the Pakistani Armed forces and their agents and injured several others in 25 operations in Kyber Pakhtunkhwa over the last two days.

It said it lost 8 of its cadres in one of these operations.

The biggest of the attacks was carried out by the TTP in Murghi Chand Pul area of Sararogha in South Waziristan when two army vehicles were destroyed in an ambush.

At least 7 soldiers on board were killed and the rest were injured, TTP spokesman Muhammad Khorasani said in a statement.

Another major hit on the Pakistan Army was carried out in Bajaur district’s Wada Mahmund, where the TTP ambushed an advancing unit of soldiers in Badano area, killing 6 personnel and injuring several others, according to the spokesman.

Two soldiers were killed in an ambush on personnel carrying water for the Army in Gul Kas in Zarmilna in South Waziristan, he said.

In North Waziristan, two soldiers were killed and one was injured in a guerrilla attack on the Khokhi military post in Shaktoi in Gariyum, Khorasani said.

In same Gariyum, TTP killed 3 soldiers and injured several others in an ambush on a foot patrol party in Dakai Tora Dara, he said.

In Mir Ali in North Waziristan, the TTP carried out an attack using Grenade Launchers on the Sark Leta army post in Khushhali, the spokesman said, adding there was a strong possiblity of casualties in the incident.

The TTP also killed a Pakistani spy identified as Asif alias ‘Intazar’, the spokesman said.

In Tank district, the TTP killed an employee of the Frontier Corps paramilitary force and “arrested” another in two separate incidents.

In the same district, there was a fierce clash between the TTP and the Pakistani forces in Tatur Galan Kot area, in which the soldiers surely suffered heavy losses in terms of men and material, he said.

The TTP lost 8 of its fighters in the clash, he said.

In Peshawar district also there was a clash between the TTP and soldiers in Shareekira Hassan Khel area and the forces suffered unspecified number of casualties.

In Dera Ismail Khan district, three army personnel were killed and several injured in a guerrilla operation in Daraz Nanda area, while military vehicles were also damaged in this operation, the spokesman said.

In South Waziristan, an Army officer was killed in an attack in Sarvekai two days back.

An officer was also injured in a sniper attack on the Baski Morcha in the same district.

In Bajaur, a sniper attack on a post located in Tor Gat in Wada Mahmund resulted in the killing of a soldier and destruction of a security camera.

In Dera Ismail Khan district, a unit of Pakistan army was targeted by the TTP when it left the Headquarters in Madi in Kalachi, resulting in the killing of one soldier and injury to another.

There is also possibility of army casualties in an attack in the Mandich area of Makin. (NVI)

Balochistan: BLA says it killed 3 Pakistani soldiers, injured 2 in attacks

Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) fighters at some undisclosed location. File Pic.

Quetta, Oct 26 (NVI) Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) today claimed to have killed 3 Pakistani soldiers and injured 2 in two attacks in occupied Balochistan.

BLA freedom fighters targeted occupying Pakistani army in various IED attacks in Kalat and Kech districts, resulting in casualties among enemy forces, its spokesman Jeeyand Baloch said in a statement.

In one incident, BLA fighters targeted an on-foot patrol party of the occupying Pakistani army by detonating a remote-controlled IED in the Grap area of Kalat district today, he said.

The Pakistani soldiers were moving to deliver rations to their posts when they were attacked.

As a result of the explosion, two occupying army personnel were eliminated on the spot and another was wounded, the spokesman said.

Earlier, yesterday, Baloch Liberation Army freedom fighters targeted personnel of Pakistan Army’s bomb disposal squad in Gorkop area of Kech, using a remote-controlled IED, he said.

The bomb disposal personnel were engaged in clearing the road for convoys of enemy army when the IED was detonated, the spokesman said.

As a result, one occupying army soldier was eliminated on the spot and another was seriously wounded, he said. (NVI)

Oct 22, 1947: The ‘Black Day’ when Pakistan invaded and illegally captured parts of Jammu and Kashmir

Armed Pakistani forces who invaded Jammu and Kashmir in 1947

By Ajay Kaul

Srinagar, Oct 22 (NVI) It was this day in 1947 when the geography of Jammu and Kashmir was changed by a brutal and inhuman invasion by Pakistan Army and the militia supported by it because of its lust for land.

Pakistan launched the invasion under ‘Operation Gulmarg’ to forcibly annex Jammu and Kashmir, then a Princely State ruled by a Dogra King Maharaja Hari Singh.

Actually, when the Princely States were acceding to either India or Pakistan, Hari Singh was undecided and wanted more time to take a call, even as the most popular leader of Kashmir at that time, Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah, was in favour of joining India.

The indecision proved massively costly for Hari Singh as Pakistan had lustful eyes on the State of Jammu and Kashmir.

So, without waiting for Hari Singh to take a decision, Pakistan launched an invasion to capture it by force.

On October 22, 1947, it sent thousands of armed personnel, including Army men and Pashtun tribesmen and led by Major General Akbar Khan, to capture Jammu and Kashmir.

Pakistan thought that Jammu and Kashmir could be annexed within days as Hari Singh had under his command a comparatively lesser number of ill-equipped and lesser trained militiamen.

The Pakistani troops, in civilian clothes to look like tribesmen, along with the militiamen stormed across the border and quickly reached Muzaffarabad, defeating and killing Hari Singh’s forces.

The invaders unleashed terrorism on the local people of all hues. But the minority Kashmiri Pandits, Sikhs and Christians were the worst hit as the invaders resorted to killings, mass rapes, kidnappings, arson and looting.

As they moved ahead towards Srinagar, the Pakistani forces, en route, butchered thousands of civilians, indulged in looting and set entire villages on fire.

Women and girls of Kashmiri Pandits and Christian Nuns were gang‑raped and kidnapped and taken to Pakistan. Hundreds of such abducted women were later kept in slavery or sold at brothels in Pakistan.

As Maharaja’s militiamen were no match for the trained and brutal Pakistani invaders, Sheikh Abdullah marshalled thousands of volunteers, including Kashmiri Muslims, Pandits and Sikhs, to counter the advancing Pakistani forces.

Sans any weapons, they were armed with sticks, sickles and other farming tools but they were highly motivated to defend their pious land of Jammu and Kashmir from the foreign Pakistani invaders.

However, they could not stop the advance by the Pakistani forces which were nearing Srinagar.

Realizing the unfolding catastrophe where even he could have been captured, Maharaja Hari Singh fled from Srinagar to Jammu  and sought urgent help from India.

However, the Indian government, led by Prime Minister Jawahar Lal Nehru, pointed out that Jammu and Kashmir had not yet joined it and hence, provision of support could be difficult.

It is then that the Maharaja, using his powers as the Ruler of Princely State of Jammu and Kashmir, signed the Treaty of Accession on October 26, 1947.

The very next day, India flew its troops into Srinagar where they got a rousing reception from hundreds of Kashmiris, mostly Muslims, at the Airport.

The Indian troops immediately launched an operation to flush out the Pakistani invaders from Jammu and Kashmir.

In the fierce fighting that ensued, Pakistani troops started facing reverses and were forced to retreat backwards.

Pakistan sent in more regular troops but they were no match to the Indian forces.

In the subsequent months, Pakistani invaders were pushed back beyond Baramulla, Kupwara, Tangdhar etc.

But then came the Ceasefire imposed by the UN Security Council, by which troops of both India and Pakistan stood still at the locations where they were present.

Subsequently, the UNSC adopted a Special Resolution No. 47 in April 1948, which mandated three steps:

Step 1 — Withdrawal of all tribesmen and Pakistani nationals who had entered Jammu and Kashmir to fight.

Step 2 — Reduction of Indian forces to the minimum level required for law and order after Pakistan’s withdrawal.

Step 3 — A referendum be held under the supervision of UN-nominated Administrator to enable the people of Jammu and Kashmir to decide whether they would want to join India or Pakistan. 

Pakistan never fulfilled the first step mandated by the UNSC Resolution, thus making a mockery of the world body’s decision. As a result, the other two steps could not be taken.

By that time, Pakistan was already occupying about 78,000 square kms of Jammu and Kashmir, which was thus divided into two parts and remains so.

Pakistan did not even return thousands of Kashmiri women and men, mostly Pandits, who were abducted.

Such is the evil character of Pakistan. (NVI)

BNM holds protests in UK, Germany against Pakistani military’s oppression in Zehri

BNM activits holding protests in London, UK, against Pakistani military actions in Zehri

London/Hanover, Oct 22 (NVI) Baloch National Movement (BNM) has held demonstrations in London and Berlin to highlight the human rights violations by the Pakistani military, which has been bombarding residential houses and arbitrarily killing civilians, including children and women, in Zehri town of Khuzdar district in occupied Balochistan.

The members and activists of BNM chanted slogans against the Pakistani military and distributed pamphlets highlighting the human rights violations in Zehri.
Pakistani military has been resorting to aerial bombing and heavy artillery shelling in its desperate bid to re-occupy Zehri, which has been under the control of Baloch Raaji Aajoi Sangar (BRAS), a conglomerate of various freedom-seeking Baloch armed groups, since August 11.
While the BRAS fighters have been repulsing repeated advances of the Pakistani military, the latter has been resorting to aerial strikes, killing civilians, including children and women.
Recently, 6 civilians, including 4 children, were killed and several houses were destroyed in the Pakistani airstrikes on Zehri.
Observers see this as a tactic by the Pakistani military to punish ordinary civilians since it is unable to reclaim Zehri from the nationalist armed groups.
In London, the BNM organized a day-long awareness campaign and protest against the siege of Zehri, drawing attention to Pakistan’s military operations and the deteriorating human rights situation in the Zehri area of ​​occupied Balochistan.

The participants in the protest referred to the six civilian killings in the Pakistani army airstrikes in Zehri in October and termed these actions as ‘State crimes’ by Pakistan.

BNM said the ‘Punjabi army’s’ operations have kept Zehri and its surrounding areas (Nechara, Pandran, Kumbi and Bulbul) under a tight siege for over a month, with curfew and lockdown imposed, depriving the citizens of food, clean water and medical facilities.

BNM UK President Manzoor Baloch, Foreign Secretary Fahim Baloch, Foreign Department Coordinator Niaz Baloch, Ilyas, Yasin, Asif, Manzoor Hussain, Salar, Balach, Abdullah, Fahad and others addressed the protest rally.

They said the current situation amounted to ‘collective punishment’ and violations of international humanitarian law.

BNM demanded that the UK immediately suspend financial and military assistance to Pakistan, and an ‘independent international investigation’ be conducted into the civilian deaths and enforced disappearances in Zehri and across Balochistan.

The main protest was held outside the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) in London, while awareness campaigns were also held throughout the day in Trafalgar Square and Parliament Square, where participants distributed pamphlets and presented BNM messages to the public.

Youth and children also participated in the demonstration and expressed their views through public speeches.

BNM asked the international community, especially the United Kingdom, to look closely at human rights issues in Balochistan and review relations with Pakistan that are directly or indirectly contributing to human rights violations.

The protesters carried banners and placards and demanded justice for the victims and an immediate end to Pakistan’s military aggression.

 

The speakers said the ‘Punjabi army’ (reference to  Pakistan Army) carried out air and ground attacks in Zehri tehsil of Khuzdar district of occupied Balochistan, in which women and children were also killed, while houses and villages were destroyed.

According to them, Zehri has been under continuous bombardment for more than a month, where communications are cut off, curfew is in force and access to humanitarian aid is limited.

The protesters demanded that the European Union, the United Nations and other international organizations send a mission to the area to find out the facts.

The protest meetings were addressed by BNM leaders based in Germany — Shar Hassan Baloch (President Germany), Safia Baloch (Vice President), Shelly Baloch (Joint Secretary), Jabbar Baloch, Sami Baloch, Luqman Baloch, Hamad Baloch, Sara Baloch, Mujeeb Abdullah Baloch, Akbar Sabz, Salam Baloch and Safia Gohar.

The speakers condemned Pakistan’s military operations, enforced disappearances and drone strikes, calling them collective punishment against the Baloch people.

They said that Zehri had been turned into a “killing ground” and appealed to the United Nations, the European Union and human rights organizations to intervene immediately.

The speakers stressed that the Baloch struggle is for justice, dignity and the right to self-determination.

Several speakers cited recent incidents in which drone strikes and helicopter shelling killed scores of civilians in and around Zehri.

According to them, these attacks are part of a broader pattern of repression by the Punjabi state against the Baloch people that has been going on for years.

The speakers also said that the ‘Punjabi army’ is trying to justify its actions by resorting to religious and nationalist slogans.

The Baloch National Movement appealed to international human rights organizations to hold Pakistan accountable for these atrocities, to pressure Islamabad (Political Government) and Rawalpindi (Military authority) to end the ongoing campaign of genocide against the Baloch people.

At the end of the demonstration, participants pledged to continue their struggle for justice, freedom and human dignity.

One speaker said: “The silence of the world is deepening our wounds every day, now this silence must be broken.” (NVI)

BRAS says it again repulsed Pakistani military’s advance to regain control of Zehri

Representative picture of Baloch Raaji Aajoi Sangar (BRAS) fighters

Quetta, Oct 21 (NVI) Baloch Raaji Aajoi Sangar (BRAS), an armed Baloch group which snatched control of Zehri town of Balochistan’s Khuzdar district from the occupying Pakistani military on August 11 this year, today said it has repulsed a fresh advance by the enemy, killing dozens of soldiers while losing 6 of its own men.

The occupying Pakistani army tried to advance for the purpose of aggression in the Zehri area of Khuzdar, which is under control of Baloch Raaji Aajoi Sangar, resulting in fierce clashes, its spokesman Baloch Khan said in a statement.

He said dozens of the occupying Pakistani army personnel were eliminated in these clashes, while six freedom fighters of Baloch Raaji Aajoi Sangar were martyred in defense of the motherland.

BRAS, which is a conglomerate of various armed freedom-seeking Baloch groups like Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), Baloch Liberation Front (BLF) and Baloch Republican Guards (BRG), snatched control of Zehri town from the Pakistani forces on August 11 after intense fighting and has been retaining it since then.

The Pakistani military has made several attempts, launching special operations, to regain control of this area but has failed so far.

“These clashes in Zehri are the continuation of the ongoing resistance movement in Balochistan, which has not weakened despite the oppression of occupying state, but has become more organized, coherent and ideologically mature after each martyrdom,” Baloch Khan said.

“The blood of Zehri’s martyrs is another milestone in the struggle for Baloch national liberation, which is giving this movement a new direction, a new impetus and a new history,” the spokesman said.

On this occasion, Baloch Raaji Aajoi Sangar reiterates the pledge that BLA, BLF and BRG along with Sindhudesh Revolutionary Army (SRA), will remain united and organized under the same flag of national independence beyond secondary differences, he said.

“BRAS unity is not only on the military front but also on the political and organizational level and is a symbol of the collective unity of Baloch nation, which will remain permanent despite all the conspiracies of the enemy,” the spokesman said.

He identified the martyred comrades as Hafiz Muhammad Umar Baloch, Abdul Aziz Baloch, Sanaullah Baloch, Abdul Aziz Baloch, Rashid Ahmed Baloch and Fayyaz Baloch.

The spokesman paid rich tributes to the martyred colleagues and highlighted the exemplary courage and passion they possessed for liberation of Balochistan from Pakistan. (NVI)

TTP attacks Pakistani military at 12 places, kills 22 soldiers, injures several

Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) cadre in specialised gear. File pic released by TTP

Peshawar, Oct 20 (NVI) Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) tonight claimed to have carried out 12 operations across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province since yesterday, killing more than 22 Pakistani soldiers and injuring over a dozen others.

Among these operations, 6 were in South Waziristan district, 3 in Bajaur, and one each in Dera Ismail Khan, Quetta, Bannu and South Waziristan, according to TTP spokesman Muhammad Khorasani.

A major attack was carried out on the “impure” Pakistan Army in Tanga in Sarvakej in South Waziristan when TTP cadres ambushed two military vehicles, he said.

At least 10 soldiers were killed and 7 were injured in this ambush on a military pickup vehicle and a truck, he said.

In Daraban area of Dera Ismail Khan, three military vehicles were completely destroyed and all the personnel on board were killed in an ambush, he said.

Reportedly, there were 15 personnel on board and 10 of them were killed in the spot and 5 injured.

In South Waziristan, a soldier was killed in an attack in Gul Kakh area of Zarmilana District yesterday, Khorasani said.

Another soldier was killed and a surveillance camera was destroyed in a sniper operation in Karach Khel area of Shaktoi in South Waziristan, he said.

Khorasani said there is a possibility of loss of life and property to the Pakistani military in a TTP attack in Sarki Khel in Azam Warsak yesterday.

A surveillance camera was also destroyed in a sniper attack in South Waziristan today.

In Bajaur district, casualties were inflicted on the Pakistani military in an attack on a post located in Tarkai in Raisat, he said.

Casualties are possible also in an attack on a police post located in Mandal area of ​South Waziristan district today.

Casualties were also inflicted on the Pakistani military in a Grenade launcher attack on a post located in Sheikha Baba in Wada Mahmond in South Waziristan, the spokesman said.

In Bannu district, an attack was carried out on Barakhel Police Station in Bakakhel last night and there is a strong possibility of loss of life and property, Khorasani said.

In Quetta in Zawai, TTP cadres targeted and killed Saddam, a key spy of the anti-Sharia army, who was involved in the martyrdom of several Mujahideen and was wanted by the Mujahideen.

Information about his movements was provided by “Taliban Intelligence Agency (TTA), the spokesman said, adding Saddam was involved in the martyrdom of several Mujahideen and was wanted by the Mujahideen

The Mujahideen also recovered a pistol, a motorcycle and forty-five thousand rupees in cash from the said spy. (NVI)

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