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Baloch Liberation Front claims 80 Pakistani military personnel killed
The Baloch Liberation Front has claimed responsibility for Operation Almas, stating that 80 Pakistani military and paramilitary personnel were killed in the action. The claim could not be independently verified.
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The Baloch Liberation Front (BLF), a militant organization seeking independence for Balochistan, claimed on Monday that it had killed 80 Pakistani military and paramilitary personnel in an operation designated as Operation Almas. The group made the announcement through statements distributed to media outlets covering the region.
The BLF has a history of claiming responsibility for armed operations across Balochistan, a resource-rich province in southwestern Pakistan that has experienced decades of separatist insurgency. The organization has previously targeted security forces, infrastructure projects, and government installations as part of its campaign for regional autonomy.
Pakistani authorities have not released any official statement confirming the BLF's claims regarding Operation Almas or the alleged casualty figures. Independent verification of the incident remains unavailable at this time.
Balochistan has long been a flashpoint for violence between separatist groups and Pakistani security forces. Multiple armed organizations operate in the province, and the situation remains volatile, with periodic claims and counter-claims regarding military operations and casualties from various parties involved in the conflict.