Major Gwahram Baloch, spokesperson for the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF), released the BLF’s operational report for September to the media, claiming responsibility for the formation of the Karima Armed Assault Division (KAAD) and its historic attacks, and for a total of 60 enemy personnel killed and injured and 11 checkpoints, fibre optics and communications systems destroyed.
According to the report, in September 2026, Balochistan Liberation Front sarmachars continued their attacks across the length and breadth of occupied Balochistan on the occupying Pakistani army, its key security institutions, intelligence networks, communications infrastructure and colonial installations with great consistency, breadth and strategic planning. These organised and selectively targeted attacks extended to 23 different areas, including Chagai, Surab, Awaran, Khuzdar, Rakhshan, Tump, Quetta, Barkhan, Mand, Kharan, Turbat, Zamuran, Dasht, Jhal Magsi, Dalbandin, Grisha, Naal, Uthal, Kalat, Mastung, Wadh, Mashkay and Jhao. The main aim of all these military campaigns is to paralyse the occupying state’s exploitative system and to uproot its military grip and colonial rule in occupied Balochistan.
The report said that on 22 September 2026, in this important and historic month, the Balochistan Liberation Front formally announced the founding of its newly formed women’s guerrilla unit, the Karima Armed Assault Division (KAAD). As soon as the organisation established this division, KAAD’s courageous fighters carried out three major and successful guerrilla attacks. The first attack was on a Pakistani army convoy on the CPEC highway in Josak, Turbat, killing 6 personnel. In Mangochar, Kalat, a roadblock was set up and snap checks carried out; when the occupying army tried to advance, KAAD’s brave fighters targeted it, killing 3 soldiers. On 29 September a roadblock was also set up in Dasht Goran, also in Kalat. These attacks show Baloch women’s military capability, immortal spirit and decisive role in the freedom struggle.
According to the organisation, BLF sarmachars carried out a total of 55 armed attacks in September. These organised strikes killed a total of 39 occupying army personnel and injured more than 12, while 9 key enemy collaborators and agents involved in informing against the movement and in death squads were also targeted and killed. In this great war for the defence of the homeland and national survival, 11 brave Balochistan Liberation Front sarmachars were martyred while boldly confronting the enemy’s forces.
The organisation said in its report that, continuing its strategic and military advance, it set up 14 successful roadblocks on various important highways to cut the enemy’s supply lines, reinforcements and movement, while 5 enemy military convoys on the move were ambushed, inflicting loss of life and property. In addition, sarmachars carried out direct and coordinated attacks on 11 enemy military checkpoints and 2 large military camps, severely damaging their defensive perimeter. To weaken the occupier’s infrastructure on the technical, communications and financial fronts, communications systems were targeted. During the attacks, 1 enemy fibre optics station and 2 mobile towers were destroyed. On the material and military front, 5 occupying army vehicles were destroyed with explosives and rockets, while 9 modern weapons and other military equipment were seized from enemy personnel who retreated in various battles.
The report said that, maintaining diversity in military attacks and battlefield superiority, various guerrilla warfare tactics were used against the enemy this month. In total the enemy was attacked 18 times, including 17 general heavy weapons attacks and 1 intelligence-based attack; 5 organised ambushes were carried out, 3 remote-controlled IED blasts, 2 grenade launcher attacks, and enemy personnel were killed with sniper rifles twice. These varied and deadly attacks are a clear expression of the organisation’s military skill, successful planning and ability to fight in all conditions. These attacks were carried out by sarmachars of the Balochistan Liberation Front’s Sniper Tactical Team, the Qurban Unit and KAAD.
At the end of the September operational report, the Balochistan Liberation Front paid tribute to all the national martyrs for their great and immortal sacrifice and expressed its resolve that the martyrs’ mission will continue until Balochistan’s complete freedom.
