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The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) and the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF), both advocating for Baloch independence through armed struggle, have claimed responsibility for recent attacks against Pakistani security forces in the regions of Tump and Zamuran.

The BLA has taken responsibility for an assault on a security checkpoint in Asiyabad, Tump, utilizing grenade launchers. The attack reportedly resulted in casualties and significant equipment losses for the forces.

Additionally, the BLA has claimed a separate incident in Zamuran, where they assert to have destroyed security cameras and other equipment. The group has vowed to continue such operations until Balochistan achieves independence.

In a related development, the BLF has claimed responsibility for an operation that led to the death of an individual they claim was a Pakistani intelligence agent. The targeted individual, named Murad s/o Asghar, was allegedly attacked around 11:00 am on Wednesday in Tump. The BLF accuses Murad of aiding Pakistani forces in military actions and participating in the enforced disappearances of Baloch citizens.

Furthermore, the BLF alleges that Murad was involved with a death squad and engaged in criminal activities, including burglary, ransom kidnapping, and drug trafficking. The group has issued a warning that it will target anyone found engaging in activities against the Baloch cause. The BLF has also cautioned the public to distance themselves from such death squads and agents backed by Pakistan, as they may be targeted at any time.

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Gwadar: BLA Claims Attack on Coast Guard Boats in Jiwani, Says 13 Personnel Killed

The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed responsibility for an attack on two Pakistan Coast Guards boats in Jiwani, a coastal area of Gwadar district in Balochistan, claiming that 13 personnel were killed. In a statement, BLA spokesperson Jeeyand Baloch said the group’s maritime unit, the Hammal Maritime Defence Force (HMDF), simultaneously targeted two large Coast Guards boats in what he described as a coordinated and intense attack. He claimed that 13 personnel were killed at the scene. There was no immediate response from Pakistani authorities regarding the reported attack or casualties. Jeeyand Baloch said the BLA had formally announced the establishment of the HMDF on 13 April 2026, describing it as part of the group’s efforts to expand the scope of the Baloch independence movement and protect Balochistan’s maritime territory, coastline and resources. He further claimed that the unit had carried out its first maritime operation on 12 April 2026 at Mil Tiyab in Jiwani, targeting a Pakistani Navy patrol boat and killing three naval personnel.

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