Quetta, November 9, 2026 (Yes Punjab News)
The Baloch Republican Guards (BRG) have claimed responsibility for killing five Pakistani security personnel and injuring several others in a drone attack and an ambush on a military convoy in Balochistan’s Kachhi district, local media reported.
In a statement, BRG spokesperson Dostain Baloch said the group’s drone unit, ‘Aamir Aero Guardians’, attacked a joint Pakistani military and police camp in the Bagh area on Sunday, killing one personnel and seriously injuring another.
Around two hours later, the group allegedly ambushed a military convoy in the Bolan area of Kachhi using rockets and other heavy weapons. The spokesperson claimed that four personnel were killed and several others injured, while military vehicles sustained severe damage, The Balochistan Post reported.
The BRG announced the formation of its drone warfare unit, Aamir Aero Guardians, on October 30. It had also claimed responsibility for a strike on a Pakistani military installation in Kachhi district.
The latest claims come amid a series of drone attacks targeting Pakistani security forces in recent days, with both the BRG and the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) claiming operations by their respective drone units.
On Saturday, the BLA claimed it had executed seven men accused of working for Pakistani forces, including one allegedly linked to the killing of Baloch academician Ghamkhwar Hayat. BLA spokesperson Jeeyand Baloch said the men had been arrested in operations across Balochistan and sentenced to death by what he described as a “Baloch National Court” on charges including espionage, providing military assistance and “national treason”. The group said the executions were carried out in October.
Last week, the BLA also claimed responsibility for killing more than seven Pakistani personnel and injuring several others in three operations in the Surab, Kharan and Kalat districts. The group’s spokesperson said its aerial and drone warfare unit, “QAHR”, carried out nine consecutive drone strikes on a military camp at Tarki Dam in Surab on October 26, targeting supply facilities and guard posts.
The BLA announced its aerial wing, “QAHR” (Qazi Aero Hive Rangers), earlier this year during the second phase of its “Operation Herof”, claiming attacks on Pakistani forces at several locations, including Gwadar Port.
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