Quetta, August 13, 2026 (Yes Punjab News)
The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has released a video purportedly showing the planning and execution of attacks on two Pakistani military positions near Quetta on July 31.
The 12-minute-55-second video was released through the BLA’s media channel, Hakkal. It shows members of the group preparing a model of the targeted positions and receiving briefings before carrying out the operation.
The footage reportedly shows fighters using rocket launchers and other weapons, entering one of the positions and moving through the site. Military equipment is shown on fire, while the fighters are seen collecting weapons, ammunition, communications equipment and other material. The video also contains images of bodies purportedly belonging to Pakistani military personnel.
The BLA had claimed following the July 31 operation that 14 Pakistani military personnel were killed, with its fighters overrunning two positions and seizing weapons, ammunition, communications equipment and other military hardware.
According to the group’s claims, nine personnel were killed at Wali Thangi and five at Spin Karez. The BLA also said two of its fighters, Mir Alam Kiyyazai alias Salman and Noor Ahmed Sumalani alias Notak, were killed during the operation.
The latest video comes amid a series of claims by the BLA regarding attacks across Balochistan.
In a statement issued on Tuesday, BLA spokesperson Jeeyand Baloch claimed that the group had carried out 38 operations across the province between August 1 and 8. According to the statement, the attacks targeted Pakistani military convoys, vehicles, camps and foot patrols, as well as trade routes, bridges, railway infrastructure, police posts and vehicles transporting minerals and other goods.
The BLA claimed that its fighters destroyed several armoured and military vehicles, a quadcopter, bridges and a section of railway track during the operations.
The group further claimed that it seized military equipment and executed a Pakistani military intelligence operative who had been held in its custody.
The claims made by the BLA could not be independently verified.
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