#balochistan

#balochistan

March 2023 was Pakistan's deadliest month in over a decade, with over 335 deaths from militant attacks.

The Pakistani Taliban (TTP) and Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) were the main perpetrators of violence in this period.

Pakistan faces a severe spike in militant violence, with over 757 deaths reported in the first eight months of 2024.

A tragic explosion targeting laborers in Balochistan resulted in at least 10 fatalities, highlighting ongoing violence in the region.

The Baloch Liberation Army attacked a train in Balochistan, leading to hostages taken and multiple fatalities.

Kamran Hasan's story exemplifies the alarming trend of youth joining militant groups in Balochistan due to socio-economic discontent.

The recent attack on miners in Balochistan raises serious security concerns ahead of an important international summit in Islamabad.

A roadside bomb in Balochistan killed five officers and wounded dozens, highlighting ongoing security challenges in the region.

The BLA's attacks mark a significant escalation in violence and represent a direct challenge to state authority in Balochistan.

Over a hundred train passengers were rescued after being taken hostage by insurgents in Pakistan's Balochistan region.

Turbat explosion highlights ongoing violence in Balochistan, where ethnic tensions and insurgency continue to grow, particularly against security forces.

Two Chinese nationals were killed in a terrorist attack targeting foreigners outside Karachi Airport, emphasizing risks to foreign workers in Pakistan.

A car bomb in Balochistan killed at least 10 coal miners, signaling ongoing violence from separatist groups.