A wave of coordinated attacks across Pakistan’s Balochistan province has left at least 10 security personnel and 37 militants dead.
The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) claimed responsibility for the assaults, which targeted over 12 locations including Quetta and Gwadar.
Officials reported that the attacks involved suicide bombings and armed raids on military and police infrastructure.
The violence has severely disrupted daily life, suspending train services and cutting off mobile communications in affected areas.
Balochistan remains a flashpoint for insurgency due to grievances over the exploitation of its natural resources.
Separatist groups have intensified attacks on state forces and foreign energy projects, claiming the central government neglects the region’s development.
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