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  1. Bomb Explodes Near Quetta Railway Track, Dozens Dead, Injured

    A bomb exploded near a Quetta railway track on Sunday, killing 23 people and injuring over 70. The BLA claimed responsibility.

    #QuettaBlast, #Balochistan, #TrainAttack, #PakistanTerror, #BLA

    newsletter.tf/quetta-bomb-expl

  2. At least 23 people died and over 70 were injured in a bombing near a Quetta railway track on Sunday. This is higher than the 33 deaths in a similar attack in February.

    #QuettaBlast, #Balochistan, #TrainAttack, #PakistanTerror, #BLA
    newsletter.tf/quetta-bomb-expl

  3. Sunday saw a deadly suicide attack on a train in Pakistan, resulting in at least 24 fatalities. According to local authorities, the train-which was transporting... news.osna.fm/?p=47610 | #news #attack #bla #claims #lives

  4. Guten Morgen all hier.☕🖤

    Heute ist u.a. #Bla #Bla #Bla #Tag
    Der ist dieses Jahr schon viel zu oft da gewesen......

    Passt auf euch auf und seid #achtsam

  5. Guten Morgen all hier.☕🖤

    Heute ist u.a. #Bla #Bla #Bla #Tag
    Der ist dieses Jahr schon viel zu oft da gewesen......

    Passt auf euch auf und seid #achtsam

  6. The Shadow Front: How the Iran Crisis Is Fuelling The New Af-Pak Conflict

    The Shadow Front: How the Iran Crisis Is Fuelling The New Af-Pak Conflict

    By Uriel Araujo

    The deadly Kabul hospital strike signals a dangerous escalation in the Afghanistan-Pakistan conflict. As global attention centres on Iran, a parallel crisis deepens. Economic isolation, insurgency, and regional rivalries are converging in an already volatile region.

    While global attention remains focused on the escalating confrontation involving Iran, a far less reported but deeply consequential crisis is nonetheless unfolding. Last week’s deadly strike on a hospital in Kabul, the worst single incident thus far in the Pakistan-Afghanistan conflict, made the news.

    Michael Kugelman (a senior fellow for South Asia at the Atlantic Council) has described the Kabul hospital strike as emblematic of a conflict spiralling beyond control. He notes that tensions between the Pakistan authorities and the Taliban-led government in Afghanistan have intensified over Pakistan’s accusations that Kabul harbours Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) militants.

    In response, Pakistan has escalated with airstrikes inside Afghan territory, thereby further normalizing a pattern of cross-border retaliation. Kugelman emphasizes that both sides face internal pressures that make de-escalation politically costly, even as the humanitarian toll rises. The risk of miscalculation is growing.

    As I have previously argued, the Afghanistan-Pakistan border is emerging as a new South Asia/Central Asia epicentre of instability, in what is being described as the new “Af-Pak” conflict. Earlier tensions between Iran and Pakistan had already demonstrated how quickly localized insurgencies can trigger interstate confrontation. In fact, as I wrote back in 2024, the reciprocal missile exchanges between Iran and Pakistan laid bare the underlying vulnerabilities in the region’s security framework.

    Today the situation has deteriorated considerably. The ongoing war involving Iran has effectively isolated Afghanistan economically, as Mustafa Saqib (a visiting scholar at Rutgers University-Camden) argues. Trade routes through Iran, particularly via the Chabahar corridor, have been severely disrupted, choking Kabul’s already fragile economy. Thus, Afghanistan is becoming something of an economic island, with all the predictable consequences: rising prices, scarcity of essential goods, and increasing dependence on unstable cross-border trade with Pakistan.

    The implications, however, go far beyond economics. The Iran crisis is actually amplifying the Af-Pak conflict in multiple manners.

    Firstly, for one thing, it diverts global diplomatic attention, in a way. Mediators who might otherwise focus on Kabul and Islamabad are now mostly preoccupied with preventing a broader Middle Eastern war centred in Iran/Israel.

    Secondly, Pakistan itself is under mounting pressure. As various analyses note, Islamabad is walking a “tightrope” (in Kamal Alam’s, a Fellow at The Institute for Statecraft, words) in the Iran conflict, balancing its ties with Tehran and its strategic alignment with Saudi Arabia and, to a lesser extent, the US.

    Saudi Arabia reportedly has sought stronger commitments from Pakistan under a 2025 defence pact, which raises fears of deeper entanglement. Some analysts speculate that the Saudi authorities in Riyadh would seek to “proxify” Pakistan into attacking Iran. Pakistan then appears overstretched.

    This overstretch is particularly dangerous in Balochistan, a region that connects Pakistan, Iran, and Afghanistan through porous borders. This area has long been a hub for overlapping insurgencies. Groups such as the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) and Jaish al-Adl operate across borders, exploiting weak state control. The current Iran war has weakened Tehran’s grip over its Sistan-Baluchestan province, thereby emboldening such militant networks.

    At the same time, Pakistan faces intensified insurgent activity at home. The BLA’s renewed campaign, alongside persistent TTP attacks, has strained security forces already engaged in cross-border operations in Afghanistan. Thus, a kind of feedback loop clearly emerges: external conflict weakens internal stability, which in turn reduces the capacity to manage external threats.

    Adding another layer of complexity is the role of transnational jihadist groups such as the Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP) and its “war” against Balochi separatists, for instance. The convergence of militant actors across the “Greater Balochistan” region creates fertile ground for coordinated attacks that could radiate outward into Central Asia, India, or beyond. ISKP has already demonstrated its reach with high-profile attacks, including inside Iran in recent years.

    Economically, the dual crises are devastating. Border closures between Afghanistan and Pakistan, ongoing since late 2025, have already disrupted trade flows. With Iranian routes now compromised, Afghanistan’s options are severely limited. This isolation drives inflation and exacerbates humanitarian suffering. Refugee flows are also likely to increase, placing additional strain on neighbouring countries.

    Geopolitically, the implications are equally troubling. Pakistan’s multi-front challenges reduce its strategic flexibility, particularly at a time when it must navigate complex regional dynamics involving Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the US. As one analysis puts it, Islamabad risks being “stuck between allies” in the Iran conflict.

    Meanwhile, broader regional initiatives, from energy corridors to infrastructure projects, face disruption. Saudi diplomatic consultations with regional partners, including Pakistan, highlight how seriously the escalation is being discussed across the region.

    The US and Israel seem bent on setting the Middle East ablaze.  Washington’s disastrous decision to join the Israeli campaign against Iran has obvious repercussions beyond the Middle East, affecting the whole of Eurasia and global markets.

    In this context, thus far, the Afghanistan-Pakistan conflict remains the “other war the world is ignoring.” But for how long? The interplay between the Iran crisis and the Af-Pak theatre is not incidental; it is structural.

    Each conflict clearly feeds into the other, thereby creating a cycle of instability that is very difficult to break. Underreported enough though it may be thus far, this interconnected crisis demands urgent attention from Eurasian actors and frameworks.

    Uriel Araujo, Anthropology PhD, is a social scientist specializing in ethnic and religious conflicts, with extensive research on geopolitical dynamics and cultural interactions.

    Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are author’s own and do not necessarily reflect the editorial policy of Voice of East.

     

    #Afghanistan #Balochistan #BLA #Geopolitics #Iran #IranIsraelWar #Israel #MiddleEast #Pakistan #TTP #USA
  7. 1960s Lie Detector Toy: Memory-Lane Must-Watch

    Hear that ring? It's the unmistakable chime of truth from a classic 1960s kids' lie detector toy! 🔔 This iconic prop from a vintage commercial promised thrilling investigations and endless fun, busting fibs with every loud, clear clang. Were you brave enough to face the truth? 🕵️‍♀️

    #liedetector #liedetectortoy #ringoftruth #1960s #60scommercial #vintagecommercial #kidscommercial #retrotoys #classictoys #childhoodmemories #toygaming #collectibles #bla

  8. Afzal Baloch alias Aftab
    Son of: Abdul Rahim
    Resident of: Nali, Mashkay
    Joined BLA: 2025
    Unit: Fateh Squad
    Martyrdom: Operation Herof Phase II, Noshki Front

    Afzal Baloch, alias Aftab, belonged to Nali, Mashkay, in Balochistan. After joining the BLA, he served on the Shor Parod front. In 2023, Afzal Baloch was forcibly disappeared by the occupying Pakistani intelligence agencies and was released a year later. After being freed from the enemy’s torture cells, he reassessed۔
    #BLA
    #Balochistan

  9. Afzal Baloch alias Aftab
    Son of: Abdul Rahim
    Resident of: Nali, Mashkay
    Joined BLA: 2025
    Unit: Fateh Squad
    Martyrdom: Operation Herof Phase II, Noshki Front

    Afzal Baloch, alias Aftab, belonged to Nali, Mashkay, in Balochistan. After joining the BLA, he served on the Shor Parod front. In 2023, Afzal Baloch was forcibly disappeared by the occupying Pakistani intelligence agencies and was released a year later. After being freed from the enemy’s torture cells, he reassessed۔
    #BLA
    #Balochistan

  10. Raza alias Mashmar
    Son of: Shabir Ahmed Gishkori
    Resident of: Sibi
    Joined BLA: 2025
    Front: Shor Parod
    Unit: STOS (Special Tactical Operations Squad)
    Martyrdom: Operation Herof Phase II, Noshki Front

    In the war of liberation, the greatest strength of a person is his conviction and his willingness to sacrifice. Mashmar became part of the armed resistance with this very belief and philosophy. He embraced this path with full ideological commitment, believing that.
    #BLA
    #MajeedBirgade
    #Balichistan

  11. Raza alias Mashmar
    Son of: Shabir Ahmed Gishkori
    Resident of: Sibi
    Joined BLA: 2025
    Front: Shor Parod
    Unit: STOS (Special Tactical Operations Squad)
    Martyrdom: Operation Herof Phase II, Noshki Front

    In the war of liberation, the greatest strength of a person is his conviction and his willingness to sacrifice. Mashmar became part of the armed resistance with this very belief and philosophy. He embraced this path with full ideological commitment, believing that.
    #BLA
    #MajeedBirgade
    #Balichistan

  12. Qaseem Murad alias Tanveer
    Son of: Murad Ali Siyah Pad
    Resident of: Ghazi Road, Kharan
    Joined BLA: 2025
    Fronts: Noshki and Kharan
    Unit: Fateh Squad
    Martyrdom: Operation Herof Phase II, Kharan Front

    Shaheed Qaseem Murad alias Tanveer belonged to Kharan, a land where even the grains of sand seem to breathe stories of resistance. Raised in an atmosphere of resistance, Qaseem joined the BLA and served on the fronts

    #BLA
    #Balochistan

  13. Qaseem Murad alias Tanveer
    Son of: Murad Ali Siyah Pad
    Resident of: Ghazi Road, Kharan
    Joined BLA: 2025
    Fronts: Noshki and Kharan
    Unit: Fateh Squad
    Martyrdom: Operation Herof Phase II, Kharan Front

    Shaheed Qaseem Murad alias Tanveer belonged to Kharan, a land where even the grains of sand seem to breathe stories of resistance. Raised in an atmosphere of resistance, Qaseem joined the BLA and served on the fronts

    #BLA
    #Balochistan

  14. Liaquat alias Nod
    Son of: Mola Bakhsh
    Resident of: Kohad, Tump
    Joined BLA: 2019
    Fronts: Zamuran, Kulbar
    Responsibility I: Patrol Commander
    Responsibility II: Side Camp Commander (Zamuran)
    Skill: Improvised Explosive Device (IED) Specialist
    Unit: Fateh Squad
    Command: Operation Herof Phase II, Pul Abad Front

    Martyr Liaquat alias Nod belonged to the Kohad area of Tump. After joining the BLA in 2019,

    #BLA
    #MajeedBirgade
    #Balochistan

  15. Liaquat alias Nod
    Son of: Mola Bakhsh
    Resident of: Kohad, Tump
    Joined BLA: 2019
    Fronts: Zamuran, Kulbar
    Responsibility I: Patrol Commander
    Responsibility II: Side Camp Commander (Zamuran)
    Skill: Improvised Explosive Device (IED) Specialist
    Unit: Fateh Squad
    Command: Operation Herof Phase II, Pul Abad Front

    Martyr Liaquat alias Nod belonged to the Kohad area of Tump. After joining the BLA in 2019,

    #BLA
    #MajeedBirgade
    #Balochistan

  16. Imtiaz Baloch alias Haji Taukal
    Son of: Jangian Baloch
    Residence: Balicha Talukan
    Affiliation with armed movement: 2017
    Mountain front: 2018
    Joined BLA: 2020
    Fronts: Zamuran, Kulbar, Dasht, Turbat area
    Urban network in charge: Nasirabad, Mirabad
    Unit: Fateh Squad
    Member of the camp’s advisory committee
    Commander: Operation Herof Phase II, Rodbun front
    Martyrdom: Operation Herof Phase II, Rodbun front

    Imtiaz Baloch, alias Haji Taukal, was among the experienced Sarmachars.
    #BLA
    #Balochistan

  17. Imtiaz Baloch alias Haji Taukal
    Son of: Jangian Baloch
    Residence: Balicha Talukan
    Affiliation with armed movement: 2017
    Mountain front: 2018
    Joined BLA: 2020
    Fronts: Zamuran, Kulbar, Dasht, Turbat area
    Urban network in charge: Nasirabad, Mirabad
    Unit: Fateh Squad
    Member of the camp’s advisory committee
    Commander: Operation Herof Phase II, Rodbun front
    Martyrdom: Operation Herof Phase II, Rodbun front

    Imtiaz Baloch, alias Haji Taukal, was among the experienced Sarmachars.
    #BLA
    #Balochistan

  18. Fidayee Abdul Salam Kurd alias Nasrullah
    Son of: Huzoor Bakhsh Kurd
    Resident of: Maro, Spilenji, Mastung
    Age: 21 years
    Joined BLA: 2025
    Majeed Brigade: 2025
    Front: Nagaho
    Martyrdom: Mastung

    After joining the BLA, Fidayee Abdul Salam was transferred to the Nagaho front at the organization's decision. On the Nagaho front, Nasrullah carried out his role with revolutionary conviction and remained steadfast in the struggle against the enemy.
    #BLA
    #MajeedBirgade
    #Balochistan

  19. Fidayee Abdul Salam Kurd alias Nasrullah
    Son of: Huzoor Bakhsh Kurd
    Resident of: Maro, Spilenji, Mastung
    Age: 21 years
    Joined BLA: 2025
    Majeed Brigade: 2025
    Front: Nagaho
    Martyrdom: Mastung

    After joining the BLA, Fidayee Abdul Salam was transferred to the Nagaho front at the organization's decision. On the Nagaho front, Nasrullah carried out his role with revolutionary conviction and remained steadfast in the struggle against the enemy.
    #BLA
    #MajeedBirgade
    #Balochistan

  20. Fidayee Nadir Bangulzai alias Shay Mureed
    Son of: Nawab Khan Bangulzai
    Resident of: Spilenji
    Joined BLA: 2025
    Majeed Brigade: 2025
    Front: Nagaho
    Martyrdom: Mastung

    After joining the organization, Fidayee Nadir Baloch, alias Shay Mureed, was transferred to the Nagaho front. On the Nagaho front, Shay Mureed carried forward the tradition of resistance and remained steadfast in the struggle against the enemy. His personality reflected determination, fearlessness,
    #BLA
    #MajeedBirgade
    #Balochistan

  21. Fidayee Nadir Bangulzai alias Shay Mureed
    Son of: Nawab Khan Bangulzai
    Resident of: Spilenji
    Joined BLA: 2025
    Majeed Brigade: 2025
    Front: Nagaho
    Martyrdom: Mastung

    After joining the organization, Fidayee Nadir Baloch, alias Shay Mureed, was transferred to the Nagaho front. On the Nagaho front, Shay Mureed carried forward the tradition of resistance and remained steadfast in the struggle against the enemy. His personality reflected determination, fearlessness,
    #BLA
    #MajeedBirgade
    #Balochistan

  22. Martyr Fahad Baloch alias Diyar
    Son of: Attaullah Badini
    Resident of: Qazi Abad, Noshki
    Joined BLA: 2025
    Front: ShorParod
    Martyrdom: Noshki, Operation Herof Phase II

    Martyr Fahad Baloch, alias Diyar, grew up in the atmosphere of Noshki, where the question of national freedom quietly takes shape in the minds of the younger generation. Fahad did not view the conditions around him merely as an everyday reality; rather, he sought to understand them as part of a broader historical narrative.
    #BLA

  23. Martyr Fahad Baloch alias Diyar
    Son of: Attaullah Badini
    Resident of: Qazi Abad, Noshki
    Joined BLA: 2025
    Front: ShorParod
    Martyrdom: Noshki, Operation Herof Phase II

    Martyr Fahad Baloch, alias Diyar, grew up in the atmosphere of Noshki, where the question of national freedom quietly takes shape in the minds of the younger generation. Fahad did not view the conditions around him merely as an everyday reality; rather, he sought to understand them as part of a broader historical narrative.
    #BLA

  24. Name: Martyr Fida Hussain Jamaldini alias Aamir
    Father: Muhammad Umar
    Residence: Kadi Deedar, Nushki
    Joined BLA: December 2023
    Martyrdom: Nushki Front, Operation Herof

    Emerging from the rugged plains of Nushki, Fida Hussain Jamaldini, recognized among his comrades as 'Aamir', was a silent yet deeply committed activist. After joining the BLA in December 2023, he fulfilled his responsibilities within the urban network with exceptional skill and secrecy. When the call for 'Operation Herof'.
    #BLA

  25. Name: Martyr Fida Hussain Jamaldini alias Aamir
    Father: Muhammad Umar
    Residence: Kadi Deedar, Nushki
    Joined BLA: December 2023
    Martyrdom: Nushki Front, Operation Herof

    Emerging from the rugged plains of Nushki, Fida Hussain Jamaldini, recognized among his comrades as 'Aamir', was a silent yet deeply committed activist. After joining the BLA in December 2023, he fulfilled his responsibilities within the urban network with exceptional skill and secrecy. When the call for 'Operation Herof'.
    #BLA

  26. Islamic State commander Shafiq Mengal joins Pakistan Peoples Party after meeting President Asif Ali Zardari. Agencies say the move could provide political cover for operations against the Balochistan Liberation Army. english.mathrubhumi.com/news/i #ShafiqMengal #Pakistan #Balochistan #BLA #PPP

  27. Sohail Ahmed Gurgunari alias Faisal
    Son of: Muhammad Younas Gurgunari
    Residence: Killi Jamaldini, Nushki
    Joined BLA: 2022
    Unit: Fateh Squad
    Front: Shoor Parod, Nushki
    Martyrdom: Nushki (Operation Herof)

    Sohail Ahmed, known among his comrades as 'Faisal', was a son of the soil of Nushki, a land that has consistently birthed new dimensions of resistance. When he chose the path of armed struggle in 22, it was not merely an emotional impulse but a profound and conscious intellectual choice.
    #BLA

  28. Sohail Ahmed Gurgunari alias Faisal
    Son of: Muhammad Younas Gurgunari
    Residence: Killi Jamaldini, Nushki
    Joined BLA: 2022
    Unit: Fateh Squad
    Front: Shoor Parod, Nushki
    Martyrdom: Nushki (Operation Herof)

    Sohail Ahmed, known among his comrades as 'Faisal', was a son of the soil of Nushki, a land that has consistently birthed new dimensions of resistance. When he chose the path of armed struggle in 22, it was not merely an emotional impulse but a profound and conscious intellectual choice.
    #BLA

  29. Fidayee Liaquat Zahri alias Waseem Baloch
    Son of: Abdul Rahman Zahri
    Resident of: Kand Kashmi, Zahri, Khuzdar
    Joined BLA: June 2024
    Majeed Brigade: September 2024
    Front: Nagaho
    Rank: Patrol Command

    Fidayee Liaquat Zahri was a committed soldier of the war of freedom who had made the hardships of the battlefield part of training. For him, struggle was an organized, continuous process carried out with full seriousness. In his combat approach, patience, observation, and striking.
    #BLA
    #Balochistan

  30. Fidayee Liaquat Zahri alias Waseem Baloch
    Son of: Abdul Rahman Zahri
    Resident of: Kand Kashmi, Zahri, Khuzdar
    Joined BLA: June 2024
    Majeed Brigade: September 2024
    Front: Nagaho
    Rank: Patrol Command

    Fidayee Liaquat Zahri was a committed soldier of the war of freedom who had made the hardships of the battlefield part of training. For him, struggle was an organized, continuous process carried out with full seriousness. In his combat approach, patience, observation, and striking.
    #BLA
    #Balochistan

  31. Fidayee Nisar Baloch alias Zadag
    Son of: Noor Bano
    Resident of: Killi Jamaldini, Noshki
    Joined BLA: 2020
    Majeed Brigade: December 2020
    Fronts: Bolan, Noshki
    Operation Command: Noshki FC Headquarters, Operation Herof Phase II

    Fidayee Nisar Baloch was an experienced Sarmachar (Freedom Fighter) who served on the Bolan and Noshki fronts. After joining the BLA in 2020, he volunteered for the Majeed Brigade. He was a mature and highly

    #BLA
    #Balochistan

  32. Fidayee Nisar Baloch alias Zadag
    Son of: Noor Bano
    Resident of: Killi Jamaldini, Noshki
    Joined BLA: 2020
    Majeed Brigade: December 2020
    Fronts: Bolan, Noshki
    Operation Command: Noshki FC Headquarters, Operation Herof Phase II

    Fidayee Nisar Baloch was an experienced Sarmachar (Freedom Fighter) who served on the Bolan and Noshki fronts. After joining the BLA in 2020, he volunteered for the Majeed Brigade. He was a mature and highly

    #BLA
    #Balochistan

  33. Martyr Asmatullah alias Salal
    Son of: Hafiz Abdul Sattar Mengal
    Resident of: Qadir Abad, Noshki
    Joined BLA: April 2024
    Mountain Front: April 2025
    Unit: STOS
    Martyrdom: Noshki

    Martyr Asmatullah was a revolutionary soldier of the war of freedom who transformed his very being into a dynamic force shaped by consciousness of the freedom movement. For him, resistance was not a temporary reaction but a continuous commitment, which he advanced through awareness, discipline, and practical action.

    #BLA

  34. Martyr Asmatullah alias Salal
    Son of: Hafiz Abdul Sattar Mengal
    Resident of: Qadir Abad, Noshki
    Joined BLA: April 2024
    Mountain Front: April 2025
    Unit: STOS
    Martyrdom: Noshki

    Martyr Asmatullah was a revolutionary soldier of the war of freedom who transformed his very being into a dynamic force shaped by consciousness of the freedom movement. For him, resistance was not a temporary reaction but a continuous commitment, which he advanced through awareness, discipline, and practical action.

    #BLA

  35. Pakistan Army Soldiers Plead for Release Amidst Allegations of Abandonment Against Chief Asim Munir

    Captured Pakistan soldiers in a BLA video ask for release, appearing to blame Army Chief Asim Munir. What happens next?

    #PakistanArmy, #BLA, #AsimMunir, #Balochistan, #KidnappedSoldiers

    newsletter.tf/pakistan-soldier

  36. Asfand Qambarani (alias Rokyn)
    Son of: Munawar Ali
    Resident of: Quetta
    Joined BLA: November 2024
    Front: Kalat
    Rank: Patrol Commander
    Unit: Fateh Squad
    Martyrdom: Kalat

    Martyr Asfand Qambarani belonged to Quetta. Following his affiliation with the BLA, he was entrusted with the responsibility of Patrol Commander on the Kalat front within a very short period due to his exceptional military capabilities. He was also inducted into the organization’s frontline unit,

    #BLA
    #Balochistan

  37. Asfand Qambarani (alias Rokyn)
    Son of: Munawar Ali
    Resident of: Quetta
    Joined BLA: November 2024
    Front: Kalat
    Rank: Patrol Commander
    Unit: Fateh Squad
    Martyrdom: Kalat

    Martyr Asfand Qambarani belonged to Quetta. Following his affiliation with the BLA, he was entrusted with the responsibility of Patrol Commander on the Kalat front within a very short period due to his exceptional military capabilities. He was also inducted into the organization’s frontline unit,

    #BLA
    #Balochistan

  38. Lal Bakhsh (alias Durpshan)
    Son of: Rasul Bakhsh
    Residence: Kurki, Turbat
    Joined BLA: August 10, 2025
    Unit: STOS
    Front: Kalat
    Martyrdom: Nushki Front

    Lal Bakhsh, known as Durpshan, was a bright student from the Kurki area of Turbat whose journey reflects a profound transition from academic pursuit to national resistance. Having completed his FSc, he was rigorously preparing for becoming a doctor. However, the wounds of his motherland redirected his path from healing individuals to serving
    #BLA

  39. Atif Shah (alias Agha Murid)
    Son of: Shakoor Shah
    Resident of: Killi Mengal, Nushki
    Joined BLA: September 15, 2025
    Unit: STOS
    Front: Nushki
    Martyrdom: Nushki Front

    Atif Shah, known as Agha Mureed, was an example of ideological maturity where a young man answers the call of his land by dedicating all personal dreams to the supreme cause of national liberation. Hailing from Killi Mengal, #Nushki, Atif Shah joined the armed struggle in September 2025 at a time when the land of #Balochistan.

    #BLA

  40. Martyr Fidayee Qudratullah Kurd alias Majeed Baloch
    Son of: Badal Khan Kurd
    Residence: Maro, Spilingi, Mastung
    Affiliation with BLA: 2024
    Joined Majeed Brigade: 2025
    Place of Martyrdom: Quetta Red Zone

    Martyr Fidaai Qudratullah Kurd is among those young individuals whose life journey may be brief, but whose significance is profound. His struggle represents a generation that chooses the path of resistance not driven by accidental passion or temporary emotion,

    #BLA
    #MajerdBirgade
    #Balochistan

  41. Fidayee Inayatullah Bangulzai, alias Babar
    Son of: Haji Ghani Bangulzai
    Resident of: Splenji, Mastung
    Joined the BLA: April 2024
    Joined the Majeed Brigade: August 2024

    Fidayee Inayatullah was a capable and skilled fighter. Due to his combat abilities and tactical proficiency, he was appointed as a patrol commander on the Nagao front within a short period. In this role, he played a significant part in the field training of his fellow Sarmachars.

    #BLA
    #MajeedBirgade
    #Balochistan

  42. Martyr Kabir Sarparah alias Ilyas
    Son of: Pasand Khan Sarparah
    Origin: Gurgina, Pasand Khan
    Current Residence: Sariab, Quetta
    Joined BLA: July 2025

    The journey of Kabir Sarparah, known as Ilyas, began in the streets of Sariab and reached its destination of martyrdom in the deserts of Kharan. When he chose the path of armed struggle in July 2024, it was the result of years of political consciousness nurtured in Quetta, the political heart of Balochistan.

    #BLA
    #Balochistan

  43. Arsalan alias MusaSon of: Munawar Khan MandaiResident of: Killi Ata Muhammad, NushkiEducation: Fine Arts, University of BalochistanJoined BLA: 2025Fronts: Nushki and KharanMartyrdom: Kharan, Fateh SquadArsalan, known as Musa, represented the educated Baloch class that chose to sacrifice blood for the freedom of their soil rather than weave dreams through pens and colors. As a Fine Arts student at the University of Balochistan,

    #BLA
    #Balochistan

  44. جب ایک ماں وطن کی خاطر اپنے بچے کو الوداع چومتی ہے تو تاریخ اس کی جرات کی گواہی دیتی ہے۔
    When a mother kisses her child goodbye for the sake of the homeland, history pauses to witness her courage.

    #OperationHerof #majeedbirgade #bla #Balochistan