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Balochistan Rebels attacked PAK Army : Baloch separatists in Pakistan’s Balochistan province have strongly attacked the Pakistani army. At least 17 Pakistani soldiers have been killed in the Baloch attack. According to the report of Khorasan Diary News Portal, armed separatist group attacked the Frontier Corps Camp in Mangochar area of Balochistan on Friday (31 January) by armed separatist group on Friday (31 January). The Baloch separatist used to shoot overnight at the Pakistani army. Apart from this, extremists captured the Quetta-Karachi National Highway and targeted the Pakistani army vehicle there.
17 soldiers killed in separatists attack
Khorasan Diary News Portal quoted sources as saying that at least 17 Pakistani soldiers died and 3 people were reported to have been seriously injured after the attack of separatists, which started late Friday night in Balochistan’s Kalat. Is. The report said that most people have been killed in an attack on a vehicle on the National Highway. This vehicle is being told of the Pakistani Army. Let us know that Baloch separatists have carried out attacks in different places and have fired all night.
Attack on the residence of Kalat Assistant Commissioner
The report quoted independent sources as saying that two extremists along with the Pakistani army have died in the firing in Kalat district. However, this has not been confirmed so far. Local officials said that the firing in the area has now stopped. Baloch International said that along with firing on buses in Khalik Abad, the residence of Assistant Commissioner has also been attacked in Kalat.
Pakistani army claims, 10 extremists killed
Meanwhile, the Pakistani Army has claimed that 10 extremists have been killed in five separate campaigns in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The Pakistani army is once again struggling with extremist attacks. After the Taliban returned in Afghanistan, extremists have intensified their attacks against the Pakistani army in the areas of Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
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