A series of gun attacks and multiple suicide bombings killed at least 33 people in Pakistan's Balochistan on Saturday. The Pakistani military said that its forces responded to the violence, killing 92 "terrorists".

The Baloch Liberation Army carried out major attacks while the Pakistani military was conducting operations against the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in the northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.

Suicide attacks in Balochistan mark a sharp escalation in the conflict, with Pakistani security forces reporting heavy casualties amid rising regional instability.

Pakistan’s restive Balochistan province was rocked by coordinated fidayeen attacks across multiple cities and towns, with the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) claiming responsibility for assaults that left around 50 people dead,

A violent surge in Pakistan’s Balochistan has triggered a war of narratives. Islamabad claims 145 terrorists were eliminated in sweeping operations, while admitting the deaths of its own soldiers and civilians.

Coordinated attacks by Baloch militants across Pakistan’s Balochistan province killed civilians and security personnel, prompting a sweeping military crackdown and regional tensions.

Balochistan's recent BLA 'Operation Herof 2.0' attacks killed dozens across districts like Quetta and Gwadar, reviving a 1948 insurgency born from Kalat's forced accession.

Pakistan’s capacity to maintain control over Balochistan has come under renewed scrutiny after coordinated attacks by the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) continued for more than 17 hours, expanding from daytime assaults across multiple cities to night-time strikes on Gwadar Port and the Sibi Commissioner’s headquarters.