Just days after the Baloch Liberation Front (BLF) announced the beginning of "Operation Baam", around 70 attacks have been carried out across Balochistan and other provinces in Pakistan as their fight against the Pakistani state continues for decades.The BLF announced the start of Operation Baam on Tuesday (July 8). Since then, it has claimed responsibility for 70 attacks across the region and country.The group further vowed that a new chapter has begun in its decades-long fight against the Pakistani state, according to the Indian news agency ANI.Major Gwahram Baloch, the spokesperson for the BLF, in a press statement, said, "The Balochistan Liberation Front has announced that 80% of the objectives of its ongoing military campaign, Operation Baam, have been successfully achieved."Later, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif condemned the attacks, stressing that they will deal with terrorists with full force. "With resolve, unity, and strength, we will confront the scourge of terrorism and uproot it completely,” read an official statement from the PM's office.In just four days, the BLF has claimed responsibility for 70 attacks, while taking accountability for 17 attacks in Panjgur, Surab, Kech, and Kharan."So far, over 70 coordinated attacks have been carried out across Balochistan under this operation. Baloch Sarmachars (freedom fighters) have targeted state infrastructure, security forces, and Pakistan's economic interests in these strategic actions," ANI reported citing Major Gwahram.<h2>What is Operation Baam?</h2>The BLF launched at least 17 attacks across Panjgur, Surab, Kech, and Kharan, disrupting communication lines, damaging administrative infrastructure, and striking military checkpoints.The spokesperson for BLF Major Gwahram Baloch described the operation as a "new dawn in the Baloch national liberation war". He asserted that the campaign spans from the Makran coastal region to the mountainous Koh-e-Suleman range.The operation is designed to show that the BLF fighters can launch large-scale operations and attacks."The resistance has entered a new phase," Major Gwahram said in a press statement. "Operation Baam is designed to demonstrate that Baloch fighters are capable of launching large-scale, synchronised operations across vast geography." He added that the BLF would release further details once the operation concludes.

The BLF announced the start of Operation Baam on Tuesday (July 8). Since then, it has claimed responsibility for 70 attacks across the region and country. The group further vowed that a new chapter has begun in its decades-long fight against the Pakistani state

Just days after the Baloch Liberation Front (BLF) announced the beginning of "Operation Baam", around 70 attacks have been carried out across Balochistan and other provinces in Pakistan as their fight against the Pakistani state continues for decades. The BLF announced the start of Operation Baam on Tuesday (July 8). Since then, it has claimed responsibility for 70 attacks across the region and country. The group further vowed that a new chapter has begun in its decades-long fight against the Pakistani state, according to the Indian news agency ANI. Major Gwahram Baloch, the spokesperson for the BLF, in a press statement, said, "The Balochistan Liberation Front has announced that 80% of the objectives of its ongoing military campaign, Operation Baam, have been successfully achieved." Later, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif condemned the attacks, stressing that they will deal with terrorists with full force. "With resolve, unity, and strength, we will confront the scourge of terrorism and uproot it completely,” read an official statement from the PM's office. In just four days, the BLF has claimed responsibility for 70 attacks, while taking accountability for 17 attacks in Panjgur, Surab, Kech, and Kharan. "So far, over 70 coordinated attacks have been carried out across Balochistan under this operation. Baloch Sarmachars (freedom fighters) have targeted state infrastructure, security forces, and Pakistan's economic interests in these strategic actions," ANI reported citing Major Gwahram. What is Operation Baam? The BLF launched at least 17 attacks across Panjgur, Surab, Kech, and Kharan, disrupting communication lines, damaging administrative infrastructure, and striking military checkpoints. The spokesperson for BLF Major Gwahram Baloch described the operation as a "new dawn in the Baloch national liberation war". He asserted that the campaign spans from the Makran coastal region to the mountainous Koh-e-Suleman range. The operation is designed to show that the BLF fighters can launch large-scale operations and attacks. "The resistance has entered a new phase," Major Gwahram said in a press statement. "Operation Baam is designed to demonstrate that Baloch fighters are capable of launching large-scale, synchronised operations across vast geography." He added that the BLF would release further details once the operation concludes.

The BLF announced the start of Operation Baam on Tuesday (July 8). Since then, it has claimed responsibility for 70 attacks across the region and country. The group further vowed that a new chapter has begun in its decades-long fight against the Pakistani state

70 attacks in four days? Here's what's happening in Balochistan as fight against Pakistani state continues

The Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) has launched a wave of attacks and explosions on late Tuesday, attacking multiple government installations across Balochistan as it announced the launch of "Operation Baam".The group claimed responsibility for the attacks, further vowing that a new chapter has begun in its decades-long fight against the Pakistani state, according to Indian news agency ANI.According to reports, the explosions targeted military checkpoints, communications infrastructure, and administrative facilities.<h2>What is Operation Baam?</h2>The BLF launched at least 17 attacks across Panjgur, Surab, Kech, and Kharan, disrupting communication lines, damaging administrative infrastructure, and striking military checkpoints.The spokesperson for BLF Major Gwahram Baloch described the operation as a "new dawn in the Baloch national liberation war". He asserted that the campaign spans from the Makran coastal region to the mountainous Koh-e-Suleman range.Baloch claimed that the attacks were carefully coordinated to inflict both "human and material losses" on Pakistani security forces.The operation is designed to show that the BLF fighters can launch large-scale operations and attacks."The resistance has entered a new phase," Major Gwahram said in a press statement. "Operation Baam is designed to demonstrate that Baloch fighters are capable of launching large-scale, synchronised operations across vast geography." He added that the BLF would release further details once the operation concludes.However, the Pakistani authorities have not confirmed the extent of damage the attacks have caused, while local sources reported significant disruption in the regions.It marks one of the largest and most coordinated operations by the BLF in the past years. The group has been accusing Pakistan of exploiting Balochistan's resources while also denying to basic rights of the people.Moreover, human rights groups and Baloch political organisations have repeatedly accused the Pakistani state of conducting arbitrary detentions and enforced disappearances in the region.&nbsp;

Baloch claimed that the attacks were carefully coordinated to inflict both "human and material losses" on Pakistani security forces. The operation is designed to show that the BLF fighters can launch large-scale operations and attacks.

The Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) has launched a wave of attacks and explosions on late Tuesday, attacking multiple government installations across Balochistan as it announced the launch of "Operation Baam". The group claimed responsibility for the attacks, further vowing that a new chapter has begun in its decades-long fight against the Pakistani state, according to Indian news agency ANI. According to reports, the explosions targeted military checkpoints, communications infrastructure, and administrative facilities. What is Operation Baam? The BLF launched at least 17 attacks across Panjgur, Surab, Kech, and Kharan, disrupting communication lines, damaging administrative infrastructure, and striking military checkpoints. The spokesperson for BLF Major Gwahram Baloch described the operation as a "new dawn in the Baloch national liberation war". He asserted that the campaign spans from the Makran coastal region to the mountainous Koh-e-Suleman range. Baloch claimed that the attacks were carefully coordinated to inflict both "human and material losses" on Pakistani security forces. The operation is designed to show that the BLF fighters can launch large-scale operations and attacks. "The resistance has entered a new phase," Major Gwahram said in a press statement. "Operation Baam is designed to demonstrate that Baloch fighters are capable of launching large-scale, synchronised operations across vast geography." He added that the BLF would release further details once the operation concludes. However, the Pakistani authorities have not confirmed the extent of damage the attacks have caused, while local sources reported significant disruption in the regions. It marks one of the largest and most coordinated operations by the BLF in the past years. The group has been accusing Pakistan of exploiting Balochistan's resources while also denying to basic rights of the people. Moreover, human rights groups and Baloch political organisations have repeatedly accused the Pakistani state of conducting arbitrary detentions and enforced disappearances in the region.

Baloch claimed that the attacks were carefully coordinated to inflict both "human and material losses" on Pakistani security forces. The operation is designed to show that the BLF fighters can launch large-scale operations and attacks.

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70 attacks in four days? Here's what's happening in Balochistan as fight against Pakistani state continues

What is Operation Baam? BLF launches 17 attacks in its fight against Pak state