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BLA carried out multiple attacks in Kalat, Harnai and Turbat
Freedom fighters of Baloch Liberation Army carried out multiple military activities in Kalat, Harnai and Turbat.
In Kalat, a power transmission line was destroyed with explosives by BLA fighters near Mangochar.
In another attack, a communication tower was destroyed in Khost, Harnai.
Whereas, in Turbat freedom fighters of BLA targeted Pakistani military personnel guarding the main military camp in Nasir Abad. The enemy forces suffered losses in the attack.
BLA will continue to target occupying Pakistani military and its interests until the independence of Baloch motherland.
Jeeyand Baloch,
spokesperson for the Baloch Liberation Army
Dated May 28, 2022
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