Balochistan Terrorism Watch

[ghazi52]

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[hydrabadi_arab]

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You mean this wasn't a crime before? WTF is hadh haram Balochistan govt doing for decades? They take trillions from Islamabad yet cannot even establish writ and even allowed terrorists flags in buildings?

Don't just arrest them, bulldoze that building. There is no scope for namak harami in Pakistan.

 

[Goenitz]

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it is blurry, but we still shouldn't show our zooming capabilities. The enemy can improvise next time and pass on to BLA.
We should hunt them especially at night, since no ordinary person will be roaming then. Procure such capability and never release the video.

 

[Mujahid]

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Curious.. Why we can’t have UCAV in air all the time in such areas? As soon as we see these terrorist we should hit them with precision munitions not with dumb mortar rounds..

 

[hussain0216]

This probably sounds daft

But over the last 10-15 years we have seen multiple types of drones

Isnt their some sort of sniper drone?
That has its own box of ammunition, where the user can hover, take aim and use the technology to take multiple accurate shots, even better if it has night vision


Like I said, I've seen multiple drones over the last few years, including ones with what seems like a mini gattling gun

It just seems like Pakistan isn't using the technology available,
This might be a money issue, but so much more could be done

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

This probably sounds daft

But over the last 10-15 years we have seen multiple types of drones

Isnt their some sort of sniper drone?
That has its own box of ammunition, where the user can hover, take aim and use the technology to take multiple accurate shots, even better if it has night vision


Like I said, I've seen multiple drones over the last few years, including ones with what seems like a mini gattling gun

It just seems like Pakistan isn't using the technology available,
This might be a money issue, but so much more could be done

I think I have seen somewhere Pakistan has developed mini drones with guns to take sniper like shots with very little recoil. I am sure Turkey has developed and used them in quite an autonomous mode with embedded high resolution imaging and AI. However, it brought a lot of international criticism due to human rights issues. Even if Pakistan uses them it needs to be absolutely silent about them. Hence, "officially" it should be always intense human-to-human fight with a reasonable casualty figure....

 

[ghazi52]

Security forces kill 15 terrorists in Balochistan IBOs: state media​

News Desk
August 9, 2026

Security forces have killed 15 terrorists in multiple intelligence-based operations (IBOs) in several areas of Balochistan, state media reported on Sunday.

State-run Pakistan TV reported citing sources that the IBOs were carried out in Mastung, Bolan, Washuk, Awaran, Sibi, Khuzdar, Harnai, and Nushki under Operation Raddul Fitna 3.

Weapons and ammunition were also recovered from the slain terrorists, it reported.

“The operations severely damaged the khawarij network and restricted their movement,” Pakistan TV said.

Khawarij is a term the state uses for terrorists.

The latest operations by the security forces in Balochistan take place as the province continues to face security challenges.

According to the Pakistan Institute for Conflict and Security Studies’ (PICSS) monthly security assessment released on July 31, the security situation deteriorated most significantly in Balochistan in the country last month.

The overall death toll increased by 241pc in Balochistan, from 109 in June to 372 in July, the report said.

Security personnel deaths in Balochistan increased from six in June to 62 in July, representing a rise of 933pc. Terrorist deaths rose from 75 to 238, while civilian deaths increased by 93pc, from 28 to 54. Eighteen members of peace committees were also killed in the province.