Pakistan’s latest surge of violence in Balochistan reflects a deepening, not isolated, security crisis as the Baloch Liberation Army escalates its cam.

Residents of Quetta and other cities in Balochistan continued to face difficulties on Monday as mobile internet services remained suspended for the third day in a row.

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,

Display and use of weapons, pillion riding on motorcycles completely banned; covering face in public also prohibited

MPA Ali Madad Jatak appointed Balochistan Home Minister; oath-taking to be administered by Governor Jafar Mandokhel today.

The Balochistan Liberation Army released footage of female fighters involved in Operation Herof Phase II in Balochistan, including two women linked to recent attacks, highlighting growing female participation amid escalating conflict and civilian insecurity.

The Balochistan Liberation Army rebels claimed to have killed over 200 Pakistani military personnel in over 40 hours after launching the second phase .

Balochistan is spiraling into chaos as Pakistani security forces face mounting resistance from civilians and Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) fighters. Shocking new footage shows BLA freedom fighters blocking the vital Coastal Highway,