12 Pakistani soldiers killed, Baloch Army blew up vehicle with IED explosion

International News: Pakistan is going through bad times since the terrorist attack on Pahalgam. After the attack, India took strict action and imposed many restrictions on it. Then yesterday on Wednesday, Pakistan suffered a lot of damage due to Operation Sindoor by the Indian Armed Forces. Now the Baloch have also given a deep wound to Pakistan. BLA blew up an IED on a Pakistani army vehicle in which 12 soldiers died.

The Special Tactical Operation Squad (STOS) of the Baloch Liberation Army carried out a huge blast with a remote-controlled IED in the Mach Kund area of ​​Bolan. Through this blast, they targeted a Pakistani army vehicle, killing 12 soldiers. This attack was carried out when the soldiers were going on a military operation.

Army personnel flew into the air after the blast

A security force vehicle was ambushed with an IED in Mach area of ​​Kachhi district of Pakistan's southwestern province Balochistan. This attack was carried out on Tuesday.The footage shows that after the blast, the soldiers in the vehicle flew several meters in the air. The soldiers were also blown to pieces.

fter the attack, the Pakistani army said that the terrorists of the Baloch Liberation Army targeted a vehicle of the security forces with explosives in the Mach area.The area is being searched to kill the terrorists.

Balochistan has been in turmoil for a long time

The Pakistani army claimed that last week its security forces killed 10 terrorists in two separate incidents in the country's troubled Balochistan province.However, the Baloch Liberation Army is continuously attacking the Pakistani army and causing considerable damage to it.  A large number of Pakistani soldiers were killed in this.

Baloch Anger Fueled by Exploitation and Decades of Neglect

Balochistan has been in turmoil for a long time due to the constant attacks by local Baloch people and parties. There has been unrest there for the last two decades and attacks are being carried out continuously. Local Baloch leaders allege that the country's federal government is exploiting Balochistan's precious mineral wealth and treating it as a second class country.