Operation BAAM: 84 Pakistani positions targeted in 72-hour military campaign

Operation BAM proved that the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) is challenging the Pakistani army through its attacks and strategic strikes. This intense attack against Pakistan not only targeted military installations but also sent a big message against Pakistani intelligence agencies.

New Delhi: Operation BAM, launched by the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) against the Pakistani Army, has concluded. The operation lasted for three days, from July 9 to July 11. According to the BLF, during this period it attacked 84 targets of the Pakistani Army, including IED blasts, reports Dynamite News correspondent.

According to the information received by the Dynamite News correspondent, at least 50 Pakistani Army personnel are reported to have been killed in these attacks, while more than 51 have been seriously injured.

Pakistan's intelligence agencies also targeted

According to the BLF, 9 agents of Pakistan's intelligence agencies, such as Military Intelligence (MI) and ISI, were also killed in its attack during Operation BAM. In this attack, the BLF set fire to seven mobile towers and their machinery, damaging Pakistan's communication system. Apart from this, the Baloch rebels disrupted the activities of the Pakistani Army by setting up 22 temporary checkposts.

Operation BAM lasted for 72 hours

According to BLF, during the 72 hours of Operation BAM, they also destroyed 24 trucks and gas tankers carrying Pakistan's minerals. Also, more than five surveillance drones and quadcopters were shot down, damaging Pakistan's surveillance system. According to BLF, more than 30 of its 84 attacks were directly carried out on the Pakistani Army and Border Security Forces. Apart from this, two attacks were carried out on Pakistan's intelligence agencies MI and ISI, and four attacks were carried out through ambush.

Attacks in various areas of Balochistan

BLF carried out attacks in many strategic areas of Balochistan during this operation. These included areas like Makran, Rekhshan, Kolwa, Saravan, Jhalawan, Koh-e-Sulaiman, Bela, and Kachhi. BLF claimed that the Pakistani army and government in these areas have excessively exploited the wealth of Balochistan, and that is why the rebels carried out this operation.

Will not allow the occupation of Balochistan's property: BLF statement

BLF said in its official statement that now Pakistan cannot continue to plunder the property of Balochistan. The Baloch rebels also declared that the Punjabi government and the Pakistani army can no longer suppress the Baloch nation through oppression. Calling the Pakistani army a symbol of colonial exploitation, the BLF said that the Baloch people are no longer going to be misled by false democracy, hollow slogans of Islamic brotherhood, and divisive tactics.