section_path: Attacks/2021–present
section_name: 2021–present
paragraph_text: 2021–present
  
  On 7 March 2021, two navy personnel were killed in an attack, while en route to Ganz from Jiwani, Balochistan. On 24 March, a bomb blast left at least three dead and another 13 injured. On 28 May BLA accepted the responsibility of targeting a water supply vehicle of the Pakistan Army near a post at Nisau Dao Shah area of Kohlu with a landmine attack, which destroyed the vehicle and 4 personnel. On 31 May 10 Frontier Corps soldiers were killed and 12 injured in two attacks, an IED attack in Turbat and an attack on a checkpoint near Quetta. The attack was claimed by BLA. On 9 June, BLA accepted responsibility for an attack on the Pakistani army camp in the Karakdan area of Bolan Pass, in which two were killed and two others were critically wounded. On 14 June, 4 Pakistani soldiers were killed in an IED attack at Marget Mines. On 17 June, a Pakistan Army soldier was killed near Turbat airport, according to a statement from the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). On 25 June, five soldiers from Frontier Corps, Balochistan, were killed after terrorists targeted a patrolling party in Sibi district's Sangan area. On 1 July, an explosion took place near a moving Frontier Corps (FC) vehicle, At least six people were injured. On 15 July, two soldiers were killed in an IED blast during an operation in Pasni. On 20 August, two children were killed and three wounded in an attack targeting Chinese nationals in Gwadar, Pakistan. On 26 September a statue of Pakistan's founder Mohammad Ali Jinnah was destroyed by Baloch militants in the coastal city of Gwadar. On 11 October, Shahid Zehri, a 35-year-old Pakistani journalist was killed in an attack claimed by BLA.
  
  On 25–26 January 2022, an attack on a security checkpoint in Kech Province led to the death of 10 Pakistani soldiers. On 2 February, nine militants and 12 soldiers were killed at Panjgur and Nushki districts. BLA claimed to have killed more than 100 soldiers at two military camps, claims rejected by Pakistan government. On 2 March, three people including a senior police officer in Quetta were killed by a roadside bomb. BLA claimed responsibility. On 26 April, BLA claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing in which four people, including three of Chinese origin at Karachi University, were killed. It further said that this was the first such bombing by a female member of the group.
  
  On 13 August 2023, two BLA militants attacked a convoy of Chinese engineers in Gwadar. A spokesman for the BLA claimed 4 Chinese nationals and 9 Pakistani soldiers were killed with numerous others injured in the attack while the two BLA militants committed suicide. However, these claims are unconfirmed and Pakistani and Chinese sources and officials claimed that no Pakistani or Chinese casualties were reported but that the BLA ambush was repulsed with two militants killed. After the attack, security restrictions were placed in Gwadar by Pakistani security forces.
  
  On 30 January 2024, at least six BLA fighters and four security officials have been killed in an overnight attack in the city of Mach, south of Balochistan's capital, Quetta.
  
  On 26 August 2024, at least 74 people, including 14 soldiers were killed in a series of attacks in Balochistan. The Liberation Army claimed responsibility.
  
  The BLA claimed responsibility for an attack on the airport motorway at Jinnah International Airport on October 6, 2024, in which at least ten people were injured and two Chinese nationals were killed.
  
  On 9 November 2024, at least 32 people including the perpetrator were killed and 55 others were injured in a suicide bombing at the Quetta railway station in Quetta, of which the BLA claimed responsibility. On November 20, the Apex Committee announced military operation against BLA.
  
  On 11 March 2025, the BLA hijacked a Jaffar Express passenger train carrying hundreds of people from Quetta to Peshawar. After a 30-hour operation by the Pakistani army, it announced that the forces had successfully freed passengers held hostage by the rebel group. Pakistani army claimed that 21 civilians and four security personnel lost their lives during the operation, and additionally a total of 33 militants of Balochistan Liberation Army, including suicide bombers, were killed by the security forces.
  
  In April 2025, the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) carried out multiple attacks across Balochistan, Pakistan, beginning with a roadside bomb attack that killed three security personnel and injured 18 others in Mastung District on April 15, an IED attack targeting a bomb disposal squad in Kech District on April 17 that killed one soldier and injured two others, a grenade attack on security personnel near a checkpoint in Turbat, Kech District, on April 17, the capture of the Gwandh Saren Levies post in the Hoshab area of Kech District on April 20, and a major IED attack against a military convoy in the Margat area of Quetta on April 25 that resulted in the deaths of 10 soldiers, including senior officers
  
  On 3 May 2025, a major incident took place in which the BLA fighters attacked military posts and government buildings and captured the City of Mangocher in Kalat district, Balochistan. The Group have installed checkpoints and reportedly killed dozens of Pakistan Soldiers.