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    Baloch Separatists Attack Pakistani Military Train, Capture Around 100 Soldiers

    Abdul Zaher HeraveeAbdul Zaher Heravee11 March 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    Baloch separatists (BLA) announced in a statement that their militants attacked a military train in the Mashkaf area of Dadar district in Balochistan province. The attackers destroyed a section of the railway track and seized control of a train packed with soldiers.

    Reports indicate that after halting the train, a clash broke out between the Pakistani military and the Baloch forces. As a result, six soldiers were killed, and around 100 others were captured alive.

    The source added that the train was carrying personnel from Pakistan’s Intelligence Agency (ISI) and the Anti-Terrorism Force (ATF), who were reportedly traveling to Punjab on leave.

    Baloch separatists also issued a warning, stating that if military operations are launched to rescue the captured soldiers, all prisoners will be killed, with the military held responsible for the consequences.

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