Following a recent missile strike in Balochistan by Iran, there are emerging reports that the Pakistan military, comprising both the Army and the Airforce, has executed a series of drone and missile attacks within Iranian territory.
Sources with the Pakistan Army claimed that the strikes, taking place near the Pakistan-Iran border, were primarily focused on dismantling the operational bases of the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and the Baloch Liberation Front (BLF).
Sources also reported that Pakistan has reportedly deployed a diverse array of weapons to conduct assaults on seven distinct sites inside Iran. These targeted operations were aimed at neutralizing what has been described as ‘safe havens for Baloch terrorists’, located several kilometres within Iranian borders.
The specific locations of these precision strikes were identified as Sarawan, Sham-e-Sar, and Hanag, encompassing seven targets spread across these three areas. These meticulously planned strikes indicate a strategic approach by the Pakistan military to address the perceived threats posed by the BLA and BLF groups.
