VIDEO: BLA claims fidayeen attack on Pakistan Army convoy, 90 soldiers dead

The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed carrying out a 'Fidayee' attack targeting a convoy of the Pakistan Army in Noshki district that killed 90 military personnel.

#JUSTIN #BreakingNews #PakistanArmy #Pakistan #Balochistan #BalochLiberationArmy Baloch Liberation Army claims responsibility for the Noshki attack in Balochistan on Pakistani military bus. Baloch rebels claim 90 military personnel killed so far. https://t.co/hifO51QYK0 pic.twitter.com/QmW0zrEuoj

— Indian Observer (@ag_Journalist) March 16, 2025

In a press release, the official media cell of BLA said, “The Majeed Brigade, the Fidayeen unit of the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), targeted a convoy of the occupying Pakistani military a few hours ago in a VBIED Fidayee attack near Rakhshan Mill on the RCD Highway in Noshki. The convoy consisted of eight buses, one of which was completely destroyed in the explosion.”

Tragic Attack in Noshki, Balochistan
A suicide bomber targeted a convoy of security forces on leave. 11 embraced martyrdom, 21 injured—some sustaining minor wounds from shattered glass. Rescue operation underway.#Noshki #Balochistan #Pakistan pic.twitter.com/ohxwDeCCNb

— Ghulam Abbas Shah (@ghulamabbasshah) March 16, 2025

“Immediately after the attack, the Fateh Squad of the BLA advanced and completely surrounded another bus, systematically eliminating all military personnel on board, bringing the total number of enemy casualties to 90. The BLA accepts responsibility for the attack,” it added.

#Balochistan: The Baloch Liberation Army has claimed responsibility for carrying out a 'Fidayee' (SVBIED) attack targeting a convoy of the Pakistan Army in #Noshki district. Following the blast, another bus was ambushed by the special unit of BLA - the Fateh Squad, BLA said in… pic.twitter.com/SQyUGVmw48

— Bahot | (@bahot_baluch) March 16, 2025

However, Pakistan army has claimed only 5 FC were killed.

Earlier this week, the BLA targeted and hijacked the Jaffar Express train, which was carrying over 450 passengers from southwest Quetta city to northwest Peshawar, where several Pakistani soldiers and hostages were killed.