Pakistan Airstrikes Hit Balochistan Again: 30 Civilians Reportedly Killed in Sorab Amid Brutal Military Crackdowns
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Pakistan Airstrikes Hit Balochistan Again: 30 Civilians Reportedly Killed in Sorab Amid Brutal Military Crackdowns

The reported attack comes amid allegations of an intensified Pakistani military campaign across Balochistan. During a recent press briefing, Pakistan’s military spokesperson claimed that around 31,080 military operations were conducted in Balochistan over seven months, from January to July

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Pakistan Airstrikes Hit Balochistan Again: 30 Civilians Reportedly Killed in Sorab Amid Brutal Military Crackdowns

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Fresh reports from Balochistan say Pakistani Air Force jets and ground forces carried out heavy bombing and shelling in the Gudar area of Sorab, killing around 30 unarmed Baloch civilians, including women and children. Gudar and Sorab are densely populated civilian areas.

The reported attack comes amid continuing Pakistani military operations across Balochistan. Residents have also reported seeing drones and Cobra attack helicopters operating over the area, amid an intensified military presence in and around Sorab.

Reports of Airstrikes, Ground Shelling in Sorab

According to accounts circulating from Baloch sources, Pakistani fighter aircraft, ground troops and other military assets were deployed in and around Sorab, with civilian areas coming under heavy bombardment. The reports claim that residential areas and civilian property were damaged in the attacks, while casualties were reported among local residents.

Residents have also reportedly seen drones and Cobra attack helicopters operating over the area, amid what sources describe as continuing military activity.

Baloch Civilians Denied Medical Care? Pakistani Military Blocks Hospital Access

There are credible reports of Pakistani security personnel taking wounded and deceased civilians into custody and restricting residents and local authorities from conducting rescue and relief operations. Hospitals in the affected area were surrounded by military personnel. Doctors and medical staff were intimidated or prevented from providing timely treatment to the injured.

According to these accounts, some civilians reportedly succumbed to their injuries after being unable to reach medical facilities in time. Internet connectivity in the area was also suspended, making it difficult for residents to communicate details of the situation or seek outside assistance.

According to the local x handle Mir Yar Baloch, heavy bombing has resulted in multiple injury.

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REPORTS OF PAKISTANI AIR FORCE BOMBING IN SORAB, BALOCHISTAN، MORE THAN 30 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN MARTYED SO FAR, DOZENS INJURED

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The Republic of Balochistan has received disturbing reports of Pakistani airstrikes in the Gudar… pic.twitter.com/0jAh7Heyyb

— Mir Yar Baloch (@miryar_baloch) August 12, 2026

Pakistan Conducted 31,080 Military Operations in Balochistan

The reported attack comes amid intensified Pakistani military operations across Balochistan. During a recent press briefing, Pakistan’s military spokesperson claimed that around 31,080 military operations had been conducted in Balochistan over a seven-month period from January to July.

Pakistan routinely portrays its military campaign in Balochistan as a counterterrorism drive targeting armed separatist groups. However, Baloch sources strongly reject this narrative, alleging that the campaign amounts to a broader crackdown on the Baloch population, with civilians bearing the brunt of military operations.

Baloch Calls for International Intervention

The Republic of Balochistan has called on the international community to take urgent notice of the reported attacks and allegations of civilian casualties. It has also appealed for international support to protect Baloch civilians and ensure access to rescue operations, medical treatment and humanitarian assistance.

The Republic of Balochistan has called on the international community to urgently take note of the reported attacks and act to protect the lives and fundamental rights of Baloch civilians. It has also appealed for international support for the people and institutions of Balochistan to safeguard the territory, security and civilian population of the region.

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