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 The armed men stopped several buses, trucks and vans and shot people after checking their ethnicity in Musakhail in Baluchistan province on August 26. 

Gunmen Shoot Dead 23 People in Baluchistan; Punjabis Identified, Shot Dead

The armed men stopped several buses, trucks and vans and shot people after checking their ethnicity in Musakhail in Baluchistan province on August 26.

At least 23 people were killed and five injured after they were forced out of their vehicles and shot by gunmen in southwest Pakistan. The armed men stopped several buses, trucks and vans and shot people after checking their ethnicity in Musakhail in Baluchistan province on August 26. They also set 10 vehicles on fire. Officials said vehicles travelling to and from Punjab were inspected, and individuals from Punjab were identified and shot. The separatists in Baluchistan have often killed workers and others from the country's eastern Punjab region as part of a campaign to force them to leave the province.

Six Pakistan Army officials, including two majors, were killed in a helicopter crash in southwestern Balochistan province, the military said on Monday, the second such incident after another military helicopter crashed in the same province last month.
The crash occurred near Khost in the Harnai district of the province on Sunday night during a flying mission, it said.
All the "six personnel on board, including 2 pilots" were killed in the crash, the Army said.
No reason for the crash was given.
The accident comes more than a month after a similar incident occurred in Balochistan on August 1 when a Pakistan Army helicopter crashed, killing all six personnel, including a Lieutenant General, on board.
The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the media wing of the Pakistani military, said on Monday that 39-year-old Major Khurram Shahzad (pilot) and 30-year-old Major Muhammad Muneeb Afzal (pilot) were among those killed in the crash.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said he was deeply grieved and prayed for the deceased and their family members.
He said the entire nation shared the grief of the bereaved.
Former prime minister Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party leader Fawad Chaudhry said helicopter flying was getting dangerous in the country, adding that it required “engineering evaluation”.
“Too many crashes […] rest in peace bravehearts. All were too young to die,” he said. 

2nd army helicopter crash in Baluchistan: 2 Pakistan army officers among 6 dead

The crash occurred near Khost in the Harnai district of the province on Sunday night during a flying mission, it said.

Six Pakistan Army officials, including two majors, were killed in a helicopter crash in southwestern Balochistan province, the military said on Monday, the second such incident after another military helicopter crashed in the same province last month.
The crash occurred near Khost in the Harnai district of the province on Sunday night during a flying mission, it said.
All the "six personnel on board, including 2 pilots" were killed in the crash, the Army said.
No reason for the crash was given.
The accident comes more than a month after a similar incident occurred in Balochistan on August 1 when a Pakistan Army helicopter crashed, killing all six personnel, including a Lieutenant General, on board.
The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the media wing of the Pakistani military, said on Monday that 39-year-old Major Khurram Shahzad (pilot) and 30-year-old Major Muhammad Muneeb Afzal (pilot) were among those killed in the crash.
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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said he was deeply grieved and prayed for the deceased and their family members.
He said the entire nation shared the grief of the bereaved.
Former prime minister Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party leader Fawad Chaudhry said helicopter flying was getting dangerous in the country, adding that it required &ldquo;engineering evaluation&rdquo;.
&ldquo;Too many crashes [&hellip;] rest in peace bravehearts. All were too young to die,&rdquo; he said.&nbsp;

Pak: 14, including 7 soldiers, killed in oil convoy ambush

Militants ambushed a convoy of oil and gas workers escorted by paramilitary troops in Pakistan&rsquo;s restive&nbsp;province of Baluchistan, killing 14 people, including 7 soldiers

Militants ambushed a convoy of oil and gas workers escorted by paramilitary troops in Pakistan&rsquo;s restive&nbsp;province of Baluchistan, killing 14 people, including 7 soldiers. The attack was carried out on Thursday on the state-run Oil &amp; Gas Development Company Ltd workers in Gwadar district. The Pakistan Army confirmed that the militants had also sustained heavy losses in the exchange of fire and seven soldiers and seven private security guards were killed in the attack. It said that the attack was pre-planned and the militants had prior information about the convoy going to Karachi.

Karachi, PTI: Militants ambushed a convoy of oil and gas workers escorted by paramilitary troops in Pakistan&rsquo;s restive southwestern province of Baluchistan, killing 14 people, including 7 soldiers.
The attack was carried out on Thursday on the state-run Oil &amp; Gas Development Company Ltd (OGDCL) workers in Ormara town in Gwadar district.
The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the media wing of the Pakistan Army, confirmed that the militants had also sustained heavy losses in the exchange of fire and seven Frontier Corps (FC) soldiers and seven private security guards were killed in the attack.
"The terrorists attacked the convoy from the mountains near Ormara on the Balochistan-Hub-Karachi coastal highway and heavy exchange of fire took place. The convoy was returning to Karachi from Gwadar,&rdquo; a top police official in Gwadar said.
He said it was a planned attack and the militants had prior information about the convoy going to Karachi.
"They were waiting for the convoy. Despite the FC and security guards losing their lives, the other FC personnel managed to safely get the convoy away from the spot near Oramara,&rdquo; the official said.
Gwadar port is the focal point of the USD 60 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) development projects and a number of officials of the state-owned institutions and foreigners work at the port city under heavy security cover.
The ISPR, without giving the exact numbers, said a &ldquo;large&rdquo; number of terrorists had attacked the convoy.
"Security forces responded effectively, ensured security of the OGDCL persons and managed their safe exit from the area," it said in a statement, adding that "substantial losses were also incurred to the terrorists" during the exchange of fire.
According to the ISPR, the security forces have cordoned off the entire area and a search was underway for the militants involved in the attack.
No banned separatist or terrorist outfit or group has claimed responsibility for the attack.

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