The deceased have been identified as Mustafa Noor, Samiullah, Rasaan Qadir, and Shahzaib. Their bodies were transported to a hospital in Rakni. The opposing group is described as a ‘state-backed death squad,’ a term used for pro-government militias allegedly operating under the protection of Pakistani military and intelligence agencies. No official statement has been released by Pakistani authorities regarding the incident.

In a separate event, heavy fighting occurred in the Spilinji area of Mastung district during a military operation by Pakistani forces. Large troop contingents entered the mountainous region late Thursday night, followed by intense gunfire and explosions. Casualties were reported on both sides, though the exact number of dead or wounded remains unknown. No Baloch armed group has claimed responsibility for the Spilinji clashes. These incidents highlight the ongoing conflict between nationalist groups and state forces in Balochistan.

The deceased individuals have been identified as Mustafa Noor, Samiullah, Rasaan Qadir, and Shahzaib. Their bodies were later transported to a hospital in Rakni. The opposing group is described as a ‘state-backed death squad,’ a term commonly used to refer to pro-government militias alleged to operate with the support of Pakistan’s military and intelligence agencies. Despite the seriousness of the incident, no official statement has been issued by Pakistani authorities.

Separately, heavy fighting was reported in the Spilinji area of Mastung district following a military operation by Pakistani forces. Large troop contingents entered the mountainous region late Thursday night, leading to intense gunfire and multiple explosions. Casualties were reported on both sides, and ambulances and reinforcements were seen entering the area. The precise number of dead or wounded remains unknown, and no Baloch armed group has claimed responsibility for the Spilinji clashes. The ongoing events highlight the persistent instability in Balochistan, where conflict between nationalist groups and state forces continues.