On September 22, a militant organization identified as the Karima Armed Assault Division (KAAD) conducted an armed attack against a three-vehicle Quick Response Force (QRF) convoy in the Turbat region of Balochistan, Pakistan. The group claims this operation was carried out by its first all-female combat unit.

Evidence of the attack was provided via first-person video footage released by the militants, showing individuals armed with rifles firing upon the military vehicles. According to reports based on this footage, the engagement resulted in the deaths of nine Pakistani soldiers.

While the KAAD has publicized the event as a successful mission, there has been no immediate official confirmation or detailed casualty report released by the Pakistani military or government authorities regarding the specific number of fatalities or the status of the soldiers involved. The region of Balochistan has long been the site of a low-level insurgency, with various separatist groups frequently targeting security forces. The emergence of a unit specifically identified as an all-female combat division marks a notable development in the tactics reported by these militant groups in the area.