A military armed clash in Pakistan again blocked the Rimdan Pass in Sistan and Balochistan province on 22 October 1405. Following this ground attack, Rimdan Bazaar in Pakistan was the target of a ground attack and several cars were burnt.

A military armed clash in Pakistan again blocked the Rimdan Pass in Sistan and Balochistan province on 22 October 1405. Following this ground attack, Rimdan Bazaar in Pakistan was the target of a ground attack and several cars were burnt.

As of the publication of this video, the official report of possible casualties in this collision has not been released. Local media attributed the attacks to armed groups opposed to the Pakistani government. Published reports pointed to the Balochistan Liberation Front in this ground offensive. This Baloch armed militant group is said to be opposed to the government of Pakistan. It was announced that its forces launched a ground attack on the port of Gwadar and also the customs building of the Rimdan border crossing during an operation called "Diamond".

"Balochistan Liberation Front" is a Baloch nationalist group fighting against the government of Pakistan.

Before that, the Rimdan border was opened to Iranian trucks on March 29. This border post was unilaterally closed by the Pakistani side a few days ago. Rimdan is considered one of Iran's strategic import and export crossings, connecting the port of Chabahar to the port of Gwadar in Pakistan.