Commander

[Brahag Baloch @BrahagBa]

بلوچ یکجہتی کمیٹی کے رہنماؤں، ڈاکٹر مہرنگ بلوچ اور صبغت اللہ، کو غیر منصفانہ ٹرائل کے ذریعے سنائی گئی عمر قید کی سزاؤں کے خلاف اسکاٹلینڈ کے شہر گلاسگو میں پاکستانی قونصل خانے کے سامنے بلوچ ایکٹوسٹس کی جانب سے منعقدہ احتجاج میں فہد بلوچ خطاب کر رہے ہیں۔

[Padrand @padrand_O]

ریاست خوامخواہ ہم پر تشدد کرتی ہے پھر ہم پر مقدمہ بھی خود کرتے ہیں کہ ہم نے امن خراب کیا اصل میں امن خراب کرنے والا ریاست خود ہے ہم دہشتگرد نہیں دہشتگرد یہ خود ہیں ان کے ادارے ہیں انہوں نے امن کو خراب کیا ہوا ہے۔
نادیہ بلوچ ( بہن مہرنگ بلوچ)
#ReleaseBYCLeaders
#DrMahrangBaloch

[Omar Baloch @OmarBaloch___]

Baloch activists’ protest outside the Pakistani Consulate in Glasgow, Scotland, condemning Pakistan’s unjust life sentences imposed on Mahrang Baloch and Sibghatullah.

#Baloch #Scotlan #Balochistan #RelaeseBYSLedaers

[Yal @yalsarmachaar]

We have reviewed your suggestion, and frankly, it reflects a complete lack of understanding of our national symbols. The map you referenced is incorrect and has already been dismissed. As for placing the red on top, that proposal is misguided and shows no respect for the historical and moral foundations of our flag.

Trying to alter the national flag in such a careless manner is very immature, childesh, irresponsible and very wrong. Whoever pushed the idea of putting the red on top should immediately retract that position and step back. It is not only incorrect, it is embarrassingly uninformed.

Until the parliament officially decides otherwise, we will continue to use the Original National Flag of Baluchistan, and no reckless emotional suggestion will change that.

[Hyrbyair Marri @hyrbyair_marri]

Pakistan has repeatedly carried out unprovoked airstrikes and drone attacks against Afghan civilians, flagrantly violating international laws. The international community’s silence in the face of Pakistan’s repeated onslaught on both Afghanistan and Balochistan amounts to complicity. This inaction has effectively given Pakistan a free hand to continue disregarding the sanctity of International conventions and the rights of both the Afghan and Baloch peoples.
If the world had not remained silent when Pakistan occupied Afghan territories under the so-called Durand Line, a forced dismemberment of Afghanistan and Balochistan by the British Empire had not been perpetrated, the situation would have been different today the region would not be facing today's geopolitical catastrophe
The Afghan people and their historians argue that Abdul Rahman Khan never consented to and did not sign this agreement. The Afghan nation has consistently rejected its validity over the past century through multiple collective decisions of the grand council (Loya Jirga). Yet, Pakistan persists in claiming Afghanistan as its so-called “fifth province.”
Additionally, Pakistan has illegally and forcibly occupied Balochistan, where it continues to commit war crimes against the Baloch people. Afghanistan and Balochistan must unite in resistance against Pakistan’s aggression and its territorial violations of their homelands.
Throughout history, the Baloch and Afghan peoples have stood together against foreign invaders. For example, the Baloch put up a stiff resistance and hindered the British from attacking Afghanistan through the Bolan Pass in Balochistan, which led to the British assault on multiple Baloch cities and tribes and on Kalat Fort which resulted in the martyrdom of Baloch ruler Khan Mehrab Khan and heavy losses on both sides, British and the defenders of Balochistan.
The Baloch have a proud history of resistance. In 1709 Baloch warriors rose up and stood shoulder to shoulder in support of Mirwais Khan Hotak in his struggle for independence from the Persian Safavids. The Baloch played a decisive role in at least three significant battles that turned the tables and led to the defeat of the Persians, including the Battle of Gulnabad, the Siege of Isfahan in 1702, and the Battle of Khabis, where the Baloch, using hit-and-run tactics, wore down the Persians and broke their morale. Subsequently, the Persians surrendered to Afghan aspirations.
It is time for the Afghan and Baloch peoples to once again unite in resistance against the Punjabi hegemony over Balochistan and Afghanistan. Together, we must defeat Pakistan’s ambitions to occupy either Afghanistan or Balochistan.
A free Balochistan will have no reason to quarrel with its neighbours, especially Afghanistan and India. After India and Pakistan's recent conflict in May 2025, Pakistan closed its airspace to Indian international flights (which is mostly Balochistan's airspace), causing almost a billion dollars in losses in the past ten months. A free Balochistan will not close its airspace to its neighbours just for the sake of being a bully. The Baloch will not permit Pakistan to use their airspace or land to launch attacks against their neighbouring nation, Afghanistan.
Once Balochistan becomes independent, Punjab will be landlocked and will have no choice but to rejoin its motherland, India. Currently, the Punjabi army survives by exploiting Balochistan’s stolen resources and trying to deceive international investors by showcasing these resources as their own.
Recently, the OIC, Arab and Muslim governments have condemned remarks made by the US Ambassador to Israel who suggested 'Israel would be justified in taking over a vast stretch of the Middle East on Biblical grounds'. But surprisingly, the OIC and these Muslim states remain hypocritically silent about the occupation of Balochistan and Kurdistan and forced mass displacement and killings of these two nations by Iran, Pakistan, Turkey, Syria and Iraq

[Nobat Marri Baluch @nobatmarri]

Secretary Rubio,

Balochistan is rich in critical minerals, but it is important to recognize the historical and political context. We, the Baloch people, view Pakistan’s 1948 annexation of Balochistan as an occupation, and since that time Pakistan has continuously committed serious violations against the Baloch nation, including enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, and the torture of Baloch youth.

If the United States is serious about stability, transparency, and long-term strategic partnerships, it should engage directly with the legitimate representatives of the Baloch nation rather than strengthening an occupying power. Sustainable development cannot occur under coercion.

Thank you for your attention.

[Nobat Marri Baluch @nobatmarri]

The marginalisation of Balochistan in international discourse reflects selective attention, not evidentiary gaps. Western actors, including the United Kingdom, alongside multilateral bodies such as the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, have largely aligned, implicitly or through inaction, with Pakistan’s efforts to keep the occupied Balochistan crisis off the agenda of multilateral forums, including the United Nations. This persists despite extensive and credible documentation of abuses by the Pakistan Army in occupied Balochistan, including enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, and mass graves. International attention tends to intensify only during episodes of escalated violence, producing a reactive rather than preventive policy posture. This asymmetry distorts policy formulation and undermines preventive diplomacy. Corrective engagement, through sustained media scrutiny, independent investigations, and principled diplomatic action, would advance not only human rights obligations but also the credibility of institutions committed to a rules-based international order. #UN

[Humgaam News @Humgaam_News]

13 نومبر یوم شہدائے بلوچستان
#LegacyOfBalochMartyrs
#13NovForOurHeroes

[ھاشم @HashomRegi]

بلوچستان پر است از گنج
اما وارثان اصلی آن اینگونہ زندگی میکنند!!!
ذخائر و معادن بلوچستان در شکم اشغالگران گجر و پنجابی است!!!
آجو بات بلوچستان
💚❤️💙

[Maria Jones @mariajones0j]

EGREGIOUS!!
Is this what “asking for justice” looks like in Pakistan?

Police dragging... beating peaceful Baloch protesters with batons demanding only the return of their disappeared family members.

#EndEnforcedDisappearances #Balochistan
@ICRC_AsiaPac @fidh_en @EleMongelli 1/

[Emma Florez 🌷 @erinflorez01]

This is what 🇵🇰 calls a terrorist.

[BAAM @OfficialsBaam]

#ZehriUnderSiege

The Zehri area of Balochistan is under a full military siege, a complete curfew has been imposed and the residents are being subjected to collective punishment: Baloch Diaspora

Vedio Credit: @MurtazaViews

[Nobat Marri Baluch @nobatmarri]

The brutal killing of Baloch women and children by the Pakistani Army in Zehri, occupied Balochistan, is a stain on humanity and a slap in the face of Pakistan’s so-called media. The silence of the world, and the complicity of Pakistani courts, media, and establishment, exposes a system built to suppress and erase the Baloch people.

How long will the world remain silent on these crimes? #FreeBalochistan #HumanRights #BalochGenocide #ARYNews #FreeBalochistan #Afghanistan

[BAAM @OfficialsBaam]

#ZehriUnderSiege

Today, 19th October 2025, members of the Baloch diaspora community gathered outside 10 Downing Street in London to protest the ongoing state atrocities in Zehri and across Balochistan, where they expressed their views and raised their voices against oppression.

[Commander @Delawarbaloch]

@azaad_urdu @safinakhan پہلے تم اپنی اصلاح کر لو پہر آکر بلوچ سے سوال کریں، آئی ایس آئی سے کیا ملتی ہے، بغیر دوپٹہ میں آکر جھوٹ بولتی ہو، قیامت کے دن اللہ پاک کو کیا جواب دوگے، اللہ پاک تم کو ھدایت دے

[Commander @Delawarbaloch]

@BaluchShoresh مستریں بلنڈر ڈاکٹر الله نزرا کُتگ که وتی دژمنا چے کُمّک لوٹیت او پدا گُشیت که ایران بلوچ پناه گزینا کُمّک بِد اَنت

[Yal @yalsarmachaar]

A Texan in Baluchistan spotted the proud flag of #Baluchistan waving high at the very top of the peak!