The long list of US-funded Baluchistan-based organizations regularly link to op-eds and propaganda depicting violence in the province as one-sided and perpetuated by Pakistani forces alone
If Baluchistan were to become independent, would Pakistan be able to withstand another dismemberment—thirty-four years have passed since the secession of Bangladesh—and what effect would that have on regional stability?
Disrupting China’s economic lifelines to the rest of the world is an open objective of US policymakers. A paper published in 2006 by the Strategic Studies Institute titled, “String of Pearls: Meeting the Challenge of China’s Rising Power across the Asian Littoral.”
@AmrullahSaleh2 Creating violence in Baluchistan, Pakistan thus serves to not only mire Chinese ambitions across Asia, it assists Washington’s long-standing objective to encircle Iran with hostile state and non-state actors ahead of eventual regime change operations against Tehran.
NO. You are twisting our narrative. We want peace today. What type of a human conscious will stand against peace ? The Taliban take their mandate from foreign networks and their headquarters is also in Pak. We need to refresh our mandate - to have a platform to negotiate. Simple.
Creating violence in Baluchistan, Pakistan thus serves to not only mire Chinese ambitions across Asia, it assists Washington’s long-standing objective to encircle Iran with hostile state and non-state actors ahead of eventual regime change operations against Tehran.
I think with the inclusion of Pakistan army, the ISIS, Pakistan, US, Afghanistan and NATO armies Jihad against Russia has started, and it may possibly invite nuclear war, in which Pakistan and Afghanistan will experience irreparable destruction.
@DrOmarZakhilwal In 2012, US army fired nuclear missiles in Afghanistan four times, why your government, war criminals, warlords, so-called jihadists and civil society didn;t react? I think this is a criminal negligence.