Why use a precious life of our youth where a cheap IED would suffice?
Are you in unlimited supply of youth to waste like this? Honestly, what BLA is doing with act like these stinks of grand conspiracy against the movement to rid it of young, motivated and brave Baloch youth
An interesting question raised by a Baloch activist.
Baloch insurgency began in the tribal regions of Dera Bugti and Kohlu, and later spread to non-tribal areas. So why does the intensity of the insurgency remain low there? Is it due to shifting geopolitical interests?
@deepstu77 Conclusion (which I thought was already clear): Pakistani security apparatus wants to have a “controlled problem” in Balochistan. Not genuine enough to cause them real trouble, but also not weak to the extent they can’t justify their presence, control and heavy corruption there
This may very well be the one “wrong move” from Pakistani state that might end up exposing their otherwise so far foolproof plan of letting “easily controllable nobodies” take center stage trying to overshadow real stakeholders in Balochistan
An interesting turn of events as BNA distances itself from last week's killing of Pakistani nationals in Mehrestan. This article (linked below) presents various hypotheses. A must-read to understand who could be behind it and why.
https://t.co/u86M5cEouI
Why blame Azad? Well that would mean “two bird with one stone” wouldn’t it?
1. Make Iran unsafe for the genuine guys
2. Make Iran go after Azad and not touch the “infiltrated main group”, the Jafar express guys
Why do it in Iran? Because they don’t want it to become a safe plan for the “real stakeholders”, specially after change of situation in Afghanistan.
Why don’t do it through the same guys as Jafar express? Well that would make it super obvious wouldn’t it?
For now, I want you to read this. Something similar is happening in Balochistan right now!
EU's Borrell says Israel financed creation of Gaza rulers Hamas https://t.co/BXYmQ9X2Y1
I often come across the narrative on how the Baloch movement and its leadership has moved from "Tribals to educated Baloch", a narrative that depicts tribal people as inherently uneducated and not ideological supporters of the movement. However, in contrast, figures such as Nawab Bugti, Nawab Marri, Sardar Mengal, Gul Khan Naseer, and Balach Marri along with many of their tribal peers, were all well-educated.
A more accurate narrative would be that the movement has expanded from being driven by a few focused tribes to a broader involvement of many more tribals and non-tribals, with individuals taking initiative.
They came crawling on their knees for a few footballers in Dera and you are telling me they wouldn’t come begging for 200+ army personnel?
Even if they made their mind to let them die, it doesn’t seem like it actually happened. Very suspicious
This statement is very fishy. Fidayeen or not, Why sacrifice your own fighters for executing already captured enemy personnel?
Also if you claim you executed all of them where is the proof? It must be very easy to share a picture or a video no?
As said before, it started so well and could have been a very successful exchange of prisoners.
If Falestinis could keep the hostages for so long in a literally sieged off territory you couldn’t do it for few days in huge Balochistan and unreachable mountains?
I mean what do you mean “jang ab bhi kayi mahazon par jari hai”. Do you have the enemy personnel still in custody or you have “taken care of them” or let them go, or what is the status?