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Can the establishment maintain a 4 front war with TTP, BLA, PTI and Baluchistan Activist? Could this cause a Civil War in Pakistan?

yeah, they sense that Pak Army focus has shifted eastwards and they ware fully using it create chaos
Look at some Pakistan people's hypocrisy. Talking about Kashmir but silent when comes to Balochistan. :kp
 
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When the country is under attack from a foreign aggressive neighbor i.e. India, all political considerations and factions should be put aside and everyone living and breathing in Pakistan should unite as one.
 
When the country is under attack from a foreign aggressive neighbor i.e. India, all political considerations and factions should be put aside and everyone living and breathing in Pakistan should unite as one.
LOL they want to seperate from Pakistan and create their own country Balochistan.
 
Mahrang Baloch acts as terrorist proxy: DG ISPR

Director General Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR) Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said that Mahrang Baloch is a proxy for terrorists, asking the media outlets to expose her and Baloch Yakjehti Committee’s (BYC) sinister face.

Addressing a presser alongside Balochistan Interior Secretary Aftab Durrani on Friday, the DG ISPR said that following the barbaric Jaffar Express attack in March, Mahrang demanded the bodies of terrorists.

Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said that Baloch Yakjehti Committee lacks the support of the Baloch people, adding that it hardly gathers 25 supporters during protests.

The DG ISPR said that the public recognises their involvement in killing children and martyring civilians.

“The conflict is not a Baloch struggle but rather a proxy war driven by India, targeting innocent children and civilians. The Baloch are our brothers and a piece of our heart,” he added.

The DG ISPR said that India’s desire for regional dominance fuels the terrorism in Pakistan.


 

Military has no interest in engaging with political parties: DG ISPR​


Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General Lt General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry has said the military has no interest in engaging with political parties and should not be dragged into politics.

In an interview with the BBC Urdu, the military spokesperson reiterated that the institution has consistently maintained that politics is the domain of elected representatives.

“The army has always been clear that politics is the job of politicians. Whichever party is in power represents the state at that time,” he said.

He said baseless rumours and assumptions were often spread against the military for political objectives. “When the Marka-e-Haq arrives, has the army not fulfilled its responsibilities? Has the nation ever felt the absence of the army?” he asked.

DG ISPR emphasised that the army remains focused on its professional responsibilities, and its allegiance lies with the people of Pakistan, the country’s territorial integrity, sovereignty, and their protection.

He also noted that the military has acted in accordance with the directives of elected governments — both at the federal and provincial levels — on several occasions.

Read More: Only state can declare jihad, not individuals or groups: DG ISPR

Commenting on the situation in Balochistan, DG ISPR rejected the narrative that the people of the province are distanced from the military, terming it an Indian propaganda.

“We are the people’s army. Balochistan is part of Pakistan, and there is no separation between the two — it is the crown of our nation,” he said.

Lt Gen Chaudhry added that both federal and provincial governments are working across various sectors to improve the welfare and prosperity of the people of Balochistan.

Source: The Express Tribune
 
Where was BLA last few weeks? I guess Iran was little preoccupied.

Next time, maybe Pakistan should send in the troops and take over Sistan province and end the insurgency once and for all.
 
A Pakistan Army Aviation Corps Eurocopter AS-550C-3 Fennec helicopter, reportedly engaged in operations targeting TTP militants, has been shot down by Pashtun fighters in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Is this true @The Bald Eagle @BouncerGuy ?
 
After Pak Army Chief Munir's visit, US designates Baloch Liberation Army as Foreign Terrorist Organisation

The United States Department of State on Monday (August 11) announced that it has designated Pakistan-based Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and its armed wing, The Majeed Brigade, as a Foreign Terrorist Organisations (FTOs).

The statement said the State Department is designating BLA and its alias, The Majeed Brigade, as a Foreign Terrorist Organisation (FTO), and adding the Majeed Brigade as an alias to BLA’s Specially Designated Global Terrorist (SDGT) designation from 2019.

The move comes shortly after Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Asim Munir, visited Washington DC and threatened to wipe out half the world with nuclear weapons.

The US State Department said that in 2024, BLA claimed responsibility for suicide attacks near Karachi airport and the Gwadar Port Authority Complex.

In 2025, the group came into the limelight once more for orchestrating the hijacking of the Jaffar Express train travelling from Quetta to Peshawar in March, which resulted in the deaths of 31 civilians and security personnel, and over 300 passengers being taken hostage.

“Terrorist designations play a critical role in our fight against this scourge and are an effective way to curtail support for terrorist activities,” the State Department said.

The action, it said, “demonstrates the Trump administration’s commitment to countering terrorism”.

Despite such lofty statements, the US administration under President Donald Trump, continues to build closer ties with Pakistan, which has not only been on and off the Financial Action Task Force’s (FATF) grey list, but is also known to have given shelter to the likes of Osama Bin Laden and Hafiz Saeed.

In fact, the warming ties between Washington and Islamabad, as well as Field Marshal Munir’s second visit to the US in as many months, come despite Pakistan Army’s overt support to terrorists behind the globally condemned Pahalgam terror attack. Pictures of Pakistan Army personnel attending the funerals of terrorists killed in Operation Sindoor had earlier gone viral.

Also notable is that the new designation to BLA, which Pakistan claims (without evidence) is an India-backed group, gives the powerful military man, Field Marshal Munir, a much-needed diplomatic win.

He, and Pakistan, had been embarrassed on the global stage when Pakistani politicians defended the TRF after it was designated a terrorist organisation. The humiliation was only compounded when India presented proof that multiple Pakistan Air Force fighter jets had been downed during Operation Sindoor.

In light of these events, a crucial question remains: Does the Trump administration truly have a “commitment to countering terrorism” or only a relationship of convenience with the issue?

 
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