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Khwaja Asif also claimed that the so-called leadership of separatists group is based in Afghanistan, bordering Balochistan, and said, "they receive support from there." 
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Balochistan's separatist crisis explodes with deadly BLA attacks killing dozens, while Defence Minister Khwaja Asif shocks the nation by admitting Pakistan "can't handle" the vast insurgency, thanks to rebels' high-tech weapons outgunning security forces, is Pakistan on a verge of loosing its mineral jackpot?  
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The BLA further alleged that more than 200 members of the Pakistan Army, police, and Frontier Corps were killed in the offensive, and that at least 17 people were taken captive.
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Balochistan's recent BLA 'Operation Herof 2.0' attacks killed dozens across districts like Quetta and Gwadar, reviving a 1948 insurgency born from Kalat's forced accession. 
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Rights groups and lawyers warn of enforced disappearances of Baloch women in Pakistan, demanding accountability and justic
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The Balochistan Liberation Front claimed responsibility for two separate attacks in which six Pakistani soldiers were allegedly killed.
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A rare honour, a symbolic choice and a message that reaches far beyond ceremony.
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Residents argue the shortage is not an accident. Several community groups claim the cuts are part of a pattern in which Gilgit-Baltistan, already denied political rights, is also denied timely access to essentials.
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Two Baloch civilians were killed and one abducted by Pakistani forces, according to rights group Paank, which accused Pakistan of ongoing extrajudicial killings and urged global intervention in Balochistan’s human rights crisis.
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A young woman identified as Nazia Shafi reportedly died after being abducted and brutally tortured along with her mother by security forces in Panjgur.
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Families of missing persons have once again taken to the streets, demanding justice and accountability from Pakistan's powerful military establishment.  
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The country’s leaders balance diplomacy, defence deals and investments while risking national sovereignty.
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Pakistan’s embattled military leadership has devised a controversial new strategy in Balochistan, exposing both its military weakness and deepening reliance on extremist groups. 
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The Republic of Balochistan has long waged a struggle for independence from Pakistan. Its leaders openly appeal for support from India, which has never officially intervened.
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Amid rising tensions in Balochistan, the provincial government has extended its ban on public gatherings after a series of coordinated attacks by the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA). The move comes as security forces remain on high alert across the region.
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The body of Usman Maqbool, who was allegedly abducted from Turbat on August 24, was reportedly found in the Pidrak area on the morning of August 26. 
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As debates over restructuring Pakistan gain momentum, proposals to divide the country into 12 provinces spark public discussion, political analysis, and visible support in Balochistan.
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Mahrang Baloch warned that state cannot survive by going against the people of the nation and called Pakistan a 'failed state'. 
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On Pakistan’s Independence Day, PoK erupted in anti-army slogans while Balochistan saw protests with black flags.






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