balochistan

After nurturing terror outfits in the name of Islam, Pakistan is blaming India for the consequences of its actions.

Baloch leaders denounced Pakistan’s mineral showcase in Washington, claiming the reserves come from occupied Balochistan. They urged the US to respect Baloch sovereignty, stressing these rare earth deposits are unlawfully seized by Pakistan’s military elite.

Baloch groups have been fighting against the discriminatory policies of Pakistan and the violence inflicted by its troops.

Barrick Mining is seeking $3.5 billion to set up a major copper-gold mine in Balochistan, Pakistan, from US and other G7 countries after Saudi Arabia refused to finance this project.

Mir Yar Baloch warns that US oil deals with Pakistan entrench illegal occupation of Balochistan, accusing Washington of ignoring nuclear threats by ‘Maulana’ Asim Munir and empowering a military establishment he calls a global terrorist force.

Balochistan’s vast resources and history of resistance face new uncertainty after the US designates BLA as terrorist and Trump signs oil deal with Pakistan, sparking fears of escalation in the volatile province.

Trump has been making loud promises, boastful claims, ‘Trump-eting’ his imaginary glories and peddling grandiose visions of MAGA to a world that is very well aware of the new multipolarity, especially in the Global South. Trump’s threats have not deterred China, Russia, and they won’t deter India either.