Unlike Fake Indian Surgical Strikes Pakistani Operations Have Zero Drama But Confirm Terrorist Kills

[Taimoor Khan]

Head of the snake:

And near miss?

 

[Shahzaz ud din]

Baloch separatist wanted for Chinese consulate attack killed in Afghanistan

Aslam Baloch and five Balochistan Liberation Army militants killed by a suicide bomber in Kandahar

Damaged vehicles at the Chinese consulate in Karachi after a militant attack on November 23, 2018. AP Photo

A Baloch separatist militant wanted for November's attack on China’s consulate in Karachi was killed in a suicide bombing in southern Afghanistan this week.

Aslam Baloch, a founder of the Balochistan Liberation Army who survived other attempts on his life in Pakistan, died in the blast in Kandahar on Tuesday along with five other senior members of the militant group.

Baloch’s killing “is very good for peace in Pakistan, particularly Balochistan”, a security official told The National.

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack, which was carried out by a suicide bomber who entered the house where the militants were staying. The militia is one of several groups fighting the government in a resurgence of the separatist violence that began in 2003.

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Balochistan, the south-western province bordering Afghanistan and Iran, has experienced several insurgencies since Pakistan gained independence from Britain in 1947.

Pakistan accuses Afghanistan and India of supporting and sheltering the insurgents, who in recent years attacked Chinese targets to protest against Beijing-backed infrastructure projects in the province.

The deaths of the militants in Kandahar adds credibility to the claims that Baloch militants use Afghanistan as a base, said Michael Kugelman, deputy director of the Asia programme at the Woodrow Wilson Centre think tank.

But there are many lawless areas in Afghanistan where militants can find sanctuary without state support.

“Just because a Baloch militant commander is revealed to be in Afghanistan does not prove that he is an asset of the state and receiving all the support that comes with such a status,” Mr Kugelman said. “But it does certainly amplify the possibility of state support from Afghanistan.”

Baloch fighters have long used Afghanistan as a refuge but this could change if the US goes through with reported plans to start withdrawing its troops from the country, said Malik Siraj Akbar, a Baloch journalist in Washington.

“In the 1970s and ’80s, Pakistan used the Afghan mujahideen to harass and chase the Balochs, but this time it seems Pakistan hunted him down with the help of its Taliban proxies,” Mr Akbar said.

He said a US troop withdrawal would give the Taliban, ISIS and Pakistan greater influence in Afghanistan and “bring a lot of destruction for the Baloch fighters as their safe spaces will most likely be eliminated for good”.

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Mr Akbar said he spoke to Baloch last week. The militant threatened more attacks against Chinese targets unless it pulled out of Balochistan, where it is building a China-Pakistan Economic Corridor.

The corridor is part of China’s One Belt, One Road initiative to expand its global influence through development of trade-related infrastructure. Beijing is investing almost $56 billion (Dh205.6bn) in Pakistan’s faltering economy through projects for the economic corridor from Xinjiang province to the deep-sea port it is building in the Baloch city of Gwadar.

The consulate attack last month and the bombing of a bus carrying Chinese workers in Balochistan in August were carried out by a group of suicide attackers called the Majeed Brigade, which was formed by Baloch.

Lijian Zhao, deputy chief of mission at the Chinese embassy at Islamabad, welcomed news of the militant leader’s death.

“This is a good development for security and peace in the province,” he told The National. “Balochistan needs development and the terrorists have been against this.”

But Akram Dashti, a Baloch senator, doubted it would bring about any change.

“No killing will bring peace and prosperity in Balochistan,” Mr Dashti said. “The issue of Balochistan needs negotiations and a political settlement.”

Updated: December 28, 2018 08:44 AM

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“In the 1970s and ’80s, Pakistan used the Afghan mujahideen to harass and chase the Balochs, but this time it seems Pakistan hunted him down with the help of its Taliban proxies,” Mr Akbar said.

He said a US troop withdrawal would give the Taliban, ISIS and Pakistan greater influence in Afghanistan and “bring a lot of destruction for the Baloch fighters as their safe spaces will most likely be eliminated for good”.

Notice how western assets like this separatist sympathiser who is being interviewed for this article here slip "ISIS" into any narrative of their choosing. The mere inclusion of ISIS in this list of benefactors from a US withdrawal immediately aligns Pakistan with ISIS in any final assessment by the article's readership.

This creates a false narrative in which Pakistan and ISIS complement one another, whether by design or by accident. Such "synchronisation" rapidly evolves into "cooperation" and an outright "alliance".

The preconditioning groundwork is laid in such interviews, such that a rapid sequence of further well timed articles or interviews with "analysts" or think tank statements could quickly escalate this nascent germinating seed into a fully sprouted myth of some alliance between Pakistan and ISIS should the need for such a myth ever arise.

This is how certain nations conduct a very subtle information war. They will keep certain doors ajar right up until the precise minute they need to break that door down and burst into the room.

We have seen USA use this approach to create accelerated evolution narratives for cassus belli against Iraq, Iran, Syria, Libya, Turkey and others in years gone by.

They are keeping this "ISIS" trick on a slow quiet boil and up their sleeve to use against Pakistan if ever needed.

It is no surprise that many logical individuals hold that ISIS never really existed except in the minds of some clever CIA senior planners, and that any idiots who decided to "join ISIS" were simply experiencing a grand group hallucination, donning this laughable black garb and chanting about beheading infidels under some delusional warped fantasy that became a self-perpetuating machine.

ISIS or the concept of ISIS might just be the best weapon the CIA ever created.

 

[AgNoStiC MuSliM]

The deaths of the militants in Kandahar adds credibility to the claims that Baloch militants use Afghanistan as a base, said Michael Kugelman, deputy director of the Asia programme at the Woodrow Wilson Centre think tank.

We have Karzai (then President) and senior US officials discussing the presence of Brahamdegh Bugti and other terrorists in Afghanistan under State protection (per Wikileaks) and for Kugelman THIS incident is what ‘adds credibility to the claims that Baloch militants use Afghanistan as a base’?

 

[Shahzaz ud din]

QUETTA-Nawabzada Balach Marri, the Baloch guerilla commander was killed along with some of his colleagues in a military assault in an undisclosed location, claimed the banned Baloch Liberation Army here on Wednesday.

His brother Nawabzada Gazain Marri who is under ground also confirmed the killing of his brother while talking to a group of newsmen on Wednesday night. Balach Marri, 44, has been commanding his resistance tribesmen in Kohlu for the last few years. He went to Afghanistan after the military drive in Tratani mountains of Kohlu district in which Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti was killed on August 26, 2006. Beeberg Baloch, the spokesman of the banned BLA first informed the newsmen through satellite phone from an unknown location in Quetta Press Club about the killing of Balach Marri in drive by security forces.

He said that he was unable to disclose the location of this attack and the exact number of his colleagues who died or were injured in the action. Nawabzada Gazain Marri, the former Provincial Minister and elder brother of Balach told a group of journalists that he also received the news of the killing of his brother and some of his fighters, but he was not informed about the location for security reasons.

A report claimed that Balach Marri was killed in Sarlath area, the no man’s land at Pak-Afghan border near Naushki district in an attack by Pakistani security forces.

However, another report claimed that Balach was travelling in a convoy of vehicles in Afghan province of Helmund which came under air attack of NATO forces suspecting his convoy of Taliban. But both reports could not be confirmed either on govt level or by his family members.

Balach Marri got elected as member of the Provincial Assembly while contesting from his home town Kohlu in absentia in 2002 elections.Due to murder cases alongwith his brothers, he obtained interim bail from Sindh High Court to take oath as MPA. He attended just two sessions before going underground after his interim bail was not confirmed by the court.He remained in Kohlu commanding the tribesmen and had frequently been travelling to Dera Bugti alongwith his hundreds of armed guards.He alongwith his companions shifted to mountains after military drive started in Dera Bugti and Kohlu in the wake of rocket attacks on President General Pervez Musharraf during his visit to Kohlu on December, 12, 2005. Later he and Nawabzada Brahamdgah Bugti, the grand son of Nawab Bugti shifted to neighbouring Afghanistan in the wake of killing of Baloch leader Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti.Nawabzada Balach Marri, the son of Baloch Marxist leader Nawab Khair Baksh Marri was the third among six brothers.

He was born in Quetta and got his schooling from St Francis school. He later went to Kabul alongwith his family in 1980s and then Moscow to get his Masters degree in Electronic Engineering.

Meanwhile, four persons including an Inspector of Intelligence Bureau and a police constable were killed while scores were injured in day-long rioting and violence in the provincial capital and other towns of Balochistan.

Police rounded up 30 persons in the provincial capital while incidents of firing, hand grenade attack, damage to private and public property and attacks were reported on various installations through out the province.

The City Nazim announced to close all schools, colleges and other educational institutions in Quetta on Thursday in the wake of tension prevailing in the province. The news of killing of Baloch guerilla commander Nawabzada Balach Marri in a military drive spread like jungle fire in the whole province.

The Baloch youth took to the streets and started throwing stones on the vehicles and damaging public property. Some of them opened fire in the air to create terror in the provincial capital.

A group of three people belonging to Punjabi speaking community was attacked by an armed group in Kalat street Hudda, injuring them seriously. They were rushed to hospital but all succumbed to their injuries. The names of the deceased are Liaquat Ali, an IB inspector, Munir Raza, a bank employee and Ishaq Awan, the owner of a bakery.

In another incident, a group of armed persons opened fire on a police mobile vehicle near Brewry police station, injuring five cops including two officers. Later one of the cop succumbed to his injuries in the hospital. The SHO Khalid Yousaf and ASI Nasir Ahmad of Brewry police station also were among the injured.Meanwhile, unknown motorcyclists threw a hand-grenade at a barber shop on Moti Ram Road that exploded with a heavy bang. However, nobody was injured in the attack as when the grenade was lobbed in the shop, the owner and workers jumped out of the shop.

The central office of Balochistan-Punjabi Etahad was also set ablaze by unknown persons that reduced all the office furniture and record to ashes. The enraged crowd in the evening damaged two vehicles and put an ambulance of Bolan Medical Complex on fire on main Brewry road.

The protesters in Sariab, Killi Qambarani and Subzal also damaged 4 vehicles and rickshaws by throwing stones. At a number of places in the provincial capital there was hide and seek between police and protesters. Police fired dozens of tear gas shells to disperse the crowd.Unknown persons also ransacked govt education office and damaged the vehicle parked there.

Two police constables received injuries in a bomb blast near WAPDA grid station on main Sariab road. The condition of both injured was out of danger. The reports from the interior of the province say that four bomb explosions took place in the town of Mastung creating terror.

The telephone system was damaged in the blast. However, nobody was injured in the blasts. Explosions also took place in Wadh and Machh towns, but caused no damage. Unknown persons also threw a hand grenade in the house of a govt employee Mohammad Suleman, a Punjabi speaking person in Machh town that landed in the courtyard of the house, but all the occupants of the house remained unhurt. The protesters attacked a bank in Khuzdar town and broke its window panes and also damaged a govt vehicle.

In Naushki, the people barged into a local office and burnt and ransacked it. Two persons were injured in a blast in Naushki. The reports of damaging the govt properties in Turbat and Panjgur were also received.

The local tribesmen blew up a rail track in Bolan area and two power pylons in Dera Bugti causing suspension of rail service and power supply. The people closed their shops in a number of towns and burnt tyres by closing the roads and highways.

Jun 23, 2018

Pakistani security agencies after us even outside #Balochistan; Today a vehicle of #BalochRefugees blown up at a service station in Spin Boldak, two afghan citizens, employees of the station were killed. While #Baloch refugees remain safe. #HumanRights #Afghanistan

TIMES NOW
@TimesNow
· Jun 6, 2017
Bugti refugees camp in Afghanistan has been attacked, 2 children among 3 were killed, 8 including women have been wounded




Pakistani Taliban Commander Reportedly Killed In Afghanistan
December 30, 2019

• RFE/RL

Afghan government officials met with refugees from Waziristan in the Gulan camp on December 4.

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A key commander of the Pakistani Taliban, known as Tehrik-e Taliban Pakistan (TTP), has been shot dead at a refugee camp in southeastern Afghanistan, a Pakistani security source and a tribal elder have told RFE/RL.

A security official in the South Waziristan tribal district, in northwestern Pakistan, who requested anonymity said Qari Saifullah Mehsud was killed in his residence in the Gulan refugee camp overnight on December 28-29.

Daud Mehsud, a tribal elder at the camp, told RFE/RL on December 30 that the two gunmen had been "guests" at the TTP commander's home for several days before they killed him and fled.

A provincial police spokesman, Haider Adil, confirmed a killing but did not confirm the identity of the victim. He said a "criminal" case had been launched.

Mehsud was buried in the Gurbaz district of Khost Province at around 3 p.m. local time on December 29, the tribal elder added.

The TTP has not issued any statement.

Qari Saifullah Mehsud had fled the Pakistani military offensive in North Waziristan in 2014.

He had worked as a TTP spokesman in Kurram tribal district as well.

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

Standing ovation for Markhors. You have killed and eaten enemies of Pakistan. We cannot see you - but please know the Nation has the utmost respect for your contribution to bring peace and security in Pakistan. Well done our unknown heroes - we see you not but we are thankful to you for being there.

But HE sees them, guides them, helps them,....

 

[graphican]

Nothing can be done unless Allah permits it.

 

[War Thunder]

Good bye to all terrorist a$$holes gone straight to hell !!

We don't know who went where or where we are gonna be ourselves. Let's try not to act god.
Even a prostitute who gave water to a dying dog went to heaven. So who are we to talk about these people we hardly know about?

Let's not use the same language of ignorance they use when they take out civilians and army men.

 

[TOPGUN]

We don't know who went where or where we are gonna be ourselves. Let's try not to act god.
Even a prostitute who gave water to a dying dog went to heaven. So who are we to talk about these people we hardly know about?

Let's not use the same language of ignorance they use when they take out civilians and army men.

A terrorist is a terrorist and after killed , they only place that scumbag is going is hell its common sense man whats wrong with you ? I used language of ignorance yet … to fight evil one must be ready for any thing !!