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The US, UK, and France have blocked Pakistan and China’s joint request to list the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and its suicide wing, the Majeed Brigade, under UN terror sanctions citing insufficient evidence.

US, UK, France block Pakistan-China bid at UN to sanction BLA

The US, UK, and France have blocked Pakistan and China&rsquo;s joint request to list the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and its suicide wing, the Majeed Brigade, under UN terror sanctions citing insufficient evidence.

The United States, the United Kingdom, and France have blocked a joint bid by Pakistan and China to designate the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and its suicide wing, the Majeed Brigade, under the UN 1267 terror sanctions regime.
The proposal was put on a technical hold, with the three countries citing insufficient evidence to link the groups to Al Qaeda and ISIL, according to the Economic Times.
Pakistan and China had submitted the joint request at the UN Security Council to classify the BLA and the Majeed Brigade as terrorist entities under the Council&rsquo;s 1267 Al Qaeda Sanctions Committee, PTI reported.
Pakistan&rsquo;s Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador Asim Iftikhar Ahmed, said on Wednesday that multiple terrorist groups, including ISIL-K, Al-Qaeda, Tehrik-e Taliban Pakistan, East Turkistan Islamic Movement, the BLA, and its Majeed Brigade, operate from Afghan sanctuaries, with over 60 terror camps serving as hubs for cross-border attacks.
&ldquo;Pakistan and China have jointly submitted to the 1267 Sanctions Committee a request to designate the BLA and Majeed Brigade. We hope the Council will act swiftly on this listing to curb their terrorist activities,&rdquo; Ahmed said during the UN Security Council meeting on the situation in Afghanistan.
Ahmed added that the Afghan Taliban authorities must meet their international counter-terrorism obligations. "Terrorism emanating from Afghanistan remains the gravest threat to Pakistan&rsquo;s national security,&rdquo; he said, PTI reported.
Pakistan currently serves as a non-permanent member of the 15-nation Security Council for the 2025-26 term, while China holds veto power as a permanent member.
Formed in 2011, the Majeed Brigade is reportedly a suicide squad of the BLA, targeting mainly security forces and Chinese interests in Pakistan, PTI noted.
The BLA was designated as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist (SDGT) by the US in 2019 after several attacks. Since then, the group has claimed responsibility for further attacks, including those by the Majeed Brigade, the US State Department had said.
Last month, the US officially designated the BLA and its Majeed Brigade as a Foreign Terrorist Organisation. The State Department also added the Majeed Brigade as an alias to the BLA&rsquo;s existing SDGT designation.

A bomb exploded in Balochistan's Jabbar Market, resulting in four deaths and 20 injuries. The explosion caused structural damage and fires, prompting urgent security responses and area lockdown.

Balochistan Market Bomb Blast - 4 Dead, 20 Injured

In Balochistan's Killa Abdullah district, a bomb explosion at Jabbar Market led to four fatalities and 20 injuries. Surrounding areas suffered damage, and security operations are underway after a brief gunfire exchange.

Car bomb hits Balochistan market, 4 dead

A bomb exploded at Jabbar Market in Balochistan, killing four and injuring 20. The blast caused fires and damage, leading to panic.

A bomb exploded near a market in Pakistan's restive Balochistan province, killing four people and injuring 20 others, according to a media report on Monday.
The blast occurred near Jabbar Market in Killa Abdullah district of Balochistan on Sunday, causing extensive damage to the building and triggering widespread panic.
Several shops collapsed, and fires erupted in multiple establishments following the explosion, The Express Tribune newspaper reported.
Killa Abdullah Deputy Commissioner Riaz Khan said four people were killed and 20 others injured in the explosion.
He said that the market was located adjacent to the rear wall of the Frontier Corps (FC) Fort. Following the explosion, a brief exchange of gunfire occurred between unidentified assailants and FC personnel.
Law enforcement officials sealed off the area and launched a comprehensive search and clearance operation.
The injured included a security guard of tribal elder Haji Faizullah Khan Ghabizai and several bystanders.
The blast came days after four Levies personnel lost their lives in a deadly gun attack by unidentified armed men on a check post in the Nal area of Khuzdar district.
Balochistan has been facing unrest for about two decades due to allegations by the local ethnic Baloch groups and parties that the federal government was exploiting the mineral wealth of the province.

The blast comes on the heels of attacks in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province and areas bordering Afghanistan.&nbsp;

Blast in Pakistan's Balochistan, 9 policemen killed

At least nine security personnel were killed and 13 others injured in a suicide attack on them in Pakistan's restive Balochistan province on Monday, police said.

The blast comes on the heels of attacks in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province and areas bordering Afghanistan.&nbsp;

At least nine security personnel were killed and 13 others injured in a suicide attack on them in Pakistan's restive Balochistan province on Monday, police said.
The blast near the truck of Balochistan Constabulary personnel occurred on the Kambri bridge on the Quetta-Sibi highway, the Express Tribune newspaper reported.
Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) of Kachhi, Mehmood Notezai, said that the preliminary evidence suggests it was a suicide attack.
However, the exact nature of the blast could be ascertained after investigations.
He said that a bomb disposal team reached the site of the incident and the area is being searched after the explosion.
At least nine personnel of the Balochistan Constabulary were killed and 13 were injured in the bomb attack in Bolan, Notezai said.
So far, no one has claimed responsibility for the attack.
As soon as the incident was reported, local administration and security forces reached the spot.
The Balochistan Constabulary (BC) personnel were returning from duty in Sibi Mela when they were targeted. The truck overturned due to the intensity of the explosion, the report said.
The bodies and injured personnel were shifted to Sibi district where they were provided medical aid. The condition of some of the injured is reportedly critical.
The BC is a department of the provincial police force that provides security at important events and in sensitive areas, including jails.
The blast comes on the heels of attacks in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province and areas bordering Afghanistan.&nbsp;

Pakistan: IED blast at market in Balochistan province, 14 killed, several wounded

Barkhan Station House Officer Sajjad Afzal said the injured persons were admitted to a nearby hospital.

A blast caused by an improvised explosive device planted on a motorcycle killed at least four people and left 14 others injured inside a market in Pakistan's restive Balochistan province on Sunday morning, police said.
The blast took place a day after two policemen were killed and another was injured in Balochistan's Khuzdar district when an improvised explosive device (IED) went off while police personnel were patrolling the area.
Barkhan Station House Officer Sajjad Afzal said the injured persons were admitted to a nearby hospital.
Unverified videos making the rounds on social media show volunteers carrying bloodied victims away as a crowd gathers at the purported site of the blast.
Mangled motorcycles and charred vegetables can be seen strewn about on the road.
No terrorist groups have claimed responsibility for the blast.

Only three people, including a child and a woman, could be rescued alive, the official said, adding that the death toll could rise as the injured were in critical condition.

Pakistan: 42 killed as passenger bus falls into ravine, catches fire in Balochistan province

Only three people, including a child and a woman, could be rescued alive, the official said, adding that the death toll could rise as the injured were in critical condition.

At least 42 people, including women and children, were killed on Sunday after a speeding passenger bus crashed into a pillar of a bridge and fell into a ravine in Pakistan's southwestern Balochistan province, according to officials.
The bus was carrying 48 people from provincial capital Quetta to Karachi, the capital of Sindh province, when it crashed into the pillar and subsequently careened into a ravine before catching fire in the Lasbela area, Assistant Commissioner Lasbela Hamza Anjum said.
"The speeding bus crashed into the pillar of a bridge while taking a U-turn near Lasbela and fell into a ravine and then caught fire,&rdquo; he told the media.
Anjum said till now 42 bodies have been recovered from the accident site.
Only three people, including a child and a woman, could be rescued alive, the official said, adding that the death toll could rise as the injured were in critical condition.
"There were a total of 48 people on the passenger coaster," he said.
He said the bodies were charred beyond recognition and DNA testing will be done for the identification of the deceased.
Police and rescue officials were busy in pulling out bodies and shifting them to the nearby hospitals, according to officials.

A labourer died in Mirpurkhas, while two women and a girl were injured in Sakrand during the chaos.

Pakistan: stampedes over food shortage; deaths, injuries as people clash to get subsidised wheat, flour

A labourer died in Mirpurkhas, while two women and a girl were injured in Sakrand during the chaos.

Pakistan is facing a major food crisis, and the situation is so dire that stampedes are breaking out among desperate people, according to reports. With wheat and flour in huge shortage, there is high demand for subsidised bags being provided by the government.
A labourer died in Mirpurkhas, while two women and a girl were injured in Sakrand during the chaos. Meanwhile, amid a clash in Pishtakhara, a person died during a clash over the price of bread.
In Karachi, flour prices have risen to Rs 140-160 per kg. In Islamabad and Peshawar, flour is being sold at Rs 140-150 per kg.
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Afghan Forces open fire in Balochistan province killing 6, wounding 17: Pakistan army

According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the media wing of the military, heavy weapons including artillery and mortars were used in the firing by Afghan forces.

At least six Pakistani nationals were killed and 17 others injured on Sunday when Afghan border troops resorted to &ldquo;unprovoked and indiscriminate fire&rdquo; across the border into Balochistan&rsquo;s Chaman district, the army said.
According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the media wing of the military, heavy weapons including artillery and mortars were used in the firing by Afghan forces.
&ldquo;The Afghan Border Forces opened unprovoked and indiscriminate fire of heavy weapons including artillery and mortar onto the civilian population,&rdquo; it said in a statement.
Six Pakistani civilians were killed and 17 others injured in the firing, it said.
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The injured have been shifted to a local hospital, and the police have cordoned off the area, according to Samaa TV. Pakistan&rsquo;s border forces have responded through retaliatory firing, the statement said.
The Pakistan government has approached Afghan authorities in Kabul to highlight the severity of the situation and demanded strict action to avoid a recurrence of this incident in the future, it added.
It was not immediately clear the reason for the firing.
The extent of losses on the Afghan side were also not known.
Sunday&rsquo;s standoff at the border comes barely 24 hours after authorities in Pakistan said that its counterterrorism forces had intercepted four Islamic State Khorasan Province (IS-K) militants close to the Afghan border and killed them.
Last month, eight people, including two children and three paramilitary soldiers, were injured in Kurram district of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province when some Afghans from across the border opened fire at them over a dispute over the construction of a road.
Pakistan and Afghanistan share a 2,600-km volatile border.

A relief drive has been iniatied for Coke Studio fame-singer Abdul Wahab Bhugti who is reportedly struggling to make ends meet in the aftermath of floods in Balochistan.
Taking to Twitter, a user shared the singer's ordeal, circulated pictures of his flood-affected hometown. Bugati can be seen with a chilld with a flooded piece of land in the background.
A Balochistan based relief fund has also extended a helping hand. It has circulated singer's bank and phone details wide asking people to help him  with financial aid. 
Since the time the news broke out, the internet has been trending with help calls for Bhugti. With over 3000 retweete, the singer is expected to receive funds to revive his family. 
Another influencer Muniba Mazar, who is also UN Goodwill Amabassador shared Bugti's personal bank account details urging the people around to help him as much as possible.
Several other collaborators including Xulfi, a producer of Coke Studio, also came forward to help the pained singer."We are and will continue to be with Wahab Bugti Sahib and his loved ones to help overcome the difficult situation. Rest assured, he is being given all possible support on ground," he tweeted
The distored pictured left netizens sad and worried.  One of them said such help should have been extended long ago given his already grim cirumstances. Another commented that the pictures were heartbreaking
A user wrote, " so unexpected how a brilliant talent is being served ."
Bugti featured in Coke Studio season 14 alongside Pakistani rapper Eva B and singer Kaifi Khalil for 'Kana Yaari'. The song received 35,232,530 views.
 

Pakistan: 'Kana Yaari' singer Wahab Bugti homeless after floods; internet extends help

A Balochistan-based relief fund has circulated the 'Coke Studio' singer's bank and phone details to seek financial help.

A relief drive has been initiated for Pakistani 'Coke Studio' singer Wahab Bugti who is reportedly struggling to make ends meet amid severe floods in Balochistan.
Taking to Twitter, a user shared the singer's ordeal, circulating pictures of his flooded hometown. Bugti can be seen carrying a child with a flooded piece of land in the background.
Appeals to help Bugti have been trending on social media since the news broke. A Balochistan-based relief fund has extended a helping hand to the 'Kana Yaari' singer. It has circulated Bugti's bank and phone details, urging people to contribute. A Pakistani influencer, Muniba Mazar, who is also a UN Goodwill Ambassador, also shared Bugti's bank account details for help.
Several other collaborators including Xulfi, a producer of Coke Studio, came forward to help the singer. "We are and will continue to be with Wahab Bugti Sahib and his loved ones to help overcome the difficult situation. Rest assured, he is being given all possible support on ground," he tweeted.
Bugti featured in Coke Studio Season 14 alongside Pakistani rapper Eva B and singer Kaifi Khalil for 'Kana Yaari'. The song has received over 35 million views.
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A day after 3 Chinese nationals died in a suicide bombing in Karachi, China issued a strong statement, asking Pakistan to take action.&nbsp;Beijing said that the blood of Chinese cannot be shed in vain, and those behind the attack will pay the price.
The Chinese government expressed strong condemnation and great indignation at the incident, and asked Pakistan to beef up security of Chinese nationals in the country.&nbsp;Chinese Assistant Foreign Minister Wu Jianghao also made a phone call to the Pakistani Ambassador to China to express "extremely grave concern".
Beijing called on Islamabad to conduct a thorough probe, punish the perpetrators, and prevent such attacks in the future.
Meanwhile, fresh information surfaced regarding the suicide bomber, a member of the Balochistan Liberation Army.&nbsp;Shari Baloch, the Karachi attacker, had reportedly volunteered to be a suicide bomber 2 years ago, and finalised the plan for the attack 6 months ago.
Pakistani media reports said that Shari Baloch had been a student at the Karachi university.&nbsp;She reportedly had a Masters degree in Zoology and an MPhil in education.
The attack occurred near the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University on April 26.&nbsp;Three Chinese nationals, working at the Confucius Institute, and their Pakistani driver died in the blast near their van.

Karachi blast: China's warning, message to Pakistan; new details of suicide bomber emerge, had 2 degrees

THUMBNAIL TEXT JINPING CUTOUT ON BURNING CAR BACKGROUND
 THUMBNAIL IMAGE 'CHINESE BLOOD CAN'T BE SHED IN VAIN'
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 A day after 3 Chinese nationals died in a suicide bombing in Karachi, China issued a strong statement, asking Pakistan to take action. Beijing said that the blood of Chinese cannot be shed in vain, and those behind the attack will pay the price. The Chinese government expressed strong condemnation and great indignation at the incident, and asked Pakistan to beef up security of Chinese nationals in the country. Chinese Assistant Foreign Minister Wu Jianghao also made a phone call to the Pakistani Ambassador to China to express "extremely grave concern". Beijing called on Islamabad to conduct a thorough probe, punish the perpetrators, and prevent such attacks in the future. Meanwhile, fresh information surfaced regarding the suicide bomber, a member of the Balochistan Liberation Army. Shari Baloch, the Karachi attacker, had reportedly volunteered to be a suicide bomber 2 years ago, and finalised the plan for the attack 6 months ago. Pakistani media reports said that Shari Baloch had been a student at the Karachi university. She reportedly had a Masters degree in Zoology and an MPhil in education. The attack occurred near the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University on April 26. Three Chinese nationals, working at the Confucius Institute, and their Pakistani driver died in the blast near their van.
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CAPTIONS China condemned Karachi blast 'Can't shed Chinese blood in vain' Pak told to boost Chinese' security 3 Chinese nationals died in attack Suicide bomber's new details Shari Baloch had 2 degrees Shari volunteered 2 years ago Shari was student at Karachi univ

<div class="elementToProof">Karachi university blast:&nbsp;Beijing said that the blood of Chinese cannot be shed in vain, after 3 Chinese nationals died in a BLA suicide bombing.</div>

A day after 3 Chinese nationals died in a suicide bombing in Karachi, China issued a strong statement, asking Pakistan to take action.&nbsp;Beijing said that the blood of Chinese cannot be shed in vain, and those behind the attack will pay the price.
The Chinese government expressed strong condemnation and great indignation at the incident, and asked Pakistan to beef up security of Chinese nationals in the country.&nbsp;Chinese Assistant Foreign Minister Wu Jianghao also made a phone call to the Pakistani Ambassador to China to express "extremely grave concern".
Beijing called on Islamabad to conduct a thorough probe, punish the perpetrators, and prevent such attacks in the future.
Meanwhile, fresh information surfaced regarding the suicide bomber, a member of the Balochistan Liberation Army.&nbsp;Shari Baloch, the Karachi attacker, had reportedly volunteered to be a suicide bomber 2 years ago, and finalised the plan for the attack 6 months ago.
Pakistani media reports said that Shari Baloch had been a student at the Karachi university.&nbsp;She reportedly had a Masters degree in Zoology and an MPhil in education.
The attack occurred near the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University on April 26.&nbsp;Three Chinese nationals, working at the Confucius Institute, and their Pakistani driver died in the blast near their van.

Hours after a blast at the Karachi university rocked Pakistan, the Balochistan Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the attack. The BLA's Majeed Brigade claimed that a woman named Shari Baloch had carried out the suicide bombing.
The BLA claimed that Shari Baloch was its first woman suicide attacker, and the Karachi incident marked a "new chapter in the history of the Baloch resistance", according to reports. CCTV footage of the incident showed a person dressed in a burqa triggering explosives near the van ferrying the apparent targets.
The attack killed 3 Chinese nationals, and 1 Pakistani citizen. The Chinese nationals worked at the Confucius Institute at the Karachi university. The Confucius Institute teaches Chinese language to locals.
Pakistan's Balochistan region has been witnessing a rise in insurgency, with armed groups highlighting demands ranging from autonomy to complete independence. The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, or CPEC, passing through the region has also angered the locals, who are seeking a greater share of the wealth generated from resources in the region.

Karachi blast: photo of suicide bomber revealed; Balochistan Liberation Army claims credit | Pakistan

THUMBNAIL IMAGE BLAST + SHARI BALOCH
 THUMBNAIL TEXT WHAT IS B.L.A., THE GROUP BEHIND KARACHI BLAST?
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 Hours after a blast at the Karachi university rocked Pakistan, the Balochistan Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the attack.
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 ((SHARI BALOCH IMAGE))
 The BLA's Majeed Brigade claimed that a woman named Shari Baloch had carried out the suicide bombing.
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 ((BURNING CAR VISUALS))
 The BLA claimed that Shari Baloch was its first woman suicide attacker, and the Karachi incident marked a "new chapter in the history of the Baloch resistance", according to reports. The attack killed 3 Chinese nationals, and 1 Pakistani citizen. The Chinese nationals worked at the Confucius Institute at the Karachi university. The Confucius Institute teaches Chinese language to locals.
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 ((CCTV VISUALS))
 CCTV footage of the incident showed a person dressed in a burqa triggering explosives near the van ferrying the apparent targets.
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 ((BURNING CAR VISUALS))
 Pakistan's Balochistan region has been witnessing a rise in insurgency, with armed groups highlighting demands ranging from autonomy to complete independence. The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, or CPEC, passing through the region has also angered the locals, who are seeking a greater share of the wealth generated from resources in the region.
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CAPTION BLA claimed credit for Pak blast BLA is Balochistan Liberation Army BLA claimed Shari Baloch did blast '1st BLA woman suicide bomber' 3 Chinese nationals died in attack Explosion at Karachi university Balochistan witnessing insurgency Demand for autonomy or freedom China's CPEC project also opposed

<div class="elementToProof">Karachi university blast:&nbsp;BLA claimed that Shari Baloch was its first woman suicide attacker. At least 3 Chinese nationals, and a Pakistani citizen died in the attack.</div>

Hours after a blast at the Karachi university rocked Pakistan, the Balochistan Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the attack.&nbsp;The BLA's Majeed Brigade claimed that a woman named Shari Baloch had carried out the suicide bombing.
The BLA claimed that Shari Baloch was its first woman suicide attacker, and the Karachi incident marked a "new chapter in the history of the Baloch resistance", according to reports.&nbsp;CCTV footage of the incident showed a person dressed in a burqa triggering explosives near the van ferrying the apparent targets.
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The attack killed 3 Chinese nationals, and 1 Pakistani citizen.&nbsp;The Chinese nationals worked at the Confucius Institute at the Karachi university.&nbsp;The Confucius Institute teaches Chinese language to locals.
Pakistan's Balochistan region has been witnessing a rise in insurgency, with armed groups highlighting demands ranging from autonomy to complete independence.&nbsp;The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, or CPEC, passing through the region has also angered the locals, who are seeking a greater share of the wealth generated from resources in the region.
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