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The Baloch Liberation Army has hijacked a train in Pakistan, resulting in military casualties and hundreds of hostages. The incident emphasizes long-standing tensions in resource-rich Balochistan.

Baloch Liberation Army Train Hijack in Pakistan

The Baloch Liberation Army has taken over 400 hostages aboard a train in Pakistan, following an attack that killed six military personnel. Security forces are on the scene, with tensions running high.

Baloch liberation army seizes train, takes hostages in Pakistan

The Baloch Liberation Army hijacked a train in Pakistan, killing six soldiers and taking hundreds of passengers hostage. Any rescue will be met with violence, warned the BLA. Security forces are responding.

In a bold move, the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), a group advocating for Balochistan's independence from Pakistan, claimed responsibility for seizing control of a train and taking hundreds of passengers hostage.
The incident resulted in the deaths of six Pakistani military personnel, according to a statement issued by the BLA.
The Jaffar Express, comprising over 400 passengers across nine carriages, was en route from Quetta in Balochistan to Peshawar in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa when it came under attack, as confirmed by railway officials to Reuters.
The BLA, in a statement attributed to spokesperson Jeeyand Baloch, threatened to execute the hostages if Pakistani forces attempted a rescue operation.&nbsp;
The assailants reportedly sabotaged the railway tracks to bring the train to a halt before boarding it. "Any military incursion will be met with an equally forceful response.
To date, six military personnel have been killed, and hundreds of passengers remain in BLA custody. The Baloch Liberation Army takes full responsibility for this operation," said the spokesperson in a statement circulated on social media.
In response, security forces have been dispatched to the scene in the Mushqaf area of the Bolan district in Balochistan, according to a railway official.
Balochistan's government has enacted emergency measures, with spokesperson Shahid Rind confirming that all relevant institutions have been mobilized to handle the crisis.
For decades, Balochistan has been a hotbed of insurgency, with separatist militant groups frequently targeting the Pakistani government, army, and Chinese interests to demand a fairer share of the province's abundant mineral resources.
The BLA stands as the largest of these ethnic insurgent groups, contending that Balochistan is exploited for its significant gas and mineral wealth.
Despite being Pakistan's largest province by land area, accounting for nearly 44% of the country's total landmass, Balochistan remains the least populated.
It is strategically important, home to the deep-sea port of Gwadar, which Pakistan touts as significant for both regional and global trade routes. Geographically, Balochistan borders Iran to the west, Afghanistan to the north, and the Arabian Sea to the south, and it is flanked by the Pakistani provinces of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Punjab, and Sindh.

Pakistan recorded the second-largest surge in deaths due to terror attacks across the world in 2022.
 

Pakistan becomes worst terror-hit nation in South Asia, overtakes Afghanistan

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Pakistan has overtaken Afghanistan to earn the sinister tag of being the country with the most terrorist attacks and deaths in South Asia, according to the Global Terrorism Index report released by Australia-based Institute for Economics and Peace.
Pakistan recorded the second-largest surge in deaths due to terror attacks across the world in 2022.
The Balochistan Liberation Army replaced the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan as the deadliest terrorist outfit in the country.
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Are relations between 'iron brothers' China and Pakistan rusting? Does China believe that Pakistan can't be trusted to ensure the security of its citizens anymore?
It appears to be so, and it's bad news for Pakistan, especially at a time when international fault-lines are hardening.
A Pakistani lawmaker who recently met Chinese officials said that Beijing is "seriously concerned" and is "understandably indignant" regarding the recent Karachi terror attack, as per media outlet Dawn.
On April 26, a burqa-clad suicide bomber killed 3 Chinese nationals working at the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University. The Balochistan Liberation Army had claimed responsibility for the attack.
Recently, Pakistani senator Mushahid Hussain led a delegation to the Chinese embassy to express condolences over the Karachi incident. Mushahid told Dawn, "Chinese confidence in Pakistan&rsquo;s security system&rsquo;s ability to protect their citizens and their projects is seriously shaken. The pattern of attacks is so recurring and it&rsquo;s clear that Pakistani promises of &lsquo;foolproof security' are mere words, not matched by countermeasures on the ground."
The Karachi attack was the third one on Chinese nationals in Pakistan in a year. Meanwhile, the Pakistani establishment has denied reports that Chinese citizens were leaving en masse from the nation.

China doesn't trust Pakistan Army after Chinese deaths in Karachi terror attack? What Pakistani senator revealed

A Pakistani lawmaker who recently met Chinese officials said that Beijing is "seriously concerned" and is "understandably indignant" regarding the recent Karachi terror attack, as per media outlet Dawn.

Are relations between 'iron brothers' China and Pakistan rusting? Does China believe that Pakistan can't be trusted to ensure the security of its citizens anymore?
It appears to be so, and it's bad news for Pakistan, especially at a time when international fault-lines are hardening.
A Pakistani lawmaker who recently met Chinese officials said that Beijing is "seriously concerned" and is "understandably indignant" regarding the recent Karachi terror attack, as per media outlet Dawn.
On April 26, a burqa-clad suicide bomber killed 3 Chinese nationals working at the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University. The Balochistan Liberation Army had claimed responsibility for the attack.
Recently, Pakistani senator Mushahid Hussain led a delegation to the Chinese embassy to express condolences over the Karachi incident. Mushahid told Dawn, "Chinese confidence in Pakistan&rsquo;s security system&rsquo;s ability to protect their citizens and their projects is seriously shaken. The pattern of attacks is so recurring and it&rsquo;s clear that Pakistani promises of &lsquo;foolproof security' are mere words, not matched by countermeasures on the ground."
The Karachi attack was the third one on Chinese nationals in Pakistan in a year. Meanwhile, the Pakistani establishment has denied reports that Chinese citizens were leaving en masse from the nation.

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