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Deciphering Pakistan’s Terror Nexus with NatSecJeff

The Baloch Liberation Army currently holds around 250 Pakistani hostages in Jaffar Express with a military operation continuing to attempt a rescue. On 11 March, Baloch terrorists hijacked the train which was travelling from Quetta to Peshawar. Currently, it is stuck in a tunnel near Sibi, making a rescue operation extremely precarious. BLA has given an ultimate of 48 hours demanding the release of Baloch Political Prisoners and “Missing Persons”. Pakistani authorities have claimed to have rescued 190 hostages and eliminated 30 BLA terrorists. Over a thousand terrorist attacks took place in 2024 alone, more than double the number from

7 Punjab-bound passengers gunned down in Balochistan’s Barkhan

BARKHAN – At least seven people were killed in Balochistan’s Barkhan district after armed men offloaded them from a bus and shot at them after checking their identities. According to Assistant Commissioner Barkhan, Khadim Hussain Bhangar, the armed men blocked the road near the Rahkan area of Barkhan and stopped a bus going to Lahore from Quetta. The assailants offloaded passengers from the vehicle and shot dead seven of them after checking their identity documents. According to sources, those who were killed in the gruesome attack were reportedly from Punjab. Deputy Commissioner Barkhan Waqar Khursheed and Assistant Commissioner Khadim Hussain

Anti-state violence claims 245 more lives in November

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan witnessed another harrowing month of anti-state violence in November 2024, with 245 individuals losing their lives and 257 others injured. According to data released by the Islamabad-based think tank Pakistan Institute for Conflict and Security Studies (PICSS), the fatalities included 127 militants, 68 security forces personnel, and 50 civilians. Among the injured were 119 civilians, 104 security forces personnel, and 34 militants. Security forces arrested 20 militants, while militant groups were responsible for kidnapping 11 individuals during the month. Out of the total fatalities, 131 deaths occurred in terrorist attacks. Among them 54 security forces personnel and 50

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