QUETTA: The supporters of banned Baloch separatist organizations have organized a series of protests across Europe has triggered alarm among security analysts and regional observers, particularly due to the visible presence of both the so-called “Greater Balochistan” and Israeli flags, a move being seen as symbolic of a deepening and terrorist alliance.
The groups behind these protests primarily aligned with proscribed outfits like the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), Baloch Liberation Front (BLF), and their alleged proxy wing, the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) have long been implicated in violent insurgency within Pakistan.
These groups are responsible for a litany of terrorist acts, including targeted killings of civilians and officials, destruction of vital public infrastructure, kidnappings, and attacks on economic projects, particularly in Balochistan province.
Furthermore, authorities have repeatedly warned that these so-called “human rights” campaigns abroad are nothing more than smokescreens for foreign-funded separatist propaganda.
📍Amid a shifting geopolitical landscape, the recent alignment between fringe Baloch separatist elements and Israeli interests raises serious concerns.
📍 The symbolic waving of both the so-called Greater Balochistan and Israeli flags during protests across Europe suggests more… pic.twitter.com/HU3vlZGBv7
— Abbas Bugti journalist (@Abbasbugti52) June 15, 2025
The sudden visibility of Israeli symbols among these protests further exposes the external designs at play.
The BLA and BLF have been designated as terrorist organizations by Pakistan, the UK, and the United States, with their violent track record well-documented. Despite this, their support networks, particularly in European countries, continue to exploit democratic freedoms to organize anti-state campaigns that blatantly ignore their criminal and terrorist activities on Pakistani soil.
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The people of Pakistan, particularly in Balochistan, have consistently rejected these fringe separatist voices. The real aspirations of the Baloch people lie in education, prosperity, and unity not in the foreign-funded chaos propagated by these banned groups.
