Asad Baloch

@majorgauravarya I’m From Baluchistan, Baluchistan is not Pakistan and not Iran #FreeBalochistan

Recent remarks by @LindseyGrahamSC about reducing U.S. military presence in Europe reflect a shifting global strategy—one where alliances must be reassessed and responsibilities rebalanced. In this changing geopolitical landscape, a future United Balochistan, free from Iranian and Pakistani illegal occupation, could emerge as a strategic partner for the United States. Our land, sea, and air corridors could serve as a stabilizing bridge between regions, contributing to security, trade, and global cooperation. A sovereign Independent Balochistan would not only represent secular values, but also open the door to new partnerships based on mutual interests, stability, and trades from Middle East to Central Asia. A Vista of Fresh breath. #UnitedBalochistan #Balochistan #Geopolitics #SelfDetermination #GlobalSecurity #SouthAsia #MiddleEast #StrategicPartnership #USCongress #USSenate #USHouse #StateDepartment #DepartmentOfDefense #ForeignPolicy #DefensePolicy #InternationalRelations #SecurityPolicy #HumanRights #Diplomacy

My year in solitary confinement has not broken me. My peaceful fight for Baloch rights in Pakistan goes on I’ve reflected on why our peaceful protests are treated as a threat, when nonviolent political engagement is the very foundation of a democratic society. Resistance is often the path to justice, and such movements should not be suppressed. When a state turns its power against human rights groups and peaceful political actors, it reveals not strength, but weakness. Our peaceful resistance has allowed the message to reach far and wide. People of conscience are aware of atrocities in Balochistan, yet greater global attention is needed to end the genocide. theguardian.com/global-develop…

I am very concerned by the reported continued harassment & criminalisation of WHRD Dr. Sabiha Baloch & her family by the authorities in #Pakistan, as well as the ongoing targeting of the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC). This appears to be in response to their peaceful promotion & defence of human rights & must stop @PakUN_Geneva

My year in solitary confinement has not broken me. My peaceful fight for Baloch rights in Pakistan goes on | Mahrang Baloch theguardian.com/global-develop…

Spoke with Prime Minister @masrourbarzani of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. Iranian attacks and attacks by pro-Iranian militias undermine stability and create an unsafe situation. De-escalation is necessary for stability in Iraq and the region. Also relevant to our own security.

ایمسٹرڈیم: فری بلوچستان موومنٹ کا ڈیم اسکوائر میں 27 مارچ کو بلوچستان پر قابض پاکستان کے جبری قبضے کے خلاف آواز احتجاج، humgaam.net/?p=111144

Yesterday the Free Balochistan Movement #FBM Netherlands Branch gathered at Dam Square, Amsterdam We stood united against the illegal occupation of Balochistan to mark Occupation Day The fight for justice and sovereignty continues @FreeBaluchMovt #27MarchBlackDay @ASADBALOCC

𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐘𝐞𝐚𝐫, 𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐃𝐚𝐲 — 𝟐𝟕 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐜𝐡 𝟏𝟗𝟒𝟖 Not many people know, but after the British left India, the princely state of Kalat did not join either India or Pakistan. On 15 August 1947, it declared independence and remained a sovereign state for more than seven and a half months, running its own administration and foreign contacts. However, everything changed on 27 March 1948. That day, the All India Radio broadcast news of a press conference addressed by V. P. Menon, Secretary in India’s Ministry of States. The bulletin stated that the Khan of Kalat had been pressing India to accept Kalat’s accession, but that India (and Jawaharlal Nehru) would have nothing to do with it. The announcement spread rapidly and reached Kalat within hours. The impact was immediate. The ruler of Kalat, Mir Ahmad Yar Khan, suddenly found himself diplomatically isolated. With Pakistan already exerting pressure and the outside world hearing that India had refused him, his political room for manoeuvre collapsed. By the evening of 27 March 1948, the Khan decided to accede to Pakistan, bringing an abrupt end to Kalat’s brief period of independence and permanently altering the future of Balochistan. Kalat had ceased to exist as an independent state, and the map of South Asia had shifted once again — not by a battle or treaty, but by the power of a single radio broadcast heard across borders.

On 20 March 2025, Bebarg Zehri was taken from his home in Quetta by CTD officials. After a year of unlawful detention, his family fears for his health, safety, and liberty. Bebarg’s detention, and the detention of all Baloch activists held solely for peaceful activism, must end now. 👉 Join our urgent action to demand their freedom 📝 amn.st/BalochActivist #ReleaseBebarg #ReleaseBalochActivists

لاپتہ شخص محمود علی بلوچ کی والدہ نے کہا کہ وہ ہر عید پر اپنے بیٹے کے لیے نئے کپڑے اس امید کے ساتھ سلواتی ہیں کہ اگر وہ بازیاب ہو کر آجائے تو عید والے دن نئے کپڑوں کے بغیر نہ رہے۔ کوئٹہ میں لاپتہ افراد کے اہل خانہ کے احتجاج کی تفصیل کے لیے: bbc.in/4bVpHwO

🇵🇰On 22 March 2025, Mahrang Baloch was arrested alongside Beebow Baloch during a peaceful protest in Quetta. Her sister remembers waking to dozens of missed calls, rushing to Quetta, and walking into a home filled with dread. They spent their first Eid visiting her in prison. Today, one full year later, they are spending their third Eid without her. This Eid, Mahrang marks her full year in prison, facing deteriorating health, which threatens to impair her mobility. Her detention, and that of all arbitrarily detained Baloch activists, must end now. 👉 Join our urgent action to demand their freedom 📝 amn.st/BalochActivist #ReleaseMahrangBaloch #ReleaseBalochActivists

Newroz in Akrê Pics @Rudawkurdish

🇵🇰 For nearly one year, Gulzadi Baloch has been in unlawful pretrial detention; taken from her home by counter‑terrorism officials and cut off from the life she once knew. Her sister recalls those terrifying first hours when no one knew where Gulzadi had been taken - hours filled with fear and panic. While Gulzadi’s arrest has stripped away her freedom, peaceful protest and expression have also been silenced across Balochistan. Just this month, families of detained activists were barred from holding a press conference at Quetta Press Club. Pakistani authorities must release Gulzadi and all arbitrarily detained Baloch activists immediately. 👉 Join our urgent action to demand their freedom 📝 amn.st/BalochActivist #ReleaseGulzadi #ReleaseBalochActivists

Killing of a Baloch Citizen and Arrest of 13 Individuals on Charges of “Espionage” in Balochistan bhrg.info/en/?p=4767

پاکستان کے مغربی صوبے کی آزادی کا مطالبہ کرنے والے ایک علیحدگی پسند گروپ نے ایران پر امریکی، اسرائیلی حملوں کا خیرمقدم کیا ہے۔ رپورٹ عدنان عامر humgaam.netپاکستان-کے-مغربی-صوبے-کی-آزادی-کا-مطالب/

🚨🚨🚨 آن الاوان لدعم الاقليات في ايران لتحرير الأحواز وبلوشستان وكردستان وأذربيجان. هذا هو الوقت المناسب.

The recent Pakistani airstrike on a rehabilitation Hospital in Kabul resulting in the slaughter of 400 unarmed Afghan civilians and more than 250 were injured, is another grim reminder of Pakistan’s lies and propaganda, self-proclaimed defender of the Muslim world. I extend my deepest condolences to the bereaved and pray for the swift and full recovery of all those who have been injured. I condemn this heinous crime against humanity committed by Pakistan. It is a continuation of the Pakistani Punjabi expansionist agenda. The deliberate destabilisation of Afghanistan through state-sponsored violence and its barbaric attacks on innocent civilians and critical infrastructure must be defeated with unity. As neighbouring nations, the people of Balochistan and Afghanistan have shared a deep-rooted bond long before the artificial creation of Pakistan. Our histories, cultures, traditions, and borders are intertwined, built on trust and mutual respect. In times of hardship, the people of Afghanistan stood as trusted allies with the Baloch nation and we have always reciprocated that solidarity in their times of need. Today, once again, Pakistan’s occupying forces continue their anti-Afghan aggression through air force and drone strikes, exploiting territories that rightfully belong to the Baloch and Pashtun peoples. This illegal occupation has been the primary source of instability in Afghanistan created by Pakistan. We firmly believe that lasting peace in Afghanistan will only be achieved when these occupying forces are expelled from our lands, sea, and airspace. The Baloch nation reiterates its unwavering support for the people of Afghanistan. We stand shoulder to shoulder against Pakistani Punjabi aggression. A future of peace and prosperity lies in cooperation between our two nations. A sovereign, united Balochistan will ensure that its ports serve as gateways of opportunity, welcoming Afghan trade and enabling access to regional and global markets, including those in Central Asia and Europe. Pakistan has consistently demonstrated that it has no genuine interest in peaceful relations with Afghanistan, regardless of who governs Kabul. Its expansionist ambitions and anti-Afghan policies have acted as a destabilising force, Pakistan is a cancer upon regional peace. This is a defining moment. Both nations must unite, to defend our territories, protect our economic interests, preserve our shared cultural heritage, and strengthen the bonds of brotherhood. Together, through unity and determination, we can confront and overcome the forces that threaten our sovereignty and regional stability.

Pakistan separatist group welcomes US-Israeli strikes on Iran Balochistan activists ask attackers to be 'more effective, coordinated and result-oriented' s.nikkei.com/4sgSy4B

BREAKING: More videos from tonight's Pakistani airstrikes which hit a drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul, killing or wounding an unspecified number of people, according to an Afghan Taliban spokesperson. Pakistan’s government rejects this, claiming they targeted "military installations". (Apologies, I'm unsure why the previous post says 'deleted'.) Read more ▶️ reuters.com/world/asia-pac…

For more than fifty years, Pakistan has openly interfered in Afghanistan’s affairs, fueling war, instability, and suffering for the Afghan people. This evening, as people prepared to break their fast, Kabul was once again bombed, a brutal act of aggression that exposes the continued vulnerability of Afghan soil. Labeling such attacks as “war” only manufactures false hope for the people and false legitimacy for those in power. Meanwhile, voices that encourage others to support this conflict often do so from the safety of exile, risking nothing themselves. As long as Afghanistan remains under external influence, such humiliation and violations will continue. Kabul has never deserved to be so helpless that a shameless enemy repeatedly turns it into a target of fire. May God protect the Afghan people and grant them the wisdom and courage to recognize right from wrong, and to choose what is best for their country and for themselves 🤲🏻🇦🇫 #UnitedForAfghanistan