Baloch & Balochistan

What Could Be the Possible Outcome of India Pakistan War?  Written by Hafeez Hassanabadi Although the chances of a major war between India and Pakistan are minimal, both countries engage in verbal exchanges akin to women fighting in the street—shouting insults at each other but never escalating matters beyond words. They continue to shout until someone intervenes and sends them back to their homes. After a day or two, their relations are restored, and they resume exchanging curries, sweets, and other items at each other’s homes. The current tension has arisen at a time when Pakistan is at its worst historical point. Within the country, the Baloch are directly fighting for their freedom and Pakistan seems to have no other viable and acceptable solution to end their struggle except through cruelty and brutality. In fact, Pakistan’s failure in Balochistan is so severe that it has been unable to present even a moderately acceptable narrative in response to the Baloch push for independe...

Conversation opened. 1 read message. The Issue of Ukraine: Be Thankful that Putin's place is not Biden        By Hafeez Hassanabadi  There is a famous saying that "If a clown lives in an emperor's palace, that does not make him a king, but the royal palace will surely turn into a circus." The same is the case with the president of Ukraine, Mr. Zelensky, who accidentally managed to gain power with the help of the United States but could not prove to be a saviour leader for his country. The vote for Mr. Zelenskiy was taken with this slogan and assurance that the situation of tension and conflict with Russia arose after 2008 as soon as he came. As a result, bloody events took place in the Russians-dominated areas of Ukraine, which gave Russia the justification to intervene, and the two permanent peace agreements of Minsk proved ineffective, and a new war was created. They will find ways to solve these problems through peaceful talks with Russia....

Will events like the Moscow Crocus overwhelm Russia?  Written by: Hafeez Hassanabadi A group of terrorists, reportedly consisting of four men, entered the Crocus concert hall on the outskirts of Moscow on March 22, 2024, at 8:00 pm and opened fire on civilians indiscriminately. As a result, 145 people died, including six children, and 551 were injured. The hall, which had a total seating capacity of nine and a half thousand people, was destroyed by firing and successive explosions. After this incident, the four attackers tried to fled to Ukraine and were caught near the border. Later, their seven accomplices were also captured, and all of them are currently in Russian custody. It was not even twenty-four hours after the tragedy that the United States clarified that Ukraine had no hand in the tragedy, even though Russia had not yet officially said that Ukraine was involved. Or someone else. However, the news came that the four attackers were arrested near the border on...

 American expected defeat in Ukraine: a golden opportunity for freedom movements!     By Hafeez Hassanabadi   If the Russian special operation in Ukraine is called the soft start of the third world war, it will not be out of place because at this time, Europe and NATO countries are fighting a direct war with Russia through Ukraine under the leadership of the United States. The goals of both are clear that the United States and its allies want Russia to be disintegrated.  While Russia wishes that wherever there is global or regional decision-making, Russia's opinion should be given importance in terms of its weight. And any decision should not conflict with Russian national interests. And this is only possible if America and its allies accept Russia as an equal partner. And instead of adopting a hostile attitude towards it, provide it with an environment for lively competition, which is also known as "live and let live" policy.  Instead of acti...