Balochistan: Military operation in Mongchar, Ispilingi, Johan and surrounding areas, two killed.

 

Quetta: Pakistan military have started an offensive operation in Esplingi, Johan, Mongchar and other adjoining areas of Balochistan on Saturday morning. At least two people have reportedly been killed and seven have been abducted.

Local sources reported that the military used gunship helicopters and ground forces to attack the unarmed civilians.

After the wanton attack on Baloch nomads, the Baloch freedom fighters from nearly by mountains have reportedly come down to defend the defenceless Baloch civilians.

There have been reports of fierce fighting between Baloch freedom fighters and the Pakistani security forces in different places. The Pakistan military have reportedly burned down many houses belonging to nomads and set on fire their standing crops.

According to latest reports at least two Baloch men have been killed and seven have been abducted by Pakistan military so far. The military is still present in the area and the fighting continued until the filing of this report.

It is pertinent to mention that Pakistan military have intensified its brutal operations across Balochistan after the failed elections. Saturday’s operation was conducted at a time when the newly selected members of the Balochistan Assembly have taken oath.

Meanwhile the Baloch pro-independence political parties have termed Saturday’s military operation a message for the newly government of Balochistan that they will have no power to stop killing and abduction of Baloch people by Pakistan military intelligence and the ISI. 

Cousin of Mir Suleman Daud killed in FC search operation in Quetta.

 

Khan Mehrab

Quetta:In a pre-dawn raid on Friday, Frontier Corps personnel killed a cousin of self-exiled Baloch leader Khan of Kalat and whisked away another of his cousin.

According to family members, some two dozen FC personnel conducted a search operation of all houses belonging close relatives of Khan of Kalat Agha Mir Suleman Daud Khan.

During the operation, the personnel wanted to whisk away two real brothers Agha Mehrab Khan and Agha Najib Ahmedzai, but in the wake of scuffle, one of the security personnel shot Mahrab at a close range.

As a result bullet hit Mehrab’s throat and he died due to excessive loss of blood. Before returning, the security personnel whisked away Mahrab’s younger brother, Agha Najib, 19 and his two friend named as Shams Lehri and Shah Jan Lehri.

Meanwhile, the pro-independent Baloch political parties including the Baloch National Voice, the Baloch Salvations Front (a Coalition of Baloch Liberation Party, Baloch Watan Movement, and Baloch Gohaar Movement), the Baloch Republican Party and the Baloch Liberation Struggle in their separate statements have paid rich tributes of Agha Mehrab Khan Baloch.

They termed the raid on Agha Nadir Khan’s houses as the continuation of Baloch genocide by Pakistan. The pro-freedom Baloch parties vowed to continue the struggle for liberation of Balochistan. They said Pakistan was using brute force against Baloch civilians and committing unpardonable crimes under international laws. 

Pakistan Taliban members killed near Syrian capital.

File photo of militants in Syria

 

Around 1,000 members of the Pakistani Taliban have been killed in clashes near the Syrian capital city of Damascus, reports say.

According to recent reports, the bodies of the Pakistani Taliban members, who were killed during battles around Syria’s International Airport near Damascus, have been buried in mass graves.

Reports further indicate that the families of those Pakistani Salafists sent into Syria have been staging demonstrations, calling on the Pakistani government to provide information on their whereabouts.

Many Salafists from Pakistan have been illegally sent into Syria through the Saudi and Qatari intelligence services.

Syria has been experiencing unrest since March 2011. Many people, including large numbers of army and security personnel, have been killed in the violence.

A recent UN report has revealed that militants from 29 countries have so far filtered into Syria to fight against the government of President Bashar al-Assad, most of whom are extremist Salafists.

Damascus says certain Western states, especially the United States, and their regional allies are fueling the unrest. 
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The Hamas-Hezbollah split is now complete after the Palestinian Islamists admit to training Syrian jihadis fighting the Assad regime.

 Hezbollah urges Hamas members and officials to ‘leave Lebanon immediately.
link:http://www.middle-east-online.com/english/?id=59095

Lebanese Shiite movement’s decision comes as response to Hamas’ role in ongoing war against Assad regime in Syria.

BEIRUT - The powerful Lebanese Shiite movement Hezbollah called on Hamas members and officials who are still present in Lebanon to leave the country 'immediately and within hours.' The decision comes as a response to the Palestinian Islamist movement’s role in the ongoing war in Syria against the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.

Media sources close to the Palestinian national liberation movement Fatah in Lebanon said a Hezbollah senior security official informed Hamas representative in Lebanon, Ali Baraka, that all of those related to Hamas on the Lebanese territory became have become unwelcome.

The military unit of Hamas has broken ties with former ally Syrian President Bashar Assad and has begun training members of the opposition’s Free Syrian Army in Damascus, according to a report by The Times of London.

Anonymous diplomatic sources told the Times, earlier this month, that members of the Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades were training Free Syrian Army units in the rebel-held neighborhoods of Yalda, Jaramana and Babbila in the Syrian capital.

“The Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades have been training units very close to Damascus. These are specialists. They are really good,” a Western diplomat with contacts in both the Assad regime and the Syrian opposition told the London daily newspaper.

According to the Times, Hamas has been helping the rebels in digging a tunnel beneath Damascus in preparation for an attack on the city, a skill that Hamas has honed by constructing tunnels to smuggle supplies from Egypt into the Gaza Strip.

A Palestinian source from Lebanon’s Ain al-Hilweh Palestinian refugee camp reportedly said that Hamas’s aid to the rebels is common knowledge, however Hamas officials have denied any affiliation with Syrian rebels.

The political bureau of Hamas was situated in Damascus. The organization’s leaders enjoyed the protective patronage of the Syrian regime and aid from Hezbollah.

By late December 2011, when the Syrian uprising started shifting into high gear, Khaled Mashaal, Hamas’s top political leader, quietly left Damascus in February last year and relocated to Qatar.

That same month, Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh allegedly declared the movement’s support for the Syrian opposition.

Syrian state-run media accused Mashaal of being “ungrateful and treacherous.”

As far as Khaled Meshaal is concerned, the underlying logic is simple: His movement’s new patron and funder, the Qatari Emir Hamad bin Khalifa al Thani, is a vocal opponent of Assad’s regime.

While the Islamic regime in Iran continues to slaughter its own citizens, sponsor terror.

While the Islamic regime in Iran continues to slaughter its own citizens, sponsor terror, there are Canadians who will celebrating the mass murderer Ayatollah Khomeini in Toronto on June 2, 2013 at a mosque in Scarborough. Yes, these are Canadians who hate the West, its values and have taken residency right in our midst, celebrating our enemies and making no apologies for this insult.

 

28 may: Pakistan’s nuclear blast in Balochistan on 28 May 1998.28 May: Baloch Community London to protest against Pakistan’s nuclear tests

28 May: Baloch Community London to protest against Pakistan’s nuclear tests

The Baloch Community London announced to organise a protest demonstration in front of British Parliament on 28 May 2013. The protest will coincide with the 15th anniversary of Pakistan’s nuclear blast in Balochistan on 28 May 1998.

The protest will be held outside British Parliament close to West Minister underground station from 4pm – 6pm. The organisers of the protest have appealed the Baloch activists and other human rights campaigners who are against nuclear arms race to join the protest.

They also appealed the British and other international media to help Baloch people raise their voice against Pakistan’s nuclear weapons in Balochistan.

It is pertinent to mention that on 28 May 1998 Pakistan conducted six nuclear tests in Balochistan. These nuclear tests were conducted in Raas Koh area of Chaghai district in Balochistan.

The explosions reportedly yielded 52 KT (kilotons) of radiotoxic nuclide. The tests impacts have been disastrous in terms of human costs; loss of livestock and environment. For instance, water has become contaminated and new born babies are affected with mysterious diseases. People in the region suffer from cancer, skin and eye complications.

This inhumane act carried out by Pakistani state in complete secrecy without the knowledge of Baluch people and political leadership.

The blasts were conducted during Nawaz Sharif’s era in 1998. This year also the protests in Balochistan and abroad are coinciding with Nawaz Sharif’s success in election.

The Baloch Community London appealed the Baloch Diaspora in other countries to organise protest demonstration and meeting to spread awareness about the effect of Pakistan’s nuclear test on Baloch people.

Baloch National Voice, Baloch Liberation Struggle, the Baloch Salvation Front and Baloch Student Organisation-Azad have also announced protests and meetings on 28 May in Balochistan. In their separate statement they urged the Baloch nation to observe this day as a “Day of Mourning” and organise public events to express their dislike for nuclear weapons.

A brave British woman shows why Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka is right when he calls England a ‘cesspit’ breeding Islamists.

A brave British woman shows why Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka is right when he calls England a ‘cesspit’ breeding Islamists. 

this the vedio link: http://vimeo.com/67122707?fb_action_ids=10152810651000012&fb_action_types=og_vimeo%3Aupload&fb_ref=og_api&fb_source=other_multiline&action_object_map=%7B%2210152810651000012%22%3A488350097905286%7D&action_type_map=%7B%2210152810651000012%22%3A%22og_vimeo%3Aupload%22%7D&action_ref_map=%7B%2210152810651000012%22%3A%22og_api%22%7D