The Pulse of the Capital of Afghanistan , News for the Afghan Nation
"EXCLUSIVE EAGLE EYE MONITORING AFGHAN BASED TERRORIST GROUPS JOIN HANDS TO ACCELERATE VIOLANCE IN BALOCHISTHANNexus between BLA and TTP began emerging around 2025. Prior to that, with the active support of General Directorate of Intelligence, BLA undertook terrorist activities in Baloch areas using their Afghan based terrorist camps. As a result of directions by Sheikh Haibatullah Akhunzada, GDI began establishing links of BLA with TTP and other terrorist organisations operating from Afghanistan. These efforts resulted in increasing logistic, financial and operational cooperation which included provision of trained terrorists for various acts of spectacular acts of terrorism. Sources also informed that GDI and RAW were instrumental in coordinating meetings of BLA leaders for seeking financial support from a foreign country. Extension of BLA operations in Pashtun belt of Blochistan (as claimed after ambush in Ziarat Cross) and increased lethality of attacks in Baloch belt is a clear manifestation of the operational coordination. This manifestation is a confirmation of various reports of coordination meetings taking place in Kandhar.One of the many meetings took place in May 26, when Mullah Shireen (Governor of Kandhar Province) held a meeting with AQIS and TTP (Gul Bahadar Group) and requested them to assist BLA in their future terrorist activities. Sequel to this, three meetings were arranged by GDI in July 2026:- 1. In the first meeting, GDI assured full support to BLA for its operations in Pakistan.2. During second meeting at a TTP compound at Kandhar, BLA gave 3.5 Million Afghanis to Jamat ul Ahrar for terrorist activities in Blochistan in coordination with BLA. 3. The 3rd meeting in sequel was held between RA&W and GDI Chief outside Afghanistan; decision was taken to initiate well-coordinated terrorist activities by BLA and TTP in Balochistan. RA&W gave over USD 7.8 Million for terrorist activities.According to sources, under extreme pressure from the Security Forces in Pakistan, an emergency review meeting was held on 26 August 2026 in Kandahar under patronage of Afghan Taliban Regime, which was attended by the leadership of TTP, BLA and Al-Qaeda.The representatives of terrorist groups participating in the meeting included Bashir Zeb, Khalil Baloch, Sifatullah Mengal, Anwar Nizami and Majeed Baloch from BLA - while TTP and Al-Qaeda were represented by Hafiz Gul Bahadur, Mullah Mirajuddin, Mullah Asad Waziristani, Mujeeb ur Rehman Gujjar and Hezbollah.During this meeting, representatives of BLA pointed out challenges with regards to acute shortage of manpower and lack of resources leading to major setback in Balochistan. In order to support the effort of BLA, it was assured by the Afghan Taliban that TTP and AQIS will assist with manpower, weapons and required logistics in all areas of Balochistan.The source also revealed that special instructions were given by Secrtariate of Supreme Leader of Afghan Taliban Regime Shiekh Haibat Ullahs on 1 September 2026 for the support of BLA.Another related event came to fore when a directive issued by Directorate of Bait ul Maal Stability, Registration and Supervision working directly under the Ameer ul Momineen Secretariat of Afghan Taliban Regime surfaced. Contents of this directive reveal explicit instructions to the Depot of Southwest Zone to release and transport weapons (Assault Rifles, Rockets Propelled Grenade and ammo) to Baloch Refugee Coordination Office (cover name for BLA) in coordination and to be facilitated by GDI office of Kandhar Province (bordering Balochistan Province of Pakistan). In the aforementioned meeting held on 26 August 2026, participants agreed on need to adopt a coordinated media strategy to project acts of terrorism in Balochistan with the help of GDI (Afghanistan) and RA&W (India).~(1/2) CONTINUE...."
The emergence of a dangerous collaboration between the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) and the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) dates back to 2025. This troubling alliance, reportedly facilitated by the Afghan General Directorate of Intelligence (GDI), has intensified terrorist activities across Balochistan, a region already grappling with instability.
The nexus between BLA and TTP is concerning as it turns Balochistan into a hotspot for terrorism. Previously, the BLA conducted operations independently, relying on Afghan camps for logistical and operational support. However, the GDIs direction has fortified ties between these groups. Recent reports indicate that BLA is expanding its operations into the Pashtun belt of Balochistan, amplifying the lethal impact of their attacks in the area.
Significant coordination meetings, such as the one on May 26, revealed requests for assistance from BLA leadership to established terrorist entities like Al-Qaeda and TTP. Financial backing flowed during these meetings, with the GDI overseeing transactions and support for planned terrorist attacks. The sharing of resources and personnel among these groups marks a troubling trend in insurgency and instability in the region.
In light of the deteriorating security situation, international concern has heightened. The Afghan Talibans unequivocal support for these terrorist activities raises alarms globally. The recent emergency meeting on August 26, which involved crucial figures from TTP, BLA, and Al-Qaeda, sought to address challenges faced by BLA, particularly concerning manpower shortages.
Western nations have been closely monitoring the development of this alliance, recognizing that such coordination directly threatens not only Pakistan's stability but also regional security. Calls for a collective response to counter these emerging threats are becoming increasingly prominent.
As we move forward, Pakistan's security forces are poised to respond to the escalating threats from this newly formed coalition. Increased vigilance and strategic counter-terrorism operations will be vital in thwarting their plans. The potential for enhanced intelligence cooperation with neighboring countries may provide a pathway for successfully tackling the challenge posed by the BLA-TTP nexus.
Despite presenting a dire picture, it is essential to view the actions of the armed forces and the government's efforts as proactive measures to safeguard regional peace. Continuous monitoring of the situation, coupled with transparent governance and community involvement, may pave the way for a more stable Balochistan in the future.
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