BLF are not the guys who did the train, those were BLA-J. And the saga of these groups is long
>In 2003, another faction of the Baloch insurgency emerged: the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF). Essentially, the BLF was born as the sister organization of BLA, created with the support of the latter in order to expand the Baloch insurgency into traditionally Baloch middle-class areas, such as in Makran and Rakhshan divisions of Balochistan.
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>On May 3, 2004, three Chinese engineers working in Gwadar were killed by the BLF.
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>The current alliance between BLF and the BLA splinter group BLA-J, for example, was preceded by tensions between the two factions. Initially, BLA supported BLF’s expansion, but as their areas of operation—particularly in southern Balochistan—began to overlap, competition over resources and recruits intensified. Tactical differences and tribal influences further deepened the divide, with BLF repeatedly rejecting integration into BLA, solidifying their distinct operational paths.
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>Baloch Raaji Aajohi Sangar (BRAS) is an alliance of Baloch insurgent groups, formally announced on November 10, 2018, to unify militant activities and strengthen the insurgency. It emerged from an initial alliance between the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) and Balochistan Liberation Army-J (BLA-J) in 2017, later joined by the Baloch Republican Guards (BRG) in April 2018.
>Functioning as a key coordinator of insurgent operations, BRAS organizes large-scale attacks on symbolic dates, such as Pakistan’s Independence Day (August 14, 2024), Baloch Martyrs’ Day (November 13, 2024), and the anniversary of Balochistan’s accession to Pakistan (March 27, 2025). … Between 2018 and 2024, BRAS became an effective control room for cementing pre-existing alliances between groups while consolidating the power of its two major factions, BLA-J and BLF, and increasing the number of joint claimed attacks, reaching 204 in 2024.
So, yeah, they are working closely together now. Funnily enough, perhaps,
>The original BLA, in turn, later became known as BLA-A, and today operates outside of BRAS. From 2020, it maintained a limited operational scope, avoiding special operations and suicide attacks. However, in 2024, BLA-A dramatically escalated its insurgency. Growing competition between the two factions has thus led to outbidding between the two factions.
>Furthermore, in the context of intra-group relations, the Iranian factor has played a major role in reciprocal accusations between different organizations. BLA-A has also repeatedly accused BLF of being a puppet of Iran and fueling divisions among BLA in 2017, while also accusing BRAS of being a project of Iranian intelligence. Furthermore, BLA-A female suicide bomber, Mahikan Baloch, released an audio message before the suicide attack on March 3, 2025, targeting a military convoy. In the audio, she addressed the Iranian Baloch people in Sistan-va-Baluchestan province advocating for the Greater Balochistan region.
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Is BLF same as BLA?
Apparently there are several factions
[https://ctc.westpoint.edu/the-baloch-insurgency-in-pakistan-evolution-tactics-and-regional-security-implications/](https://ctc.westpoint.edu/the-baloch-insurgency-in-pakistan-evolution-tactics-and-regional-security-implications/)
BLF are not the guys who did the train, those were BLA-J. And the saga of these groups is long
>In 2003, another faction of the Baloch insurgency emerged: the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF). Essentially, the BLF was born as the sister organization of BLA, created with the support of the latter in order to expand the Baloch insurgency into traditionally Baloch middle-class areas, such as in Makran and Rakhshan divisions of Balochistan.
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>On May 3, 2004, three Chinese engineers working in Gwadar were killed by the BLF.
>
>The current alliance between BLF and the BLA splinter group BLA-J, for example, was preceded by tensions between the two factions. Initially, BLA supported BLF’s expansion, but as their areas of operation—particularly in southern Balochistan—began to overlap, competition over resources and recruits intensified. Tactical differences and tribal influences further deepened the divide, with BLF repeatedly rejecting integration into BLA, solidifying their distinct operational paths.
>
>Baloch Raaji Aajohi Sangar (BRAS) is an alliance of Baloch insurgent groups, formally announced on November 10, 2018, to unify militant activities and strengthen the insurgency. It emerged from an initial alliance between the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) and Balochistan Liberation Army-J (BLA-J) in 2017, later joined by the Baloch Republican Guards (BRG) in April 2018.
>Functioning as a key coordinator of insurgent operations, BRAS organizes large-scale attacks on symbolic dates, such as Pakistan’s Independence Day (August 14, 2024), Baloch Martyrs’ Day (November 13, 2024), and the anniversary of Balochistan’s accession to Pakistan (March 27, 2025). … Between 2018 and 2024, BRAS became an effective control room for cementing pre-existing alliances between groups while consolidating the power of its two major factions, BLA-J and BLF, and increasing the number of joint claimed attacks, reaching 204 in 2024.
So, yeah, they are working closely together now. Funnily enough, perhaps,
>The original BLA, in turn, later became known as BLA-A, and today operates outside of BRAS. From 2020, it maintained a limited operational scope, avoiding special operations and suicide attacks. However, in 2024, BLA-A dramatically escalated its insurgency. Growing competition between the two factions has thus led to outbidding between the two factions.
>Furthermore, in the context of intra-group relations, the Iranian factor has played a major role in reciprocal accusations between different organizations. BLA-A has also repeatedly accused BLF of being a puppet of Iran and fueling divisions among BLA in 2017, while also accusing BRAS of being a project of Iranian intelligence. Furthermore, BLA-A female suicide bomber, Mahikan Baloch, released an audio message before the suicide attack on March 3, 2025, targeting a military convoy. In the audio, she addressed the Iranian Baloch people in Sistan-va-Baluchestan province advocating for the Greater Balochistan region.
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So BLA-A seems to be the more pan-Baluchistani, in that they seem to want a [Greater Baluchistan](https://balochwarna.com/2025/05/14/the-silence-of-a-nation-baluchistan-under-iranian-occupation/), more than the other factions.
The song is way too peaceful souding for the video lmao, they have to improve their video editing game
Bro they were giving us tutorial 😭
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BLA soundtracks are always such a banger
The way that goat reacts 2 seconds later due to sound delay haha
Can anyone identify the armoured vehicle that was destroyed?
One of the [pages was outed as an Indian ](https://np.reddit.com/r/pakistan/s/Rs6DSeAvJs)
Shite music
Everything a war breaks out in a new location it feels like a new expansion just dropped.