Images have emerged of Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) terrorists wielding American military equipment, which raises significant concerns.
Just yesterday, a BLA attacker was spotted using weapons supplied to the Afghan army by the U.S., including modern rifles, grenade launchers, night vision goggles, and aiming lasers. The sophistication and cost of these weapons can reach several hundred thousand Pakistani rupees. If these BLA terrorists are indeed victims of poverty, one must question how they acquired such expensive and advanced arms.
Estimates suggest that the total value of the weapons possessed by 100 BLA terrorists amounts to approximately 3.5 billion Pakistani rupees. This leads to further questions: Are these terrorists truly fighting due to economic hardship, or are they receiving support from an external force?
Is there an outside entity supplying these terrorists with such advanced weaponry? If so, is this assistance part of a broader conspiracy to facilitate terrorist activities?
These recent revelations point to potential sources of support for the BLA, prompting investigations by the government and security agencies.
