Indona thar a chhuak e |India an puh || PAK vs BLA || India lakah Trump a tawlhkir rup mai 18% ||

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Indona thar a chhuak e |India an puh || PAK vs BLA || India lakah Trump a tawlhkir rup mai 18% ||
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On 29 and 30 January 2026, Pakistani military operations killed 41 Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) militants. These occured amid an ongoing insurgency in Balochistan, in which separatist groups are seeking greater autonomy or independence from Pakistan. On 31 January 2026, in a series of coordinated attacks across multiple districts in Balochistan, BLA militants engaged in armed assaults and suicide bombings targeting security installations, police stations, a high-security prison, and civilian areas. BLA stated that the attacks were in retaliation for security force actions against the murder of their members. Pakistani security forces responded with counter-operations and said that the operation resulted in 225 deaths, including 17 security personnel, 31 civilians, and 177 militants in the following days. It was one of the deadliest attacks in Balochistan in recent years

Background
Balochistan has been the site of a protracted insurgency since the 1940s,[5] with Baloch groups accusing the Pakistani government of exploiting the province's natural resources while marginalising local populations.[4] The Balochistan Liberation Army, designated as a terrorist organisation by Pakistan, the United States, and the European Union, has conducted numerous attacks on security forces and infrastructure projects — including those linked to the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor

The militant attacks of 30 January 2026, began around 03:00 PKT and spanned at least nine districts, including Quetta, Gwadar, Mastung, Nushki, Pasni, and Kharan.[4][7] Militants used guns, grenades, and suicide vests to target police stations, paramilitary outposts, a high-security prison in Quetta, and civilian vehicles.[8] In Quetta, militants stormed multiple police facilities, leading to prolonged gun battles.[6] Suicide bombings were reported in Mastung, Gwadar, Kharan, and Nushki. In Gwadar and Kharan, civilians were among those killed during the clashes.

The BLA labelled the attacks "Operation Herof 2.0", as a follow up to the August 2024 Balochistan attacks (which it labels Operation Herof), and described the operations as simultaneous strikes on military and administrative targets, with videos released by the group showing female fighters participating.[6] Pakistani officials reported that security forces had thwarted most attempts, engaging in clearance operations that lasted into the following day on 1 February
Casualties and aftermath

In Mastung, at least 30 prisoners were freed from a prison.
In Quetta's red zone, police personnel including a deputy superintendent were killed.[10]
Section 144 was imposed across Balochistan for one month, citing the overall "law-and-order situation." Authorities banned vehicles with tinted windows and prohibited gatherings of five or more people, including political or religious processions without approval from the relevant district administration. A notification warned that violators would face legal action under Section 188 including imprisonment of up to six months.[12] Mobile internet services across the province were suspended.
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United States President Donald Trump has agreed to slash US tariffs on Indian goods to 18 percent from 50 percent in exchange for India lowering trade barriers as well as stopping its purchases of Russian oil and buying oil instead from the US and potentially Venezuela.

“Out of friendship and respect for Prime Minister Modi and, as per his request, effective immediately, we agreed to a Trade Deal between the United States and India, whereby the United States will charge a reduced Reciprocal Tariff, lowering it from 25% to 18%,” Trump said in a social media post following a call with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi
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Russian drone attack on bus in Ukraine kills at least 12
At least 12 people have been killed in a Russian drone attack on a bus carrying miners in ​Ukraine’s southeastern Dnipropetrovsk region, the country’s energy minister said.
“Today, the enemy carried out a cynical and targeted attack on energy sector workers in the Dnipro region,” Minister of Energy Denys Shmyhal posted on Telegram on Sunday