Shock to Pakistan-China in UN, America, Britain and France stopped the proposal to ban BLA.

Washington. In the United Nations Security Council Pakistan And China Has suffered a setback on the diplomatic front. America, Britain And France (America, Britain and France) by Balochistan Liberation Army And the proposal to include his group Majeed Brigade in the UN sanctions list has been put on hold.

What was the whole matter?

Last year, Pakistan and China had proposed declaring BLA and Majeed Brigade as global terrorist organizations under the 1267 Sanctions Committee of the United Nations. Its objective was to impose international ban on these organizations.

However, the permanent members of the Security Council, America, Britain and France stopped this proposal from going ahead. This is being considered a big blow to the diplomatic efforts of Islamabad and Beijing.

What did Pakistan say?

Permanent Representative of Pakistan to the United Nations Asim Iftikhar Ahmed Had demanded action from the Security Council on this issue. He claimed that many militant organizations, including BLA, are operating from bases in Afghanistan and are involved in cross-border attacks.

Pakistan also alleged that terrorist training camps are active in Afghan territory, which are being used for violent activities.

Why is America’s stance different?

Interestingly, the US has already declared BLA a terrorist organization under its domestic laws. The US administration has also included Majeed Brigade in the terrorist list as a name associated with BLA.

Despite this, the decision to stop the ban proposal at the UN level has raised many questions. However, America, Britain and France have not publicly revealed detailed reasons for this.

claims of multiple attacks

According to US officials, the BLA has claimed responsibility for several major attacks in Pakistan over the years. These include allegations of targeting security establishments, port areas and public places.

This development has come to light at a time when there are continuous discussions on regional security, terrorism and the situation in Afghanistan in international forums.