Balochistan is a region located in South Asia, predominantly divided between three countries: Pakistan, Iran, and Afghanistan. The largest portion lies within Pakistan, where it is one of the four provinces, known for its vast size and diverse geography, including mountains, deserts, and coastlines along the Arabian Sea. Balochistan is characterized by a rich cultural heritage, predominantly inhabited by the Baloch people, who have their own distinct language, traditions, and lifestyle. The region is also noted for its natural resources, including minerals and natural gas, which play a significant role in its economy. Due to its strategic location and resource wealth, Balochistan has been a focal point of geopolitical interest, contributing to various socio-political dynamics, including issues of autonomy and development.
Seven individuals were killed in an attack on a bus heading to Lahore in Pakistan's Balochistan province, highlighting the region's ongoing violence and unrest. The Balochistan Liberation Army, known for…