- Cross-border militant surge destabilizes Pakistan's KP and Balochistan
- Airstrikes targeted ISIS hideouts in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, while Afghanistan conducted airstrikes within Pakistan's provinces.
- Suicide bomber attacks in Balochistan and upsurge in terrorism in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa prompt Pakistan to accuse Afghanistan of providing terrorist sanctuary.
- Allegations of funding and weapons supply to terrorists operating in Balochistan.
The World Bank issued a warning regarding the diversion of funds intended for projects in Balochistan.
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What happened
The World Bank issued a warning regarding the diversion of funds intended for projects in Balochistan.
Who's involved
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Allegations of funding and weapons supply to terrorists operating in Balochistan.Also in this story
- The Iran-U.S. war is reported to be reconfiguring militancy operating in Balochistan.
- Weapons were smuggled from Afghanistan into Balochistan.
- The government in Balochistan has issued bounties on women who are linked to insurgent groups.
- Sirajuddin, Abdullah, and Khan were found working in a coal mine located in the region of Balochistan.
Within Cross-border militant surge destabilizes Pakistan's KP and Balochistan
The entities involved
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Balochistan
province of Islamic Republic of Pakistan
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World Bank
international financial institution