This message (Dank) from Baloch freedom leader and Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) chief Dr. Allah Nazar Baloch was included in “Asper,” the monthly magazine published by BLF, which Zrumbash is now publishing in English for its readers under “Zrumbash English.” Asper is a monthly publication by BLF that includes detailed reports of the organization’s activities, analyses on the national struggle, editorials, infographics, columns in Balochi and Urdu and special messages (Dank) from Dr. Allah Nazar Baloch.
In his message, Dr. Allah Nazar stated that, Wars can only be won through continuity. The consistency of the Baloch national war for independence has driven the enemy into psychological trauma. One Punjabi leader reportedly said, “Shoot any Baloch you see.” Perhaps this shortsighted man is unaware that this policy was adopted by his elders immediately after the creation of Pakistan. The Baloch have carried dead bodies over demands for water, their blood was spilled when they demanded electricity and they received corpses even when they fought for rations. Those who buried the living are others.
The Baloch nation has consciously decided that staying in this country only accelerates their genocide and remaining silent is akin to inviting death. Unlike past movements, the struggle that has been ongoing for the past two decades has not only intensified but has gained strength through the full participation of the Baloch nation. The Baloch now understand the reality because the enforced disappearances and bodies buried in anonymous graves have laid bare the true nature of this war. Despite all the state terrorism, oppression and genocide, the Baloch nation has not bowed down.
Now the misled military rulers of Punjab claim they have changed the “rules of the game,” unaware that the Baloch had already rewritten those rules long ago. Punjab is a landlocked region and to secure prosperity and the future of its coming generations, it seeks control over the resources of Baloch land. For this purpose, it is using its full force and terror, disregarding any human or moral values, against the Baloch nation and its freedom movement.
I humbly appeal to my nation to continue our struggle with patience, perseverance, awareness and trust. Nations are not destroyed by wars, famines, or plagues, but by internal division, intolerance and getting stuck in superficial issues. Therefore, unity, solidarity and a conscious commitment to the struggle for freedom are the guarantees of our survival.
The way Baloch freedom fighters are fighting this war with skill and intellectual maturity is unparalleled in this region. As for the participation of the Baloch people in the independence movement, it is a remarkable example of their rebellion against slavery. In recent history, such conscious and active participation in a national war of liberation is rare.
A national leader must have insight, be aware of the enemy’s cunningness, tricks, and the internal enemies, only then can a war be won. The Baloch freedom fighters are well aware of these tactics and I proudly say that despite human weaknesses, the Baloch fighters are the true guides to freedom.
To the enemy and their collaborators within the Baloch nation, I have a clear message: Balochistan is neither Java, nor Ireland, nor Swat.
The enemy must understand that despite modern technology and help from local agents, they are unfamiliar with Balochistan’s geography. My advice: if they are aware of their losses, they would be better off leaving Balochistan. Otherwise, wars cannot be won by begging and defeat is now their destiny.
According to Dr. Malik Baloch, the Gwadar airport is being constructed for military purposes, which proves that the deep-sea port of Gwadar is also being used for military objectives, a stance we have always maintained. Reliable sources suggest that Chinese submarines and PLA (People’s Liberation Army) units have already arrived in Gwadar, indicating that this region of warm waters is about to become the new global battleground.
Despite all this, the enemy remains unaware of the actual number of its soldiers killed in Balochistan, a statement not from an ordinary person, but from the Director General of ISI himself. If global powers become involved in this war, Punjab might end up becoming part of a neighboring country.
