In a resounding show of international solidarity, China, the United States, the European Union, and Iran have joined Pakistan in strongly condemning the recent wave of coordinated terrorist attacks across Balochistan.
When asked to comment on recent statements by the Pakistani military saying that the terrorist organization Balochistan Liberation Army had launched coordinated attacks in Quetta, Gwadar Port and other locations in Balochistan Province, killing 15 security personnel and more than… pic.twitter.com/nsU7vrChgo
— Global Times (@globaltimesnews) February 3, 2026
China Pledges Continued Counter-Terrorism Support
During a regular press briefing in Beijing on Tuesday, Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Lin Jian expressed profound grief over the loss of lives and reiterated China’s “firm opposition to any form of terrorism.”
“China will, as always, firmly support Pakistan in combatting terrorism, maintaining solidarity and social stability, and protecting the safety of the people,” Jian stated. The Chinese Embassy in Pakistan echoed these sentiments, extending sincere sympathies to the bereaved families of the victims.
1/2 We strongly condemn the recent multiple terrorist activities in Balochistan, deeply mourn for the lives lost, and extend sincere sympathies to the bereaved families and the injured.
— Chinese Emb Pakistan (@CathayPak) February 2, 2026
Military Repulses Large-Scale Aggression
The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) reported that security forces successfully repulsed coordinated attacks by banned organizations across Quetta, Mastung, Gwadar, and several other districts. In the ensuing operations, 92 terrorists were eliminated.
The military’s media wing confirmed that 15 security personnel and 18 civilians embraced martyrdom while defending against these assaults. The state has formally designated the perpetrators as “Fitna al Hindustan,” a term used to highlight the alleged role of Indian sponsorship in destabilizing the province.
Details of the Attacks and State Response
The terrorist activities targeted critical infrastructure, including:
- Law Enforcement: Attacks on police stations in Quetta and the burning of official records in Sariab.
- Civilian Institutions: Armed raids on banks in Hazarganji and Kalat.
- Judicial Breach: In Mastung, attackers broke into the district jail, resulting in a temporary breach of security before order was restored.
- Targeted Killings: The tragic assassination of the Mullazai Qaumi Etihad chairman and several local officials.
Interior Minister Points to External Interference
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has held India directly responsible for the surge in violence, labeling it the “main country” behind the financial and strategic planning of these terrorist activities. The Minister emphasized that the state would not be deterred and would continue its “all-out” operation to eliminate the remnants of Fitna al Hindustan.
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Global Solidarity
The broad condemnation from the EU, US, and regional neighbors like Iran underscores the global recognition of Pakistan’s sacrifices in the war on terror and the necessity of regional stability for economic progress.
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