Why Violence Is Breaking Out in Pakistan's Separatist Region

[@atlasb7452]

It’s so good to see TLDR Daily in my feed again!

[@RishabhKumar25794]

Why are you calling them terrorists, call them militants or freedom fighters it's what Pakistanis call when they do the same thing else where when they send their people to Kashmir and Balochistan was initially not part of Pakistan.

[@anmolkumar-of9tu]

correct....actually western media doesn't know the depth about Baloch history i.e. why the anchor is just reading the news published by Pak army

[@Jay_in_Japan]

"Violence" and "Pakistan" are words you never see in association with each other

[@aosiel]

Same with the US🤔 Same with russia 🤔 Same with multiple south american countries 🤔 Hmm wonder what’s different here for you to feel like you had to make a comment about that.

[@gamept571]

​@@aosielPakistan is still a complete shit hole compare to the US, Russia,... so what your points again?

[@cvbposhd2789]

​@@aosielbut but I thought Islam was the most peaceful thing 😢😊

[@aosiel]

@@cvbposhd2789 expand your hill billy education 🤣🤡

[@cvbposhd2789]

@@aosiel help me attain enlightenment my lord

[@akend4426]

“Pakistani officials blame the deteriorating security situation on the Taliban.” Well then maybe Pakistan shouldn’t have helped the Taliban against the Afghan Republican government during the U.S. intervention, and maybe Pakistan wouldn’t be in its current position. You reap what you sow.

[@memeconsumer773]

Both official American and Pakistani sources have denied such support for the Taliban by Pakistan, as they had been arresting Afghan Taliban leaders on Pakistani soil as recently as 2018-9, But even then its like saying the US dosent deserve sympathy for 9/11 because they once supported al qeada. Meanwhile Pakistan was the entire reason America was able to invade and occupy Afghanistan in the first place, losing alot in this process

[@kvassman_]

​@@memeconsumer773ah yes because taliban didnt exist before 2018🤡

[@Mtioo1]

​@@kvassman_ And now your argument would be much better if you didn't show that your 12 by using ' 🤡 '

[@memeconsumer773]

@@kvassman_ And when did I dispute that ?

[@getnohappy]

Indeed, as historically helping Afghan rebels has always worked out well for the side doing the arming

[@getnohappy]

Who'd have thought arming the Taliban would come back to haunt them...

[@infinitebeast5517]

Its all extremist groups backed by US to keep the region unstable

[@memeconsumer773]

Thats like saying the US dosent deserve sympathy for 9/11 because they once supported al qaeda, hell that statement disregards the fact that Pakistan helped NATO massively in terms of logistics, and that the TTP and the Afghan Taliban are serrate, yet parallel entities

[@crankykransky2979]

​@memeconsumer773 They don't. America, with Israel, have been the largest obstacles to peace in the Middle East since the "decolonisation" of Palestine, Syria, and the rest of the region by the UK and France.

[@extrapolate]

@@crankykransky2979the decolonization of the levant, north of Africa and Iran will only happen when the colonizing Islamist Arabs leave back to their indigenous lands in the Arabian peninsula

[@crankykransky2979]

@extrapolate what the fuck did I just read? You must be some kind of ultra-zionist.

[@karankapoor2701]

Wtf is macron trying to achieve

[@0-scope]

To undermine democracy for his own gain is the common hypothesis

[@bzuidgeest]

​@@0-scopeI can see why you think that. On the other hand, the left wants to spend money France doesn't have. They want to do things like lowering the pension age. Which is already insanely low in France compared to other countries. The left in France seems to have lost any contact with reality. At least Le pen can be somewhat pragmatic. Macron would have chosen a candidate from the left if they had put forward someone that wasn't totally insane. Macron has to look out for the country as a whole, letting insane people rule isn't a good thing.

[@temptemp4174]

Leave the fella alone, he was groomed by his school teacher man.

[@karankapoor2701]

@@0-scope but how is even gaining anything , he can't call an election rn

[@wilyriley_]

@@karankapoor2701there’s a clause in the French constitution that allows the president to force laws through without Parliament, something which Macron has not at all been opposed to using in the past; also, article 16 allows him to grant himself “full powers” temporarily tl;dr Macron very much has the constitutional ability to commit a self-coup and at this point, he just might

[@Insomnimooo]

Good to see TLDR daily back again

[@jallop7918]

Pakistan? Violence? Shocked I say...shocked.

[@theALTERRA]

welcome back!!!

[@MuiltiLightRider]

The smile on Georgina's face when she talks about the Oasis reunion is priceless 😄

[@alejandro9581]

The smile on your face as you were reading those insults. Hahahaha, that was great

[@helloiamchuck]

You can tell she was on the verge of cracking up when she read the line "horrible little man". That's a very English insult.

[@alejandro9581]

@@helloiamchuck Right? 😂

[@zUJ7EjVD]

5:18 Apparently Putin was furious that the French were "refusing to cooperate" with their request for access. And like, of course, Russia cannot act like it deserves a place at the table anymore. This is what he gets for breaking international law and the standards of basic human decency with impunity.

[@videopompano4935]

Very true you speak well

[@ronmastrio2798]

The problem is those standards are never enforced evenly the same people condemning Putin would love to glad hand with Obama or Biden who destroyed Libya and Syria so much for "international law".

[@veraxiana9993]

Macron is being a real piece of work lately huh? Geeze

[@Cancoillotteman]

Lately ? He's always been an egotistical wanna be dictator. There's a reason France has been in near constant revolt for the last 6 years.

[@notusneo]

Violence in Pakistan's separatist region? Just another day ends in y

[@AlexRoivas]

The people of Balochistan are ethnically different than the rest of Pakistan. Thry do not want to be ruled by Pakistani people

[@maas1208]

Iran would probably invade an Independent Balochistan state

[@AA-dj5rx]

My brother all of Pakistan is ethnically diverse ? Besides, the issue has a Baloch hand on it as well: the Baloch waderas (tribal leaders like Sardar Khetran come to mind) elected by the Balochis themselves focus more on the federal government and their wealth than their own constituencies. Obviously not all Balochi leaders are like that, but the same can be said about the people of Balochistan: not all of them, I'd wager the majority, want secession. The BLA massacres people, civilians a lot of the time, like recently, for the crime of not being Baloch. Its fair to hold grievances with Islamabad and Pindi, I would say a good amount of Pakistan does that as well, but how does killing unarmed civilians liberate you from "Pakistani facism"? They bomb the port city of Gwadar too, as if disrupting Balochistan's trade is good for them ?

[@jeongbun2386]

No ethnicity is a majority in Pakistan? What a silly comment. Im not against Balochi independence, but dont be ignorant.

[@talhajawed848]

This is not a good take, Pakistan has tens of different ethnicities, this issue is surfacing because of mistreatment of the peripheries by the federation.

[@ehtishamkhan2004]

You can say that about every ethnicity that resides in Pakistan. Punjabis, Pashtuns, Sindhis. Pakistan is made up of various ethnicities and you can't just pick one and call them Pakistani.

[@greekandbulgariangamertv8633]

Happy to not just see that you not just return but also that you mention the oasis reunion welcome back tldr!!

[@aleshandsome3705]

Georgina wears a Jacket to announce the good news. That must have a hidden meaning!!! 😂

[@davidjennings2179]

She recorded it at a later time? After going out for a break maybe?

[@fosyay1780]

It was such a slow news day, she had to come back late at night to record after the did enough research to find something "good"

[@Los_Altos_Mapper_89]

literally...every part of pakistan except north east punjab is seperatist💀💀

[@randomtanker4355]

Tfym? Most of the pashtun and baloch population is agaisnt separatism.

[@makodad]

Wasn't Pakistan celebrating the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan?

[@randomtanker4355]

No

[@stercasmr7345]

Regardless of your political beliefs, macrons clear disregard for democratic principles and the wishes of the general public, and his clear intention to put his own political beliefs over the will of the french people, should be condemned. It’s clearly autocratic, so as long as you believe in democracy, you should oppose it.

[@SuchNoodle]

Welcome back! 6:36 was that a reference to The Rain becoming Oasis?

[@guavaguy4397]

Doesn’t seem like Macron’s “4d chess” wasn’t so cracked up as it seemed to be.

[@svenrio8521]

5D chess move? Who knows what he's cooking

[@thespanishinquisition4078]

If I had to guess, he saw Pedro Sanchez, the Spanish president. Whom recently pulled this move successfully recently, and tried to imitate him. Thing id Pedro got away with it by calling elections when the left wing minors were battling amongst themselves to cause a surge in vote for his party because lefties were terrified of a VOX (far right) possible surge (which didn't happen, Vox's vote share actually went way down) and had no credible alternative. Plus by reducing the minor left's votes he managed to keep them in line better as they had less leverage and had to stop the infighting due to it. Plus, pro-independence vote collapsed due to the damage pro-independence parties caused. So Macron is instead a moderate right wing president, so coaxing the left to vote for him was always a harder ask. And his left wing parties are actually more unified than ever. So their coalition was a clear alternative, and he doesn't have any pro-independence voteshare to collapse. So his calculus completely backfired and now he's pulling back desperately before the left proves they can be credible as prime minister.

[@guavaguy4397]

@@thespanishinquisition4078 that and Spain had no Melenchon which has discredited Macron because he vowed to stem the far right and left. Now that he is looking more likely to make a deal with the left, and the fact that the left has become resurgent his right wing voters will feel betrayed and will most likely go to the RN. But because Macron doesn’t want a melenchon pick that makes him an enemy of the left so future electoral cooperation is a no go. But the socialist don’t want to be seen as Melenchon groupies either so will most likely distance themselves in order to form a coalition, or they will stay with NUPES hoping to win the next election. With all this chaos between Macron’s party and the left this will play into RN’s victory big time.

[@joshbrown2217]

Love the idea to wear the jacket when announcing the Oasis news

[@spadegaming6348]

Loved the TLDR EUsticker on the laptop.

[@petersontaylor2000]

Hey, guys! Would you, please, put all the links for the other TL;DR youtube channels in the description? Many thanks! Very nice work again! Cheers!

[@everydaylife5641]

Western politicians condemning Russia while supporting Israel is beyond absurdity🤡

[@crash.override]

Whataboutism is the least convincing form of argument, particularly when Russia is involved.

[@davidray6962]

Glad to see new videos.

[@thepax2621]

That uncontained excitement about Oasis 😂

[@coryborg]

Up the pakistani RAAA!!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@morkroth]

The news about Oasis feels extremely out of place in this video

[@SkyTheHusky]

You should make a video on this channel with just what would have been the main story of every day you were away

[@thepax2621]

So Macron spins in a circle... yet again? 🤔

[@Jafantant]

circle of destruction.

[@johndurham6172]

The Telegraph founder looks like a Bond villain.

[@subhashishbagchi3191]

Pakistan though Taliban will support Pakistani government but opposite happened.

[@Balorian]

I don't understand, both Pakistan and the Taliban heavily practice the religion of peace, how could such violence happen in these countries?

[@jeongbun2386]

Omg so edgy gois! 😂

[@bzuidgeest]

I have never seen that woman so happy with the news as with oasis returning. Seems she is a fan.

[@ThePavelkomin]

I was so worried you guys decided to stop making these. Please continue, I can't deal with the load of garbage that classical media send my way if I just want to have a glimpse of what's going on in the world 😭

[@nickdaniels5892]

Update: TLDR Daily found!

[@OriginalMiztiki]

Thanks!

[@memeconsumer773]

If Balochistan separates its going to be just a smaller Afghanistan, a underdeveloped nation with tribal radical laws shunned by most of the world.

[@xijinpig8982]

They have Gwadar and a coast, so there's that. Independent Balochistan will be both a sovereign and economic threat (due to Gwadar port) to Iran and a boon for landlocked Afghanistan. The whole INSTC might collapse since India no longer needs Iran and Azerbaijan to connect with Russia and can instead reach Central Asia through Balochistan and Afghanistan. It will however temporarily strengthen Pakistan, since the length of their international border would be much smaller, but its a double edged sword since this would also empower the Taliban and Pashtuns in Afghanistan.

[@memeconsumer773]

@@xijinpig8982 I agree, but Gawadar is built and maintained by the help of China who wont be on good terms with Balochistan for a while (another attack killed 7 chinese workers a few months ago), in fact a good chunk of investment and development in general is due to china as well, While the fact also exists that Gawadar also hasent shown itself to be a major port when compared to its counterpart Karachi which maintains most of exports and imports in the nation, Iran would also not be very friendly to it, as it would also promote instability in Irans part of Baluchistan as well which has a similar secessionist ideologies. The few allies it is guaranteed to have however is India, Russia and Afghanistan

[@xijinpig8982]

@@memeconsumer773 I think India will be an ally only in name, or very little at all, since they are separated by Sindh. But Russia and Afghanistan are going to milk tf out of this, both to get access to oceans, in the case of Russia, warm waters that lead to the Indian Ocean that don't freeze half the year. Edit: Also, any power on Earth is more than willing to replace China in the maintenance of Gwadar, and Balochistan would be desperate to get someone to come and maintain it. You might even see a Gulf state like the UAE entering the picture here, since the UAE has already intervened in affairs in Yemen, Somalia and Socotra.

[@memeconsumer773]

@@xijinpig8982 India will likely be a day one ally, since it visibly shows its support for it, if Iran finds some common ground it can also be a influential ally, But the UAE wont be able to bring much support when compared to China, in fact such a possibility would be a huge and possibly lethal blow to its BRI project

[@driasalta4834]

I mean, it already is a neglected backwater.

[@oihanlarranegi472]

Wow, attacking civilians from other provinces, I'm sure this will gain a lot of sympathy for the Balochi freedom fighters... Also, what even is the long-term plan for Macron here? Does he really think that he can keep pushing the French people and expect them to trust him? It's so weird.

[@prajwal4080]

It works, look at Kashmiri "freedom fighters". They still have sympathy after hijacking planes and killing innocent people along with military personnel. And for Macron, the answer is simple. He is on morphine

[@DmonFox]

Welcome back

[@Rikitikitawi-x3l]

Pakistan getting a taste of their own̈ medicine

[@caseclosed9342]

Are the Japanese sure it was a Chinese plane or was it Rodan?

[@dairreagh6468]

"Oasis will reunite before Gabriel Attal escapes the French PM office"

[@gerttherude6366]

I wonder how much tickets are gonna be XD and put aside their differences meaning he lost £20million in his divorce XD

[@burgir250]

having 31% of the seats isnt "effectively win the elections" anywhere.

[@thespanishinquisition4078]

meanwhile in the UK...

[@constitution7167]

Except it is EFFECTIVELY winning the election. They’re the biggest party so therefore they have the most power, even if it’s only slightly more than others, so effectively they won the election. In fact, in most parliamentary countries, being the biggest party, even slightly, provides great influence over the “head of government” such as the prime minister but sadly in France, the executive has far too much power and therefore being the biggest party in the National Assembly doesn’t mean much. The executive has constitutional rights to usurp and bypass democracy, which Macron has done on countless occasions, so a lot of France’s National Assembly aren’t really winning even if they had a far bigger margin unless they’re the party that’s also the Executive. Did a gold medalist not win the Gold Medal because they beat second place by only two seconds?

[@takeshikovach5165]

I'm sorry but govt. needs to be formed. ​@@Blackfatrat

[@voltolini6193]

I think we know what's your favorite band now...

[@rohitharip]

1:30 - 'Pakistani officials blame the deteriorating security situations on the Taliban who took over neighbouring Afghanistan 3 years ago and have since allowed terrorist groups to find a safe haven in Pakistan.' 🤣

[@Migueln722]

Sad little dwarf is crazy 😭😭

[@infinitebeast5517]

How can macron just say no??? Is that allowed? If so, very flawed system

[@ANDREALEONE95]

It is allowed

[@bzuidgeest]

The President chooses the prime minister, but there is no time limit in their constitution for that. And he is also not required to pick one from the largest group. He asked the left for a workable candidate, they didn't provide one. He can appoint one from any party. But if the assemble doesn't like it they can quit the government. Since no group has as clear majority. The left is an alliance with many different opinions, they don't all agree with each other, making for shifting allegiances.

[@DennisTheJuniorMenace]

She looks over the moon talking about Oasis

[@shobhitkaul8076]

Georgina is captivating

[@0____________0_____________0]

macrons such a .... i dunno

[@KaloyanKasabov]

He's an oddball, that's for sure

[@veraxiana9993]

I believe fool is the vocab word you're looking for lol

[@davidescristofaros2241]

He's the leader of the free world, with Zelensky

[@0____________0_____________0]

@@veraxiana9993 yeah thanks

[@svenrio8521]

​@@davidescristofaros2241😂

[@jeongbun2386]

Us South Asians are very far from freedom. We got independence but we’re still mentally colonised. God bless the Bangladeshis for having enough with their corrupt politicians and revolting.

[@manana1444]

3:16 Isn't this why they're on their 5th republic though?

[@ETiarnach]

what? its so much more complicated than removing an unpopular president

[@gilbertohernandez2409]

1st Republic: fell to Napoleon 2nd Republic: fell to a different napoleon 3rd Republic: Fell to the Nazis 4th Republic: Constitutional Crisis

[@crash.override]

4th Republic: Crisis due to loss of Algeria

[@pinochioo5678]

free balochistan

[@EdbertWeisly]

What about Indonesia?

[@ARIXANDRE]

TLDR, Oasis is reuniting after 15 years for shows across Britain in 2025. Edit: THEY REPORTED IT! ❤❤❤

[@pradeepmagan6951]

Elon M is next to get arrested

[@lawden210]

What are the actual chances of Macron being impeached?

[@GlowingRoseDoesGeo]

I realized that this day is mild. Free depression.

[@_tsu_]

Lol she cant contain her her excitement about Oasis reuniting. PS Fuckboys can now play wonderwall again and not be cringe.

[@shobhitkaul8076]

Reap what you sow...

[@Miamcoline]

Liam ran out of drug money.

[@andrewpritt8739]

France is always for free speech .....

[@alexlehrersh9951]

???

[@andrewpritt8739]

@@alexlehrersh9951 they jailed the guy in charge of telegram

[@ToneyCrimson]

Macarony begony!

[@Ad-skip]

Oasis reforming is not uplifting news for some of us.... (!)

[@mihaiburloiu367]

Someone please tell this lady to stop shouting the first sound of every sentence, My damn ears hurt.

[@ownerdirector4168]

well, well, well, if it isn't the consequences of my own actions... Taliban exists only beacuse pakistan gave them shelter during the Afgan war.

[@catnaut9035]

Balochi insugents are R.A.Wdogging Pakistani soldiers

[@subwaysurfer3008]

there is no evidence that the taliban are harbouring any groups in afghanistan. pak govt refuse to take accountability for their failures (i’m pakistani)

[@memeconsumer773]

Multiple training camps have been spotted using satilelite imagery, other nations such as America also has backed this claim, Even the UN

[@Char444]

I hate this fact that people like you exist in my country who'll defend another country which harbours terrorists. Sure Pakistan did mistakes but in no way you can defend Afghan Taliban.

[@archyarchfiendx2938]

Who cares

[@sunkistlbc]

Lol

[@larryalvares1369]

Telegram founder arrested? Wow. Was not expecting that

[@user-op8fg3ny3j]

France being France again

[@trashcanthertrdman8459]

0:08 France has ruled out having a good Prime Minister. You can't have good governance without left-wing governance.

[@ohwellplaythecardsthatimgi9494]

Actually you can't have good governance *with* left-wing governance

[@trashcanthertrdman8459]

@@ohwellplaythecardsthatimgi9494Please talk to a psychologist

[@alexlehrersh9951]

no

[@hamzasherasmat6593]

Another tale of democracy from the most democratic country in europe

[@NoEndForUs]

Russia?

[@hamzasherasmat6593]

@@NoEndForUs France

[@hamzasherasmat6593]

@@NoEndForUs Everybody already knows Russia isn't democratic unlike France but both are the same or france is even worse

[@NoEndForUs]

@@hamzasherasmat6593 Politically both are bad but France is to an extent and it's not worse than Russia. In France, many groups of people enjoy rights. In Russia they are persecuted. Both lack democracy but in terms of living conditions and tolerance, France is way better. Otherwise, mass immigration would be happening in Russia instead of France.

[@hamzasherasmat6593]

@@NoEndForUs That is to some extent true, but France does not allow religious symbols like the hijab or persecutes them. And anyways, France is prosperous due to its control of neo-colonialist bases in africa in 11 bases which Russia doesn't (well you could argue since Wagner is, but they only enter on demand and not forcibly)

[@CarterSimon777]

You're my wonderwalll !!! 🗣️🗣️🗣️💯💯🔥🔥🔥🙌