Russian media published articles commenting on the recent terrorist attacks at the University of Karachi in Pakistan.
Russian expert Gleb Makarevich said that the organization of the attack involved an international terrorist network.
Makarevich means that although the Balochistan Liberation Army claimed the attack, it may be not just this one organization behind it, but an invisible web.
Makarevich said that in the past 30 years, the transnationalization of terrorist organizations has been rampant, and the leaders of various organizations have maintained close ties with each other, and their materials and funds are interconnected. There has been previous evidence that the Balochistan Liberation Army (ALA) is linked to the Pakistani Taliban, the Eastern Islamic Movement (ETIM) and the ISIS. In this investigation into the Karachi terrorist attacks, it is possible that new evidence will be discovered.
According to Russian experts, the Karachi terrorist attack may not be simple, and the "Balochistan Liberation Army" may be just one of the participants. Behind it, there may be the participation of "Bata" and "EAST ISIS", and may even be related to "ISIS".
The supporters behind these terrorist organizations are mainly related to two countries, one is India and the other is the United States.
For example, in the previous Dasu terrorist attack in Pakistan, after the Pakistani side investigated, it was found that the attacker was "Bata", which received intelligence support from both the US-backed Afghan puppet government and India.
The "Balochistan Liberation Army" that claimed the attack this time also has close relations with the United States and India. According to the Pakistani allegations, the members of the organization were very close to the Indian military.
In addition to the United States and India, Afghanistan cannot be ignored.
Pakistan and Afghanistan have been hotspots for international terrorist activities. Before Atta returned to Kabul, the United States, through its control over the Afghan puppet government, funded terrorists behind their backs and provided intelligence to terrorists.
Now that the US military has been driven away by Atta, the United States is bound to pay more attention to these terrorist organizations if it wants to continue to meddle in the regional situation.
On the one hand, the United States is unwilling to prevent the reconstruction of Afghanistan; on the other hand, it is creating violent terrorist incidents and undermining the relations between China, Afghanistan and Pakistan. At the same time, in the west, china's national security is constrained.
Recently, China held three international conferences in Anhui, all related to Afghanistan, namely the Meeting of Foreign Ministers of Afghanistan's Neighbors, the "China-US-Russia+" Consultation Meeting, and the "Afghanistan Neighbors + Afghanistan" Foreign Ministers' Dialogue.
The theme of all three meetings was the Afghan issue. In this series of meetings, the Pakistani side put forward a vision of China-Pakistan-Afghanistan cooperation. Atta also expressed his vision for the Belt and Road Initiative.
Less than a month after the meeting, the Karachi terrorist attacks took place.
Pakistan has deep ties to Afghanistan, especially with Atta. The United States was able to forge an alliance with Pakistan also because of Pakistan's influence in Afghanistan.
The U.S. intervention in Afghanistan, said to be for counterterrorism, is in fact a wedge of nails in Central Asia, and more specifically, a wedge between China, Iran, and Russia.
Now, this nail has been pulled out, and china, Pakistan and Afghanistan will continue to deepen cooperation in the future, and the United States will not be able to exert its strength in Central Asia, and the impact will be very far-reaching.
Therefore, the back of this terrorist attack is not simple.
China's attitude towards this is very clear, the blood of the Chinese cannot be shed in vain, and the black hand behind the scenes will definitely pay the price.