#Why did the Baloch Liberation Army attack Chinese many times#
The Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) is a Pakistani and Afghan Baloch armed group. The group has been armed against the Pakistani government since 2004, claiming to be fighting for equal rights and national self-determination for Baloch people. The Baloch Liberation Army is primarily active in Pakistan's Balochistan province and regularly attacks Pakistani armed forces, civilians and foreigners.
In terms of organizational structure, the three main tribes of the Baloch ethnic group, Marri, Bugti and Mangal, are used as the basic plate, of which the Marri tribe accounts for the largest proportion of personnel. Although the Baloch Liberation Army has a unified signboard to the outside world, it actually adopts the identity principle of "quasi-charging and not permitting" similar to that of the Green Gang, that is, any attack carried out by the tribe's armed militia can claim to be the work of the "Baloch Liberation Army". This leaves the specific size of the organization ambiguous, the organizational system chaotic, and the lack of relatively unified and centralized leadership.
The Baloch Liberation Army attacked Chinese for many reasons, but the main reason was their opposition to CPEC projects. The CPEC project is a large-scale infrastructure project between Pakistan and China that will connect China and Pakistan. The Balochistan Liberation Army believes that the project will destroy Balochistan's environment and resources and will lead to more migration, which will make Balochistan's economy more difficult.
The Balochistan Liberation Army also believes that the CPEC project will give the Pakistani government more control over Balochistan. Balochistan, a poor province in Pakistan, is unhappy with the Pakistani government, which they believe will give the Pakistani government more control over Balochistan.
