United States & Balochistan Liberation Army

United States: The United States blocked a joint bid by Pakistan and China to designate the Balochistan Liberation Army and Majeed Brigade as terrorist entities at the UN Security Council. The United States had already designated the Balochistan Liberation Army as a Foreign Terrorist Organization in 2019.

Balochistan Liberation Army: The Balochistan Liberation Army, along with its alias Majeed Brigade, was the target of a joint bid by Pakistan and China to be designated as a terrorist entity by the UN Security Council. The United States had already designated it as a Foreign Terrorist Organization in 2019 and it has claimed responsibility for several terrorist attacks.

United States: Co-chaired the dialogue and reaffirmed commitment to counterterrorism cooperation with Pakistan, reinforcing its regional security role.

Balochistan Liberation Army: Highlighted as a significant threat; increased US-Pakistan cooperation may target the group's activities.

United States: The United States is mentioned as having designated the Balochistan Liberation Army as a terrorist organization, indicating international recognition of the group's activities.

Balochistan Liberation Army: The Balochistan Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the suicide bombing, targeting military personnel and expressing its separatist agenda against the government of Pakistan.

United States: The US is a permanent member and, along with France and the UK, blocked attempts to list certain groups, but is not directly involved in the debate's main thrust.

Balochistan Liberation Army: The BLA is a group that Pakistan and China attempted to list as terrorist, but the US, France, and UK blocked the move.

United States: The US designated BLA as a terrorist organization in 2019, but is not directly involved.

Balochistan Liberation Army: BLA is suspected but not confirmed; it remains a key separatist group in the region.