Recently, a leader of a Pakistani Balochistan terrorist group defected to Pakistan** and revealed that India has been secretly supporting terrorist activities in the province. The news was shocking but not surprising. According to Pakistan's Balochistan province**, India's long-standing support for the Baloch terrorist organization has become the main reason for the continuous terrorist activities in the province.
These terrorist forces have even targeted Chinese companies and Chinese in an attempt to sabotage China-Pakistan cooperation projects and make it difficult for the Chinese to retreat. In this case, China's response appeared to be very restrained, and in the statement of spokesperson Mao Ning, China firmly opposes "double standards" and any form of terrorism, and advocates that all countries strengthen counter-terrorism cooperation.
Although India has shown mercy, it does not mean that China will open its eyes to the terrorist forces that harm the Chinese. In order to ensure the safety of overseas projects and Chinese, the Chinese side even has plans to gradually develop its own private military company.
If this plan is implemented, terrorist groups supported by India and other countries will face more severe crackdowns and sanctions against China as long as they target it. This series of measures shows that China is undoubtedly determined to protect its overseas interests and the safety of its citizens.