Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif visited the headquarters of intelligence between services (ISI) on Tuesday, where he was informed about the country’s preparation for a “conventional threat” in the midst of the current tensions with India.
The high -level visit is produced almost a week after Pakistan said he expected an Indian military action following a deadly attack in the occupied basket. India, without research or evidence, implied “cross -border links” of the attackers. Pakistan has firmly rejected the claim and has asked for a neutral investigation.
“The visit involved a detailed informative session on the prevailing security environment, with a particular approach to the preparation for [a] Conventional threat to the increasingly aggressive and provocative position of India along the eastern border of Pakistan, “said a statement from the Prime Minister’s office (PMO).
“The leadership was informed of regional security developments and the evolutionary threat matrix, including conventional military options, hybrid war tactics and terrorist representatives,” he added.
The prime minister was accompanied by the Vice Prime Minister Ishaq Dar, Defense Minister Khawaja Asif and the Heads of Services, said the PMO.
The Heads of Services, the head of the Army personnel, the general also Munir, head of the Naval Personnel, the Admiral, Naveed Ashraf and the head of Air Mariscal Zaheer Ahmad Babar, were part of the visiting team, according to a group photo published on the occasion.
The image also showed the general director of the ISI, Lieutenant General Muhammad As As As As Malik, who was recently appointed national security advisor of the country, and the spokesman for the military media, Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, present there.
Prime Minister Shehbaz and accompanying dignitaries “underlined the imperative of greater national surveillance, perfect inter -institutional coordination and reinforced operational preparation to dissuade and respond decisively to any violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Pakistan,” said the PMO.
Praising the “professionalism and strategic insight” of the ISI, the prime minister praised his “critical role in safeguarding national interests and allowing the decision -making decision of informed national security in complex and dynamic conditions.”
“Pakistan’s army is one of the most professional and disciplined force in the world,” said the prime minister. He reaffirmed that the whole nation was standing with “our brave armed forces.”
“The leadership reaffirmed Pakistan’s unequivocal resolution to defend the country against all threats, conventional or other,” reads the statement.
The leaders reiterated that with the full support of the nation, the Armed Forces, supported by all other elements of national power and state institutions, remained “fully prepared to defend the security, prestige and honor of Pakistan in all circumstances.”
The tensions between India and Pakistan have shot themselves since the aggressive measures of the first after Pahalgam’s attack.
Pakistan has reinforced his forces and has performed two missile tests in a short period of three days. On the other hand, the Prime Minister of India has granted “operational freedom” to his military.
As temperatures remain high, with the military warning of a “rapid” response to any misfortune from New Delhi, diplomatic channels have remained compromised to avoid conflicts.
Pakistan has also brought the matter to the United Nations Security Council, which was informed about the country’s position on Pahalgam’s attack and the “without foundation” accusations of India.
In the last movements of the two nations with nuclear weapons, the civil defense in Rawalpindi has activated its 14 positions in the city of the garrison, while all the states of India will carry out simulation simulations for “effective civil defense.”
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