The field chief of the Army personnel, also Munir, said Thursday that India was doubling his “disastrous agenda” against Pakistan through the use of representatives after facing a “defeat manifested” in the recent military conflict between the two countries.
India blamed Pakistan for the attack of the pahalgama on April 22 without evidence, which caused a military escalation. From May 6 to 7, New Delhi launched air attacks that killed civilians, followed by a one -week missile exchange. A high fire of the United States ended the war.
A day before, the general director of Public Relations between Services (ISPR), Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, accused the Indian National Security Advisor Ajit Doval of Master Terrorism in Pakistan, claiming Indian support for terrorist groups.
Making an echo of similar feelings, the Munir Field Marshal, while presiding over the Body Commanders 271 (CCC) at the General Headquarters (GHQ), he said today: “After his defeat manifested in the direct aggression against Pakistan, the incident after the pahalgam Fitna-al-Khawarij and Fitna-al-Hindustan. “
In July last year, the government appointed the prohibited Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan as Fitna-al-Khawarijwhile ordering all institutions that use the term Khariji (marginalized) When referring to the perpetrators of terrorist attacks against Pakistan.
In May of this year, the Government appointed all terrorist organizations in Baluchistan as Fitna-al-Hindustan – A new phrase destined to frame the supposed role of India in terrorism as a deliberate destabilization strategy, potentially to galvanize domestic support.
An ISPR statement said that CCC participants offered sentences for the martyrs of recent terrorist attacks of “representatives sponsored by the Indians.”
“Balance of recent successes against terrorist representatives, Forum resolved that the blood of our martyrs will not be wasted and the safety of Pakistan’s people remains the highest priority for Pakistan’s armed forces. Forum, forum struggled that it is imperative that it is imperative to take decisive and holistic measures at all levels against the bods and sponsored proxies.”
The ISPR said that the forum also pointed out that the “without the foundation of the Indian army to compensate for its integral defeat”, in an apparent reference to the attached head of the Indian army that alleges last week that China gave Islamabad “live contributions” in key Indian positions during the conflict.
“To invoke third parties in what is unequivocally a bilateral military confrontation reflects a false attempt of the block policy aimed at falsely projecting the self -peagered paper of India as a net safety provider to accumulate benefits in a region that is growing visibly disappointed with the Indian hegemonic ambition and the Indian hegemonic environment and the extremism drive ISPR to the field marshal.
The army brass also carried out a holistic review of the internal and external security dynamics, with special emphasis on recent developments in the Middle East and Iran, pointing out the “growing propensity to” use of force “as a preferred policy tool”, saying that it justified the “persistent development of self -sufficient capacities, as well as the national unit and resolution.”
Forum members were even more informed about the continuous impulse of the military with a rapid adaptation to the “spectrum of evolving threats and the changing nature of the war.” The Army Chief also appreciated the leadership of the Pakistan Navy and Pakistan’s Air Force to “further strengthen the synergy of tri-services.”
The Munir Marshal also shared details of the “proactive and successful” diplomatic maneuvers of the country, including recent visits to Iran, Turkiye, Azerbaijan, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates, where he had accompanied Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.
“The forum was also informed about the historical and unique visit of the COA to us, where meetings with first -level leadership gave the opportunity to share the objective perspective of Pakistan first -hand over bilateral, regional and extra regional bilateral developments.”
The ISPR said that in his final comments, the head of the Army expressed “full confidence in the operational preparation of the Pakistan army against the spectrum of complete threats.”
