Pakistan’s Field Marshal Asim Munir warned that there is no room for war in a nuclear environment, asserting that Pakistan will respond decisively to any provocation and that India will bear full responsibility for any escalation. He reaffirmed Pakistan’s unwavering stance on the establishment of an independent and sovereign Palestinian state with Al-Quds Al-Sharif as its capital.
ISPR says that ahead of the Bihar and West Bengal elections, India’s military leadership is recycling “Bollywood-style, fabricated scripts,” a posture it calls irresponsible and dangerous for South Asian peace and stability. Pakistan, it adds, has the capability to deliver an immediate and forceful response to any act of aggression.
Pakistan’s Armed Forces repelled an unprovoked Taliban and India-backed militant attack, destroying several camps and positions. ISPR said the assault, timed with the Taliban foreign minister’s India visit, left over 200 militants dead and 23 Pakistani soldiers martyred.
Pakistan Army spokesman Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry warned that militants operating from Afghanistan, political disarray over national policy, and sluggish judicial processes have reignited the terror threat in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, calling for unity and decisive action to restore stability and national confidence.
India failed to down any Pakistani aircraft during the recent conflict, while Pakistan’s J-10C fighter jets showcased outstanding performance, shooting down seven Indian planes. Chinese-made weapons, radar, and satellite systems proved highly effective throughout the engagement.
Security forces have dismantled smuggling and terrorist networks. The Pakistan–Saudi defence pact is not directed against any third party. Pakistan has no intention of recognising Israel. All partnerships in minerals, port investments, and international cooperation will be pursued strictly in line with national interest.
Pakistan has announced a "new normal," warning that any fresh aggression will be met with a swift, decisive and devastating response. ISPR warned that India seems to have forgotten the losses it suffered, including destroyed fighter jets and the potency of Pakistan’s long-range strike capabilities.
Pakistan recasts militancy as cross-border terrorism, divorces it from faith, and ties refugee returns to a tougher regional security line.
India’s state-led release on Air Chief Marshal AP Singh’s official Op Sindoor statement omits all mention of Pakistani aircraft, drops any S-400 references, and swaps battle claims for a sanitised air power account—leaving Pakistan’s denials unchallenged.
A Turkish Air Force A400M Atlas landed at Pakistan’s Nur Khan Airbase from Ankara in a sign of strengthening defence cooperation as both nations expand military ties, joint training, and strategic coordination amid shifting regional security dynamics.
