Military courts sentence another 60 in 9 May probe
Pakistan’s military courts sentenced 60 individuals, including Hassaan Niazi, for the May 9 attacks, reinforcing justice and accountability
Pakistan’s military courts sentenced 60 individuals, including Hassaan Niazi, for the May 9 attacks, reinforcing justice and accountability

Military courts sentence May 9 offenders to up to 10 years, marking a key step in Pakistan’s justice system. ISPR highlights the milestone as essential for accountability.

Pakistani security forces neutralised seven militants in North Waziristan, highlighting their fight against terrorism, while a soldier’s sacrifice reinforces national resolve.

Former ISI chief Faiz Hameed formally charged with political misconduct, misuse of authority, and violating the Official Secrets Act. Allegations include engaging in political activities, abusing power, and links to the May 9 unrest

Pakistani forces neutralised Khwarij cells across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, eliminating threats but losing six soldiers in Thall. Ongoing operations reinforce their anti-terror resolve.

The Pakistan Army’s Formation Commanders Conference underscores its commitment to national security, counterterrorism, and socioeconomic progress while addressing misinformation and external threats. Strengthening its resolve against terrorism and fake news, the Army reaffirms its dedication to ensuring stability, public service, and economic development.

Sacrifices form the foundation of the unwavering dedication of the armed forces and law enforcement agencies. Foiling the nefarious designs of enemy elements remains our top priority, says COAS General Asim Munir.

General Asim Munir, the Chief of Army Staff, has urged for unity, economic revival, and diaspora investment while addressing digital and physical security challenges while at Karachi.
