ISPR says security forces killed 133 terrorists linked to Indian-sponsored Fitna al Hindustan after coordinated attacks across Balochistan, adding that sanitisation operations remain under way.
Pakistan’s military has sentenced former Lieutenant General Faiz Hameed to fourteen years after a far reaching court martial that examined accusations of political meddling, secrecy violations and misuse of authority, with further investigations now under way into his alleged attempts to engineer political agitation.
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.
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.
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.
COAS General Asim Munir condemns social media-driven fake news and baseless allegations against military, vowing legal action against May 9 instigators, focusing on a commitment to national stability and counter-terrorism efforts during the 263rd Corps Commanders’ Conference.
