After
provocative remarks from Indian military and civil leadership, the Pakistan
Army has made it clear that any “imaginary new normal” India envisions in
bilateral relations will be met with a new normal of swift & decisive
response.
The warning
comes after Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi threatened Pakistan over
alleged state sponsored terrorism, hinting at possible military action.
The 272nd
Corps Commanders Conference at GHQ reviewed the current threat landscape,
ongoing counter terrorism operations & operational readiness.
COAS Field
Marshal Asim Munir praised the armed forces for their resolve against foreign
backed terror proxies & for their role in extensive flood relief
operations.
The forum
reaffirmed that networks of Indian sponsored terror proxies, including TTP
& terror groups in Balochistan, will be dismantled.
The military
also emphasised Pakistan’s recent diplomatic achievements, including the
landmark mutual defence pact with Saudi Arabia, highlighting shared security
commitments in the region.
The forum
reiterated Pakistan’s support for Kashmir’s right to self determination and the
Palestinian cause, advocating a 2 state solution with Al Quds as the capital.
The COAS
directed commanders to maintain highest operational readiness, discipline &
innovation, ensuring the army is prepared to counter threats across
conventional, hybrid & asymmetric domains.
