Pakistan’s Army Chief, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, has delivered a strong message on national security and cross-border threats. Speaking in Rawalpindi, he said Pakistan will not tolerate the use of Afghan soil for attacks against its people. His remarks came in the context of Operation Ghazab-ul-Haq, which targets terrorist networks.
He made it clear that Pakistan’s response will be firm. According to the statement, any group involved in attacks against Pakistan will be dealt with through precise and intelligence-based operations. This shows that the focus is on targeted action rather than broad measures.
At the same time, he stressed that violence inside Pakistan, especially in reaction to events in another country, will not be accepted. This highlights the government’s focus on maintaining internal peace and stability.
Call for Responsibility and Regional Stability
In addition, the Army Chief called on the Afghan Taliban to take responsibility. He urged them to ensure that Afghan territory is not used by militants to carry out attacks against Pakistan. This reflects Pakistan’s expectation that neighboring countries play their role in preventing cross-border terrorism.
Meanwhile, the Army Chief also met religious scholars from the Ahl-e-Tasheeh community. During this meeting, he discussed the importance of unity and harmony in society. He emphasized that religious leaders have a key role in promoting peace and discouraging violence.
Furthermore, he underlined that national security depends not only on military efforts but also on social stability. By engaging with scholars, the leadership aims to strengthen a message of calm and cooperation within the country.
Pakistan’s stance remains firm but measured. The country has made it clear that it will defend itself against any threat. At the same time, it continues to call for cooperation and responsibility to reduce tensions in the region.
