Islamabad:
“We have won a historic victory against the enemy with the help of Allah Almighty. We gave the opponent such a response that she no longer dares any direct measures against Pakistan,” said sources responsible for military leadership on Thursday.
“Although the enemy still targets our children through his proxies, even now they are affected by missiles. They will in no case be spared,” said the sources by speaking with main journalists of the presidency on the touch of a ceremony where the chief of the army Asim Munnir was officially recovered to the “field of field”.
“In the battle of Badr, there were 313 fighters under the direction of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PSL). Allah had ordered that even if the number was small, it does not matter – bringing together a handful of dust or sand and had thrown it towards the enemy; it would strike them like missiles, because it was Allah who caused the impact,” added the sources.
“In the same way, during the recent war with India, there was divine support in Pakistan, which led to success. Alhamdulillah, we carried out such an action that the enemy had no response,” said the sources.
Military leaders’ sources have also praised “the exceptional harmony between our civil, political and military leaders, whose people are rarely seen. We are proud of this unit. “
Regarding the ceasefire between Pakistan and India, the sources revealed that India was not talking directly to Pakistan; Instead, indirect contact has been established by intermediaries.
When the sources of military leadership were questioned about those who target the innocent children of Balutchistan, they said: “Even now, missiles are dismissed on those responsible. Whoever sees towards us will not be spared. ”
When he was asked why the operation had been appointed Bunyanum Marsoos, it was explained that in the briefings at the Marshal in the field, to the Air Head and other civil servants, it was said that the Pakistani soldiers and the fighter planes were like a formidable wall against the enemy. Consequently, the operation was named Bunyanum Marsoos, signifying “a fading lead wall”.
Asked about what exactly forced the enemy to accept a ceasefire, the sources of military management replied: “We do not insult the enemy.”
