Islamabad:
The chief of staff of the army, Marshal Syed Asim Munnir, rejected Thursday the idea that the recent military conflict between Pakistan and India in May had an involvement of third parties, affirming that it was “a bilateral confrontation”.
Its remarks occurred at the Conference of Commanders of the Corps held at the GHQ in Rawalpindi to examine internal security as well as regional developments. Chairing the meeting, Marshal Asim referred to the baseless innuendo of the Indian army to compensate for his complete defeat.
“Invoke third parties in what is undoubtedly a bilateral military confrontation reflects a block policy attempt to wrongly project the role self-sufficient by India as a net security supplier to accumulate advantages in a region which is visibly rooted by the army, said the chief of the army.
The deputy chief of the Indian army had said last week that India was facing a two front situation, referring to the role of China. However, Marshal Asim’s declaration suggested the opposite.
Pakistan may have close defense cooperation with China, but the authorities said that it was Pakistan’s own planning and indigenous technology that helped defeat India and New Delhi’s efforts to point the finger in China were an attempt at western sympathy and support.
According to inter-service public relations (ISPR), the army media wing, body commanders offered Fateha for the martyrs of recent terrorist attacks by attorney sponsored by India.
By taking stock of recent successes against terrorist proxies, the forum has resolved that “the blood of our shuhada will not be wasted and that the safety and safety of the inhabitants of Pakistan remain the highest priority” for the armed forces of Pakistan.
The forum firmly affirmed that it was imperative to take decisive and holistic actions at all levels against the proxies supported by India and sponsored. After his manifest defeat in the direct assault against Pakistan, the post-palate incident, “India doubles now to advance its harmful program” through its Fitna Al Khawarij and Fitna Al Hindustan attorney.
The army chief shared the details of the proactive and successful diplomatic maneuver of Pakistan, including recent visits to Iran, Turkiye, Azerbaijan, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (Water), where Marshal Syed Asim Asim supports Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, ISPR.
The forum was informed of the historic and unique visit of the COAS in the United States, where meetings with leading leadership have made it possible to share the objective perspective of Pakistan on bilateral, regional and extra-regional developments.
The forum carried out a holistic examination of the internal and external security dynamics in force, by particularly emphasizing recent developments in the Middle East and in Iran and a growing propensity for “recourse to force” as a preferred political tool, which justified the persistent development of autonomous capacities as well as national unit and resolution.
The forum has also been informed of the current conduct of the Pakistani army with rapid adaptation to the evolution of the spectrum of threats and the changing nature of the war. The chief of the army appreciated the leadership of the Pakistani navy and the Pakistani Air Force for the strengthening of the synergy of tri-service.
In his final remarks, the army chief expressed confidence in the operational preparation of the Pakistani army against the full spectrum of threats.
