Army top military commanders on Thursday made it clear that “no one can coerce Pakistan through the use or threat of force.” They emphasized that the hostile groups trained and funded to stir up chaos in the country will be thoroughly dealt with.
This statement came during the 270th corps commanders’ conference, which was led by Army Chief Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir at the GHQ in Rawalpindi, as reported by the military’s media wing, the ISPR.
The forum took a moment to congratulate the army chief on his promotion to Field Marshal, recognizing his strategic insight, strong leadership, and lasting contributions to the nation’s defense.
According to the ISPR, the commanders reaffirmed “Pakistan’s unwavering determination” to protect its sovereignty and territorial integrity against any acts of aggression or mischief.
Reiterating Pakistan’s strategic position, the corps commanders stated: “No one can coerce Pakistan through the use or threat of force. The nation will take all necessary steps to safeguard its vital interests.”
The forum engaged in a thorough discussion about the threats posed by India-backed terrorist groups operating in Balochistan and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa.
In light of its military setbacks following the Pahalgam incident, India—often seen as a victim of terrorism but in reality a perpetrator and a source of regional instability—has increased its use of covert tactics, employing non-state actors to further its destabilization agenda, they noted.
The military leaders firmly resolved that Pakistan will not allow its peace to be jeopardized by terrorism sponsored from outside. The armed forces, working closely with intelligence and law enforcement agencies, will relentlessly pursue all proxies and facilitators of terrorism.
“These hostile elements, trained and funded to create chaos and fear, will be dismantled and defeated with the full strength of our national will and institutional power, Insha’Allah,” they declared.
The forum strongly condemned this brutal act, highlighting its intentional targeting of innocent civilians, especially children, as a shocking breach of all humanitarian standards and international norms,” stated the ISPR.
Additionally, the forum paid heartfelt tribute to all the martyrs of Marka-e-Haq who sacrificed their lives defending the nation against India’s unprovoked aggression. “It reaffirmed that the sacred blood of the Shuhada (martyrs) will not be in vain, and ensuring the safety and security of the people of Pakistan will always be the top priority for the armed forces.”
Participants praised the professionalism, teamwork, bravery, and resilience of Pakistan’s armed forces, along with the steadfast support of the nation, which together successfully repelled aggression with remarkable precision and determination.
“The forum recognized the efforts of Pakistan’s media and information warriors who stood shoulder to shoulder with the state against the onslaught of Indian propaganda, fake news, and war hysteria, while accurately presenting facts and figures to build public trust and combat misinformation,” the ISPR statement concluded.
The top military leaders fully acknowledged the vibrant spirit and significant contributions of the Pakistani youth, whose enthusiasm and love for their country have truly uplifted the national morale and helped shape the national narrative.
According to the ISPR statement, “The forum praised the political leadership for their vision and guidance during the Marka-e-Haq, demonstrating clarity, conviction, and determination.”
It was highlighted that history will remember Pakistan’s quick and decisive defensive actions, which effectively neutralized a serious threat within hours of its onset. The country responded with strategic restraint and clear operational tactics, maintaining both deterrence and moral authority, as stated by the military’s media wing.
The senior military officials also conducted a strategic assessment of the regional landscape, focusing on the security situation along the Line of Control (LoC), the Working Boundary, and the eastern border, especially in light of the recent tensions between Pakistan and India.
The forum expressed serious concern over ongoing human rights violations in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). It condemned these actions, noting that they contribute to a natural backlash and perpetuate cycles of violence.
The forum emphasized the urgent need for international attention and intervention to prevent further decline in peace and security in South Asia. The military commanders “reiterated their unwavering diplomatic, political, moral, and humanitarian support for their Kashmiri brothers and sisters in their rightful struggle for self-determination.”
The army chief praised the high morale, operational readiness, and professionalism of all ranks, along with the steadfast support from the Pakistani nation, as reported by the military media wing. “He stressed the importance of divine guidance in our national efforts and instructed all commanders to remain vigilant and prepared to tackle evolving threats across the board.”
The top military leaders fully acknowledged the vibrant spirit and significant contributions of the Pakistani youth, whose enthusiasm and love for their country have truly uplifted the national morale and helped shape the national narrative.
According to the ISPR statement, “The forum praised the political leadership for their vision and guidance during the Marka-e-Haq, demonstrating clarity, conviction, and determination.”
It was highlighted that history will remember Pakistan’s quick and decisive defensive actions, which effectively neutralized a serious threat within hours of its onset. The country responded with strategic restraint and clear operational tactics, maintaining both deterrence and moral authority, as stated by the military’s media wing.
The senior military officials also conducted a strategic assessment of the regional landscape, focusing on the security situation along the Line of Control (LoC), the Working Boundary, and the eastern border, especially in light of the recent tensions between Pakistan and India.
The forum expressed serious concern over ongoing human rights violations in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). It condemned these actions, noting that they contribute to a natural backlash and perpetuate cycles of violence.
The forum emphasized the urgent need for international attention and intervention to prevent further decline in peace and security in South Asia. The military commanders “reiterated their unwavering diplomatic, political, moral, and humanitarian support for their Kashmiri brothers and sisters in their rightful struggle for self-determination.”
The army chief praised the high morale, operational readiness, and professionalism of all ranks, along with the steadfast support from the Pakistani nation, as reported by the military media wing. “He stressed the importance of divine guidance in our national efforts and instructed all commanders to remain vigilant and prepared to tackle evolving threats across the board.”
He emphasized the crucial role of the Pakistan Army in maintaining internal stability and safeguarding the nation’s borders. He conveyed deep gratitude for the unwavering support from the people of Pakistan.
“The people of Pakistan are our greatest strength. We are dedicated to upholding their trust and meeting their expectations as we face any foreign threats, terrorism, and extremism together,” he remarked.
The conference wrapped up with the field marshal expressing complete confidence in the operational readiness, preparedness, and steadfast morale of all the units and institutions responsible for the country’s defense.
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