- Pakistan to respond to preserve his national prestige, Coas votes.
- Terms more serious threats sponsored by foreign terrorism for Baluchistan.
- “The nefarious designs of hostile elements will not be successful.”
The head of the Army personnel (COAS), the general also warned that Pakistan would respond with powerful powerful powerful if his sovereignty and territorial integrity are violated, said a statement of public relations between services (ISPR).
His comments occurred when the tensions in the region slowly after the deadly attack of last month against tourists in illegally occupied Indians Jammu and Kashmir (Iiojk).
Nueva Delhi blamed Islamabad for the April 22 attack in Pahalgam that killed 26 people, an accusation that Islamabad strongly denied as without foundation, which caused a series of heated threats and diplomatic measures of Tit -for Ot.
Islamabad, however, says that it has “credible intelligence” that India intends to launch military actions, feeding the perspectives of war between the neighbors.
According to the wing of the military media, the COA, during their interaction with the participants of the 15th Baluchistan National Workshop in the GHQ, emphasized: “Pakistan seeks peace in the region and beyond, however, if the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Pakistan and well -being are violated.”
The Army Chief also highlighted the persistent approach of the Government in improving the socioeconomic profile of Baluchistan and declared that the scale and scope of continuous and planned initiatives should serve to dissipate discarded misinformation in this regard.
“Many development projects have already begun to bear fruit, benefiting the people of Baluchistan,” he added.
Appreciating the role of civil society members in raising awareness among the people of Baluchistan, especially young people, Coas emphasized their role in allowing progress that leads to prosperity.
The Army Chief stressed that terrorism sponsored by the foreigner remains the most serious threat to the safety and development of Baluchistan.
He warned that the nefarious designs of hostile elements, which seek to incite violence, spread fear and destabilize the province, will not succeed.
Reaffirming the resolution of Pakistan, the COAS declared that terrorism knows no religion, sect or ethnicity, and must face an unwavering national unit.
“The terrorist groups that perpetrate terror in the name of Baloch’s identity to advance in his small insidious agenda are a stain in Baloch’s honor and patriotism,” he added.
General Munir also said that the armed forces and the agencies of application of the law will continue to fight against the threat of terrorism with the full support of the people of Pakistan.
