Rawalpindi: Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir has directed the top military officials not to allow terrorists to be active from any place in the country.
According to the Public Relations Department of the Pakistan Army, ISPR, the 264th Corps Commanders’ Conference was held under the chairmanship of Army Chief General Asim Munir. On this occasion, the Army Chief instructed the commanders not to allow terrorists to be active from any place.
In the 264th Corps Commanders’ Conference chaired by Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir, the participants paid tribute to the sacrifices of the martyrs, including the officers, soldiers and civilians of the armed forces. The participants said that the martyrs sacrificed their lives for peace and stability in the country. Offered their lives.
During the Corps Commander Conference, Army Chief General Asim Munir appreciated the tireless efforts of the Pakistan Army and law enforcement agencies against terrorism.
The Army Chief said that Pakistan’s armed forces and law enforcement agencies have the support of the entire nation. He said that the armed forces are committed to permanently eliminate the threat of terrorism from Pakistan.
The Corps Commanders Conference was informed during the briefing that the terrorist groups operating from Afghanistan are a threat to regional and global security. These terrorist groups are acting as proxies against Pakistan and its economic interests.
The forum was briefed and told that these terrorist groups are working as proxies against China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) in particular.
The forum also expressed concern over the propaganda campaign against the armed forces and said that baseless accusations against institutions and security forces have become a norm, these accusations are aimed at creating a rift between the people and the armed forces.
The participants said that we will not allow such attempts to succeed, action will be taken against conspiratorial elements as per law.
Corps commanders expressed serious concern over the ongoing Indian aggression in illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir. The forum said that Pakistan will continue its political, diplomatic and moral support to its Kashmiri brothers and sisters. The Corps Commanders’ Conference expressed solidarity with the Palestinian people and condemned the grave human rights violations in Gaza.
The forum also condemned the war crimes and genocide in Gaza while expressing concern over the rising tensions in the Middle East. Commanders say that if the parties do not immediately de-escalate tensions in the Middle East, a wider regional conflict could erupt. The forum expressed concern over a malicious propaganda campaign to demoralize the armed forces.