Rawalpindi:
In the midst of a flurry of provocative statements from India after decline on May 9, Pakistan Army’s top commanders on Wednesday promised to address any future aggression from India “with a quick and crucial reaction, which crushed any perceived perception of India’s relative security incurred from geography”.
“Any imaginary ‘new normal’ will be met with a new normal of rapid recurring reaction,” said the military leadership, according to Communiqué issued after the 272nd Corps Commanders’ Conference held at the general headquarters (GHQ) with planer staff (Coas) Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir in the chairman.
“The forum expressed serious concerns about the recent irresponsible and unjustified provocative statements of Indian civil and military leadership. Such rhetoric is in line with the well -known Indian inclination to whip war hysteria into political benefits,” reads the statement issued by ISPR. “Participants agreed that unjustly warmer will lead to increased tensions and will jeopardize regional peace and security.”
Earlier this week, Indian Army Chief Upenda Dwivedi repeated well -known rhetoric and warned Pakistan to end so -called “state -sponsored terrorism” if it wanted to maintain its place on the card. He added that Indian forces “would not show any restraint this time,” suggested the possibility of another military misadventure. The Indian Air Force Manager and some political leaders also made similar burning statements.
Wednesday’s communication marked the second warning from Pakistan’s military to India to cease and refrain from any military misadventure. In a previous statement, ISPR had warned that any future conflict with India could result in “cataclysmic destruction”, which the Pakistani army would “resolutely respond without qualifications or restraint.”
“Those who seek to establish a new normal need to know that Pakistan has established a new normal response – one that will be quick, crucial and destructive,” the military’s media wing said.
There has been a sharp uptick in the terrorist violence in Pakistan, as officials say, is driven by India’s spying agency under the “Doval Doctrine” -a sub -conventional warfare strategy that uses proxy militia, digital propaganda and economic sabotage to undermine Pakistan’s Seetreigny.
For this fact, Pakistan has officially appointed the terrorist groups operating in Balochistan as Fitna al-Hindustan, and they involved in attacks in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa as Fitna al-Khawarij.
At Wednesday’s conference, Corps chiefs expressed a decision to pursue extensive terrorist operations across all domains to continue to settle the network of Indian sponsored terrorist projects such as Fitna Al-Khawarij and Fitna Al-Hindustan. “The forum confirms that the armed forces remain ready to avert unmistaked by Pakistan’s opponents across all domains,” Ice’s said.
It also said that “the existing Nexus between terror and crime with political patronage that seriously harms the interests and security of the state and security is not allowed to continue anymore, come what can.”
The forum recognized the importance of Pakistan’s recent high -level diplomatic engagements and confirmed the obligation to global and regional peace.
Participants also welcomed the landmark strategic mutual defense agreement between Pakistan and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which aimed to strengthen strategic connections and improve cooperation with several domains for a common reaction to any external aggression, according to ISPR. “This agreement emphasizes shared values, mutual respect and a common vision of peace and security in the Middle Eastern and South Asian regions.”
Corps Commander repeated Pakistan’s uncompromising support for the legitimate struggle of the Kashmiri people for their right to self-determination, which is enshrined in the decisions of relevant UN Security Council.
They also confirmed Pakistan’s unwavering support for the Palestinian case and hoped for an early truce and the delivery of humanitarian assistance to the population of Gaza. The forum repeated Pakistan’s principle attitude towards the Palestine question, which expressed support for the two-state solution with an independent Palestinian state, based on before 1967 limits and al Quds al Sharif as its capital.
The field marshal praised the spirit, the decision and determination of the Pakistan-armed forces in the war against foreign sponsored terrorist projects and under extensive relief and rescue operations in the wake of the recent floods of civil administration and other law enforcement agencies.
In his final remarks, the army chief instructed commanded to ensure the highest standards of operational emergency preparedness, discipline, physical fitness, innovation and responsiveness. He expressed full confidence in the operational readiness of the Pakistani army to counteract threats across the entire spectrum, from conventional and subconventional, to hybrid and asymmetrical threats.
Previously, the Fateha forum offered to the martyrs of the recent terrorist attacks orchestrated by Indian terrorist pressures.
