The top military commanders declared Thursday that “no one can force Pakistan through the use or threat of power” and that the hostile elements trained and funded to encourage chaos in the country will be decimated.

The statement was made on the 270. Corps Commanders’ Conference President of Army Chief Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir at GHQ in Rawalpindi, according to a statement from the military’s media wing, ISPR.

The forum expanded its crimes to the army chief at his conference as Field Marshal and recognized his strategic foresight, decisive leadership and sustained contribution to the national defense.

ISPR declared that the forum confirmed “Pakistan’s effortless decision” to defend its sovereignty and territorial integrity against any aggression or misunderstanding.

The Corps Chiefs, while repeating Pakistan’s strategic attitude, declared: “No one can force Pakistan through the use or threat of power. The nation will take all the necessary measures to protect its vital interests.”

The forum considered the in-depth threat of India-backed terrorist proxy operating in Balochistan and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa.

After its military failure in the wake of the Pahagam incident, India, the so-called and self-called victim of terrorism, but actually a perpetrator of terrorism and episent of regional instability, has scaled up the use of hidden funds and uses non-state actors to pursue his destabilization agenda.

The supreme military commanders decided that Pakistan will never allow its peace to be compromised by external sponsored terrorism. The armed forces, in close synergy with intelligence and law enforcement agencies, will pursue all clerks and facilitators of terrorism with tireless determination.

“These hostile elements, trained and funded to encourage chaos and fear, will be wound up and decimated with full strength of national will and institutional strength, Insha’allah,” they said.

The forum conducted a comprehensive review of the prevailing internal and external security environment, with special emphasis on the successful conclusion of Operation Bunyanum Marsoos, a crucial chapter in Marka-E-HAQ, informed ISPR.

The military top brass offered Fateha to Martyrs of Operation Bunyanum Marsoos and the abominable terrorist attack in Khuzdar, Balochistan, a cruelty committed through India-sponsored clerks, resulting in the loss of four innocent children and two adults.

“The forum unequivocally condemned this barbaric act and noticed its conscious targeting of non-contrary, especially children, as a reprehensible violation of all norms of humanity and international behavior,” Ice.

The forum also paid tribute to all the martyrs of Marka-E-Haq who laid their lives in defense of the nation under India’s unprovoked aggression. “It confirmed that Shuhada’s holy blood (martyrs) should not go in vain, and the safety and security of the population of Pakistan will continue to be the greatest prioritization of the armed forces.”

Participants paid tribute to professionalism, synergy, courage and resilience to Pakistan’s armed forces and the unwavering support of the nation that together rejected aggression with exemplary precision and determination.

“The forum recognized Pakistan’s media and information warriors who stood in step with the state against Indian propaganda attacks, fake news and war hysteria, while the ISPR declaration precisely produces facts and figures thereby promoting public confidence and counteracting incorrect information,” the ISPR declaration added.

The supreme military commanders wholeheartedly recognized the spirit and dynamic contributions of Pakistani youth, whose passion and patriotism convened the national spirit as well as projection of national narrative.

“The forum welcomed the political leadership for their foresight and ruled the nation under Marka-E-Haq with the greatest clarity, conviction and determination,” according to the ISPR declaration.

It was noted that the story would remember with Pride Pakistan’s quick and resolute defensive attitude that neutralized a serious threat within hours of its emergence. Pakistan responded with strategic restraint and operational clarity and maintained both deterrence and moral authority, the military’s media wing said.

The top military commanders also took a strategic overview of the regional environment, including the security position along the control line (LOC), the work border and the eastern border, in the light of the recent Pakistan-India-together.

The forum expressed deep concern about persistent human rights violations in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). It condemned these actions as they contributed to organic setbacks and perpetuated cycles of violence.

The forum emphasized the urgent need for international attention and intervention to prevent further deterioration of peace and security in South Asia. The military commanders “repeated full diplomatic, political, moral and humanitarian support for Kashmiri brothers and sisters and their fair opposition to the right to self-determination.”

The army chief praised the high morals, operational emergency preparedness and professionalism in all rows as well as the steadfast support of the Pakistani nation, the military media wing stated. “He emphasized the blessings of Almighty Allah in guiding national efforts and instructed all commanders to maintain an increased state of vigilance and readiness to tackle developing threats over the spectrum.”

He confirmed the central role of the Pakistani army in ensuring internal stability and securing national borders. He expressed an in -depth appreciation of the sustained support of the population of Pakistan.

“The people of Pakistan are our greatest strength. We remain engaged in their confidence and expectations in our joint struggle against any foreign aggression, terrorism and extremism,” he added.

The conference was concluded with the field marshal, which expressed full confidence in the operational capacity, readiness and unshakable morals for all formations and institutions handed over to the defense of the country.