Overview
- Field Marshal Asim Munir told the 272nd Corps Commanders’ Conference that any Indian misadventure would draw a swift and decisive response.
- The military criticized what it called provocative Indian rhetoric and rejected attempts to impose an “imaginary new normal,” promising firm retribution.
- Commanders publicly identified Fitna Al‑Khawarij and Fitna Al‑Hindustan as alleged Indian‑backed groups operating under political cover and vowed no leniency.
- The army cited an Orakzai operation targeting Fitna Al‑Khawarij in which 11 Pakistani soldiers, including two officers, were killed and 19 militants were reported neutralized.
- The forum endorsed a new defence agreement with Saudi Arabia and reaffirmed Pakistan’s stances on Kashmir self‑determination and a Gaza ceasefire, with troops urged to maintain peak readiness.