RAWALPINDI: Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir has reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to continuing operations against terrorist groups allegedly operating with Indian support, according to a statement issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).
The army chief visited the Corps Headquarters in Peshawar, where he received a briefing on the security situation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, ongoing counterterrorism operations and border management measures. He was also briefed on the operational readiness of military formations deployed across the province.
According to ISPR, the briefing focused on security challenges and measures to counter emerging terrorist threats. The field marshal stressed the importance of maintaining a high level of operational preparedness and remaining vigilant to respond effectively to potential security risks.
During his visit, Asim Munir acknowledged the morale and professional capabilities of officers and soldiers serving in the region. He emphasized the need for continued readiness as security forces carry out their responsibilities in areas affected by militant activity.
The field marshal stated that security forces would continue taking action against terrorist elements wherever they were present. He also reiterated Pakistan’s position that operations against groups allegedly backed by India would continue with full intensity.
Munir further said that public support would remain central to efforts to defeat terrorism and the ideology associated with militant groups. His remarks highlighted the military leadership’s stated emphasis on cooperation between security forces and the public in addressing security challenges.
The ISPR statement also paid tribute to the sacrifices of Pakistani citizens, martyrs and security personnel who survived their service in the line of duty. The visit comes amid continued security concerns in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, where counterterrorism efforts and border security remain important priorities.
