Field Marshal General Syed Asim Munir on Friday issued a strong warning to India regarding “unlawful and unacceptable hydro-terrorism,” according to a statement from the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). During a visit to the Command and Staff College, Quetta, the field marshal addressed officers, faculty, and students, emphasizing regional and global security challenges, emerging conflicts, and Pakistan’s commitment to regional stability. He highlighted the necessity of a peaceful resolution to the Kashmir dispute for enduring peace in the region. The field marshal paid tribute to the martyrs of Operation Bunyan-um-Marsoos, expressing solidarity with their families and reaffirming the nation’s steadfast resolve to honor their sacrifices.
Reiterating the nation’s unwavering stance, he stated, “The entire nation and its leadership stand as a steel wall in the defense of the motherland.” He cited the success of the “Marka-e-Haq” (Battle of Truth) as a testament to the complete harmony among all elements of national power. General Asim Munir also drew attention to the perilous trend of Indian military aggression, vowing to decisively defeat any act of hostility with full force and determination. “We will thwart all designs aimed at diverting attention from Pakistan’s efforts against terrorism,” he affirmed. He urged students and officers to fulfill their responsibilities with dedication, passion, and commitment, and commended the Command and Staff College’s role in preparing future military leaders. “Besides training, we must also remain prepared for future battlefields,” he added. Earlier, the Commander Quetta Corps and the Commandant of Command and Staff College warmly welcomed the Field Marshal upon his arrival.
