US EditionField Marshal Munir Rebukes 'External Support' Claims in Operation Bunyanum Marsoos
ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN, JUL 7 – COAS Syed Asim Munir emphasized Pakistan's indigenous military capability and warned India against provocations, dismissing claims of external support as politically motivated and factually incorrect.
- On Monday at NDU Islamabad, Army Chief Munir refuted Indian claims of external military support to Pakistan during recent conflicts.
- In response to Indian Army Deputy Chief Lt Gen Singh's claim that China supported Pakistan during Operation Sindoor, Munir strongly rejected these allegations as 'irresponsible and factually incorrect.'
- Munir dismissed Indian claims of Chinese support during recent conflicts, calling such insinuations 'irresponsible and factually incorrect' and warning they provoke a 'deeply hurting and more than reciprocal response'.
- As a result, Munir emphasised Pakistan's long-standing, investment-backed partnership with China and its decades of institutional resilience, urging officers to uphold integrity, selfless service and commitment.
- Munir rejected Indian claims of Chinese support during the May conflict, emphasizing Pakistan’s indigenous military strength and regional stability efforts.
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