US EditionField Marshal Munir Rebukes 'External Support' Claims in Operation Bunyanum Marsoos
- On April 22, a deadly assault in Pahalgam resulted in 26 fatalities, leading India to accuse Pakistan, which Islamabad denied.
- The attack triggered a military confrontation marked by missile and drone strikes, escalating tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbors.
- Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir rejected Indian claims of foreign support in Pakistan's Operation Bunyanum Marsoos, calling them irresponsible and factually incorrect during his July 7 address at NDU.
- Munir criticized India’s setbacks in Operation Sindoor, cautioned that any strikes on civilian areas or military installations would provoke a strongly retaliatory response, and commended the resilience and strength of Pakistan’s armed forces.
- The episode underscores the enduring rivalry with continued diplomatic strain, while Pakistan asserts its regional stabilizer role and readiness to respond resolutely to provocations.
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Incorrect: Asim Munir after India exposes China's hand during Op Sindoor
Pakistan Army chief Asim Munir, in a veiled threat to India, further reiterated that any further challenge to Pakistan's sovereignty will be met with a swift and resolute response without any constraints or inhibitions.
Field Marshal Munir rebukes 'external support' claims in Operation Bunyanum Marsoos
Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Field Marshal Asim Munir has categorically rejected claims of foreign support in Operation Bunyanum Marsoos against India, terming them 'irresponsible and factually incorrect'. “Insinuations regarding external support in Operation Bunyanum Marsoos are irresponsible and factually incorrect. They reflect a chronic reluctance to acknowledge indigenous capability and institutional resilience developed over decades of strat…
Army Chief Munir Says Assertions That Pak Received External Support During 4-day Conflict 'incorrect'
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir on Monday criticised India for suggesting that Islamabad received external support during the four-day conflict, saying such assertions are "factually incorrect". World News | Army Chief Munir Says Assertions That Pak Received External Support During 4-day Conflict 'incorrect'.
Field Marshal Munir rubbishes India’s claims of China support as 'shoddy attempt'
Field Marshal Asim Munir, Chief of Army Staff, has rejected India's claims of Pakistan getting Chinese assistance during the recent armed conflict, saying that naming other states as participants in...
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