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CDF Munir Vows to ‘Hit Hard’ Indian-Sponsored Terrorist Outfits 'Wherever They Are'

The army chief said Pakistan will hit India-backed militants hard and keep counterterrorism operations going nationwide, ISPR said.

  • On Friday, Field Marshal Asim Munir visited Corps Headquarters in Peshawar, pledging the Pakistan Army will continue counterterrorism operations and hit India-backed terrorists "hard."
  • Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif chaired an Apex Committee meeting at the Governor House on Thursday, imposing emergency rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa under "extreme compulsion" to address years of unrest.
  • Received by the Commander Peshawar Corps, Munir commended troops' professionalism and directed officers to maintain highest operational readiness standards to effectively counter emerging threats.
  • Shehbaz noted coordinated government-military efforts have stabilized the country's economy, emphasizing such joint initiatives remain essential for achieving lasting peace and development in the province.
  • Military leadership underscored campaigns against India-sponsored terrorist outfits will continue "to the fullest," while affirming resolve to honor sacrifices of Shuhada and Ghazis.
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The Express Tribune broke the news in Karachi, Pakistan on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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