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Pak-India Conflict 'Unmistakably' Bilateral: COAS

PAKISTAN, JUL 10 – Pakistan vows decisive actions against Indian-backed terrorist proxies following May hostilities and highlights recent diplomatic efforts to strengthen regional security and unity.

Summary by The Express Tribune
Corps commanders review security dynamics; Vow holistic actions against Indian proxies

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Pakistan TodayPakistan Today
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India escalating proxy war after ‘manifest defeat’ in direct aggression: COAS Munir

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The NationThe Nation
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Decisive actions against all India-backed proxies imperative: Pak army

Corp Commanders Conference reiterates safety, security of Pakistani people remain its top priority   Field Marsha Asim Munir terms India’s efforts to

·Lahore, Pakistan
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The Express TribuneThe Express Tribune
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Pak-India conflict 'unmistakably' bilateral: COAS

Corps commanders review security dynamics; Vow holistic actions against Indian proxies

·Pakistan
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DawnDawn
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Army brass vows ‘decisive’ action against all proxies

Corps commanders’ conference notes India doubling down to ‘further its nefarious agenda’

·Pakistan
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Anadolu AjansıAnadolu Ajansı
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India 'doubling down’ to advance ‘nefarious agenda’ after defeat: Pakistani army chief

There was no immediate reaction from India to statement by Field Marshal Asim Munir - Anadolu Ajansı

·Ankara, Türkiye
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IPRI - The Islamabad Policy Research InstituteIPRI - The Islamabad Policy Research Institute

Update-3 Indo-Pak Standoff and Pakistan’s Response – Copy

Download The post Update-3 Indo-Pak Standoff and Pakistan’s Response – Copy appeared first on IPRI - Islamabad Policy Research Institute.

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Anadolu Ajansı broke the news in Ankara, Türkiye on Thursday, July 10, 2025.
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