Chief of Army Staff and Chief of Defence Forces Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir has vowed to continue the campaign against Indian-sponsored terrorist outfits, saying security forces will target them wherever they operate.
Field Marshal Asim Munir received updates on the current security scenario in KP, the security missions under way, the security measures being taken on the country’s borders and operational readiness of formations across the province.
The army chief complimented officers and troops in the province on their high morale and professionalism, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) stated. He instructed them to remain vigilant and ensure that they have the highest degree of operational readiness to deal with any threat that arises.
Underscoring the military’s resolve to fight the terrorism Filed Marshal Asim Munir announced that the fight against Indian sponsored terrorist groups would be relentless. He said the security forces would take action against terrorist groups wherever they are.
The army chief also remembered the sacrifices of the people of Pakistan for the fight against terrorism, especially security forces soldiers who were injured and sacrificed their lives for the country.
Field Marshal Asim Munir again assured the people of Pakistan that with their cooperation Pakistan will definitely defeat terrorist groups and their ideology. The people’s and security forces’ determination to tackle the threat from militant groups will continue to play a key role in the fight, he said.
The visit is in the context of ongoing counterterrorism activities in KP, where the security forces are continuing to operate against militant groups and are endeavouring to enhance the preparedness and operational readiness at the borders.
When he reached Corps Headquarters, Peshawar, Field Marshal Munir was greeted by the Commander Peshawar Corps.
During the visit, the army chief reviewed the security situation and operational preparedness of the formations deployed in the province and emphasized on the importance of continuous vigilance and professionalism in addressing security issues,” the ISPR said.
