RAWALPINDI, Apr 7 — Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir chaired the 274th Corps Commanders’ Conference (CCC) at General Headquarters in Rawalpindi, where senior military leadership reviewed Pakistan’s internal and external security environment, the military’s media wing said on Monday.
According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the forum discussed ongoing counter-terrorism operations, regional developments and national security priorities, reaffirming the military’s commitment to maintaining stability and addressing emerging threats.
The meeting began with Fateha for members of the armed forces, law enforcement agencies and civilians who lost their lives in the line of duty. Participants paid tribute to their sacrifices, describing them as central to Pakistan’s security framework.
Security operations and counter-terrorism focus
The forum reviewed the progress of intelligence-based operations against militant groups and reiterated that efforts would continue against what it described as externally supported proxies and their facilitators.
Military leadership emphasised the continuation of Operation Ghazab-lil-Haq, aimed at eliminating militant safe havens and preventing the use of Afghan territory for attacks inside Pakistan.
The army chief commended the armed forces for their operational preparedness and professionalism, noting coordination between state institutions and the public as key to sustaining security gains.
Regional developments and Middle East tensions
Participants also discussed the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and welcomed diplomatic efforts aimed at de-escalation. The forum reiterated Pakistan’s support for dialogue and peaceful resolution of regional disputes.
The conference expressed concern over recent attacks on Saudi Arabia’s petrochemical and industrial facilities, describing them as escalatory and potentially harmful to ongoing mediation efforts.
Concerns over disinformation and Kashmir situation
The forum rejected what it termed as “disinformation” and allegations attributed to India, stating such claims lacked credibility internationally.
It also raised concerns over the situation in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir, referring to reports of human rights violations and recent incidents described as staged encounters.
Operational readiness reaffirmed
In his concluding remarks, the army chief directed commanders to maintain high levels of operational readiness and adaptability, expressing confidence in the armed forces’ ability to respond to evolving security challenges and safeguard Pakistan’s sovereignty.
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