Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir says that even ten generations of terrorists cannot harm Balochistan or Pakistan


Islamabad: Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir has said that as long as the brave people of this country stand with the army, the armed forces can overcome any challenge.
Addressing the first-ever Overseas Pakistanis Convention held in Islamabad, the Army Chief said he was deeply moved by the emotions of Pakistanis living abroad, and assured them that the sentiments of those at home are even stronger.
He stated, “You are not only ambassadors of Pakistan but also the light that shines upon the world.” He remarked that those who talk about "brain drain" should know this is not brain drain, but “brain gain”, and overseas Pakistanis are a shining example of it.
In his speech, General Asim Munir questioned whether Pakistan’s enemies truly believe that a handful of terrorists can decide the fate of the country. He asserted that even ten generations of terrorists can do no harm to Balochistan or Pakistan, calling Balochistan the nation’s destiny and the jewel on its crown.
He reiterated that as long as the nation’s people support the army, the military will remain resilient in the face of any difficulty. “We will never let the eternal sacrifices of our martyrs be in vain,” he said.
The Army Chief added, “We’re giving a clear message today: whoever hinders Pakistan’s progress will be dealt with collectively.”
He emphasized that “we have never bowed before challenges, and we never will. We aim to take Pakistan to the height envisioned by Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah.”
The Army Chief also reaffirmed that “Kashmir was, is, and will remain Pakistan’s jugular vein,” and that “the hearts of Pakistanis beat in unison with their Palestinian brothers in Gaza.”

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