The Armed Forces of Pakistan reaffirmed their commitment to national defense, internal security, and sovereignty on Pakistan Day, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).

The Pakistan Army has reportedly destroyed several Afghan posts.

Pakistan's army chief asserts that achieving peace between Pakistan and Afghanistan is contingent upon the Taliban's commitment to renouncing support for terrorist groups.

The Qatar Armed Forces have concluded their participation in the Pakistan Army Team Spirit International Competition.

Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Asim Munir, warned religious leaders that violence within the country, incited by events abroad, would not be tolerated.

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The Pakistan Army has reported killing 18 individuals on the border with Afghanistan, though specific locations targeted were not detailed.

Pakistan's Army Chief, CDF Munir, has urged national unity and warned against extremism, stating that violence linked to foreign incidents will not be tolerated in the country. His remarks come as Shia ulema express support for state efforts to maintain peace and stability.

The Pakistan Army announced that 15 terrorists from TTP and BLA were killed in two operations in Balochistan, targeting groups allegedly backed by India.

Pakistan's Army Chief Munir visited South Waziristan along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, stating that the use of Afghan soil for terror activities against Pakistan is unacceptable.

Pakistan's strategic importance in multilateral diplomacy and South Asian stability was underscored by a US diplomat at the Munich conference, where CDF Munir also met with top defense leaders.