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"textContent": "\n\n\n\nField Marshal Syed Asim Munir, Pakistan's army chief and Chief of Defense Forces, said Tuesday that the country's progress and \"destined rise\" could not be obstructed by propaganda, fake news or externally sponsored terrorism.\n\nHe made the remarks during a visit to Quetta Garrison, where he addressed student officers and faculty at the Command and Staff College. The visit was confirmed by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).\n\n#### What did Asim Munir say about propaganda and Pakistan's progress?\n\nAsim Munir said hostile elements using proxies and disinformation campaigns would ultimately fail in the face of national resilience and unity.\n\nHe stated that Pakistan's progress and destined rise remained on course despite efforts to undermine it. The army chief has repeatedly delivered this message at forums across the country, linking national development to security and social cohesion.\n\n#### What did the army chief say at Command and Staff College Quetta?\n\nMunir praised the institution's \"high standards of training, intellectual rigor and professionalism,\" describing these as hallmarks of the military academy. He expressed satisfaction over what he called the continued \"outstanding performance and dedication\" of its graduates in professional service.\n\nHe also highlighted the rapidly evolving nature of modern warfare, stressing the need for officers to stay abreast of emerging technologies, multi-domain operations, tri-services synergy and future battlefield challenges.\n\nThe army chief urged officers to continuously enhance their professional capabilities and ensure troops were trained to respond effectively to changing security dynamics. He stressed the importance of maintaining operational readiness as battlefield conditions evolved. The address covered both institutional standards and the broader strategic environment facing Pakistan's armed forces.\n\n#### What did Asim Munir say about security in Balochistan?\n\nFollowing his address at the Staff College, Munir interacted with officers and troops deployed in Balochistan and reviewed the security situation in the province. He reaffirmed the armed forces' commitment to eliminating terrorism in all its forms, saying the military would continue its efforts with the \"steadfast support of the people.\"\n\nHe commended the morale, operational readiness and professional commitment of troops serving in the region.\n\nMunir emphasized that sustainable peace in Balochistan depended on a people-centric approach, inclusive development and improved governance alongside security measures.\n\nHe appreciated the Government of Balochistan's efforts toward public welfare, socio-economic uplift and strengthening trust between the state and citizens. The army chief credited troops deployed in the province for maintaining peace, stability and the writ of the state.",
"title": "Army chief says Pakistan's progress and destined rise cannot be hindered by propaganda"
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