Munir says foreign-backed proxies threaten Balochistan stability
Chief of Defence Forces Field Marshal Asim Munir has warned that foreign-backed proxies threaten peace and development in Balochistan. He made the remarks while meeting the province’s political leadership. According to ISPR, hostile elements use these groups to create divisions between the state and citizens. Munir said Balochistan’s future remains closely linked with Pakistan’s future. […]
Pakistan's Chief of Defence Forces Field Marshal Asim Munir has warned that foreign-backed proxies pose a threat to peace and development in Balochistan. According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), Munir made the remarks while meeting the province's political leadership. He stated that hostile elements use these groups to create divisions between the state and citizens.
Munir emphasized that Balochistan's future is closely linked with Pakistan's future. He highlighted that the province is home to talented, resilient, patriotic, and proud people. Munir stressed that clear national narrative and enduring peace and stability are fundamental to unlocking Balochistan's economic potential and translating its abundant human and natural resources into prosperity.
The ISPR reported that Munir identified Fitna al Khawarij and Fitna al Hindustan as foreign-sponsored proxies being employed by hostile elements to destabilize Balochistan. He also emphasized the importance of empowering the youth and providing them opportunities to contribute to national progress. According to Dawn, Munir described Balochistan's youth as the most vibrant and promising segment of society.
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