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Any miscalculation will invite response beyond adversaries’ imagination, says CNSC

Commander National Strategic Command (CNSC) Lieutenant General Aamer Raza warned the country’s adversaries on Saturday that “any miscalculation will be met with a response far beyond the imagination or the calculation of the initiator”. More to follow

Any miscalculation will invite response beyond adversaries’ imagination, says CNSC

Lieutenant General Aamer Raza, commander of Pakistan's National Strategic Command, has issued a stern warning to adversaries, stating that any miscalculation will result in a response significantly beyond their wildest imagination. He emphasized that there is no place for conflict or war in a nuclear-armed region and reiterated that Pakistan's armed forces are prepared to defend every inch of the nation.

The warning follows provocative remarks by Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, who had warned Pakistan that any "fresh terrorist activity from across the border would invite a strike even bigger than the last time."

In the "post-truth era," Raza highlighted that adversaries aim to sow division between Pakistan's people and its armed forces through calculated disinformation and narrative warfare. He stated that following the failure of Operation Sindoor, adversaries have sought to fracture Pakistan's social cohesion and state infrastructure through escalation of proxy terrorism and sub-conventional warfare.

Gen Raza further warned that hostile elements continue to try to exploit Pakistan's internal vulnerabilities to cultivate proxy instruments against national unity.

He stressed that the conflict is waged directly against the country's security and the freedom secured by the sacrifices of its predecessors.

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