Pakistan’s Army Chief General Asim Munir has warned that any future act of aggression against Pakistan will be met with a broad, dangerous, and painful response. He made the remarks on Sunday while addressing a ceremony at the General Headquarters, organized to mark one year since the India-Pakistan conflict.

Munir stated that the previous year’s conflict was not merely a military confrontation but a decisive clash between two ideologies. He said the Pakistani government described the conflict as ‘Marka-e-Haq’ or ‘the war of truth.’ The army chief alleged that India attempted to violate Pakistan’s sovereignty and territory in May 2025, but Pakistan responded through national unity and military capability.

He further accused India of repeatedly provoking tensions through false allegations in 2001, 2008, 2016, and 2019, claiming Pakistan thwarted those strategies each time. Munir also said ‘Operation Buniyanum Marsus’ exposed India’s internal failures and its efforts to assert regional dominance through military and diplomatic pressure.