Pakistan Army Chief Warns It Will Counter Any India Aggression

Pakistan's army chief, General Asim Munir, has accused India of perpetuating instability in the region. He warned that Pakistan's military is fully prepared to respond to any aggression from India, as tensions between the two nations remain high following a four-day armed conflict in May. The army chief's remarks come amid ongoing concerns over the volatile situation between the two nuclear-armed neighbors. Both countries have accused each other of provoking tensions and engaging in military buildups along their shared border. The conflict in May, which lasted for four days, highlighted the precarious nature of the relationship between Pakistan and India. The army chief's statement suggests that Pakistan is committed to defending its sovereignty and will not hesitate to respond to any perceived threats from its neighbor. The situation remains delicate, and the international community has called for both countries to exercise restraint and engage in dialogue to resolve their differences through diplomatic means.