Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir said that Defense and Martyrs Day is an important milestone in our national and military history. This day reminds us of the eternal sacrifices of our armed forces. Courage and professionalism foiled the people and the army…
Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir has said in his statement on the occasion of Defense Day that sanctity and respect of martyrs is our important responsibility, trust and unity between Pakistan Army and people is our valuable asset.
He said that the great spirit of national unity and solidarity was seen in the war of 1965 and with this spirit we thwarted the enemy’s aggression, Pakistan Army occupies a prominent position in the world due to its discipline and high professional standards. .
The Army Chief has said that faith, piety and Jihad in the cause of Allah is our distinguishing feature, Pakistan Army is always ready to respond to any aggression of the enemy.
General Syed Asim Munir has said that it is the commitment of every officer and soldier of the Pakistan Army to put the defense of the country before his life. are
General Syed Asim Munir has said that the courage with which the armed forces fought terrorism is not an example. Will be on the way.
Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir has said that recently some elements made a sinister attempt to attack the relationship between the people and the army, which the Pakistan Army as a national institution failed with great patience and understanding.
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**Interview with Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir**
**Interviewer:** General Munir, thank you for joining us today. You mentioned that Defense and Martyrs Day is a significant milestone in our national and military history. Can you elaborate on why you believe honoring our martyrs is an essential responsibility for all Pakistanis?
**General Munir:** Thank you for having me. Honoring our martyrs is crucial because they represent the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom and sovereignty. This day serves as a reminder of their bravery and the unyielding bond between the Pakistan Army and our citizens. It’s essential for national unity and reinforces our collective commitment to defend our homeland.
**Interviewer:** You spoke about the spirit of national unity demonstrated during the war of 1965. How can we rekindle this spirit in today’s context, especially with rising challenges to the relationship between the army and the public?
**General Munir:** The spirit of unity can be rekindled through open dialogue and mutual respect. It’s vital for both the public and the army to understand each other’s challenges and aspirations. We must work together to ensure that the trust and solidarity that historically defined our nation remain strong.
**Interviewer:** You addressed attempts to undermine the relationship between the army and the people. What do you think the public views these attempts as? Are they seen as a threat, or do they believe there are genuine concerns that need to be addressed?
**General Munir:** That’s a significant question. It’s essential for the public to critically analyze these attempts. While some may view these actions as potential threats to our unity, others may feel legitimate concerns are being overlooked. I believe fostering an informed and constructive dialogue can help bridge any divides.
**Interviewer:** In your speech, you emphasized the Pakistan Army’s readiness to face any aggression. How do you inspire confidence in the public regarding the army’s capabilities and commitment to national defense?
**General Munir:** We demonstrate our commitment by maintaining the highest professional standards and remaining transparent in our actions. The courage our armed forces displayed in fighting terrorism and their dedication to the nation should inspire confidence. We are always ready to protect our homeland, and that readiness is our promise to the people of Pakistan.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, General Munir. As we reflect on your statements, it raises an intriguing debate among our readers: Do they feel the military’s commitment to national defense aligns with the people’s expectations, or do they see a disconnect that needs urgent attention?
