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General Aamer Raza warns adversaries against misca...

General Aamer Raza warns adversaries against misca...
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  • Pakistan’s Commander National Strategic Command, General Aamer Raza, has warned that any miscalculation by hostile forces would trigger a response beyond their expectations, stressing that conflict between nuclear-armed states could have serious consequences.
  • Gen Raza also highlighted the growing threat of misinformation and propaganda, saying Pakistan’s adversaries were attempting to create divisions between the public and the armed forces through disinformation campaigns and narrative warfare.
  • Discussing Pakistan’s regional role, Gen Raza said changing geopolitical dynamics and the growing conflict in the Middle East had further highlighted the country’s strategic importance.

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Pakistan’s Commander National Strategic Command, General Aamer Raza, has warned that any miscalculation by hostile forces would trigger a response beyond their expectations, stressing that conflict between nuclear-armed states could have serious consequences.

Addressing the passing-out parade of cadets from the 154th Long Course at the Pakistan Military Academy (PMA) in Kakul on Saturday, October 17, Gen Raza reaffirmed the armed forces’ commitment to defending the country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.

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He said Pakistan remained firm in its stance against hostile actions and warned adversaries against taking any steps that could threaten regional stability. He stressed that there was no room for war in a nuclearised environment and that any attempt to challenge Pakistan’s security would be met with a strong response.

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Originally published by Minute mirror on Oct 17, 2026 Read the full article at minutemirror.com.pk
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