PAKISTAN ARMY LEADERSHIP EXPRESSES SOLIDARITY WITH RESILIENT KASHMIRI BRETHREN

   Tuesday, 05 February 2019

source: shiitenews

The 218th Corps Commanders Conference discussed the situation along the Line of Control (LoC) and Working Boundary (WB) with India, with particular reference to the continued ceasefire violations and Indian atrocities against innocent Kashmiris.
The forum also expressed solidarity with the ‘resilient Kashmiri brethren’ on the eve of Kashmir Day, observed every year on Feb 5 to express solidarity with the people of occupied Kashmir in their struggle for self-determination.
The military's top brass expressed satisfaction with the progress in "regional peace initiatives", particularly the Afghan reconciliation process. ‘While safeguarding the borders and carrying on the ongoing stability operations through [Operation] Radd ul Fasaad, concurrent focus is now to be on strategising and implementing comprehensive national response against machinations by hostile intelligence agencies/inimical forces to undo the national gains for peace and stability,’ ISPR said. ‘The dividends of improved internal security must reach out to people of Pakistan through socioeconomic development.’
Afghan Ambassador to Pakistan Shukrullah Atif Mashal also called on Gen Bajwa at GHQ yesterday. The two discussed matters of mutual interest and regional security, particularly the Afghanistan peace process. He lauded Pakistan’s efforts in the ongoing Afghan peace process.
"> Chief of the Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa presided over the conference that reviewed the state of preparedness along the LOC/WB and the eastern border in order to thwart any misadventure from across.
Director General (DG) ISPR Maj Gen Asif Ghafoor on Twitter, said the meeting reviewed the "geo-strategic environment" of the country. The forum held at GHQ also expressed its satisfaction with the improved internal security situation.
The forum also expressed solidarity with the ‘resilient Kashmiri brethren’ on the eve of Kashmir Day, observed every year on Feb 5 to express solidarity with the people of occupied Kashmir in their struggle for self-determination.
The military's top brass expressed satisfaction with the progress in "regional peace initiatives", particularly the Afghan reconciliation process. ‘While safeguarding the borders and carrying on the ongoing stability operations through [Operation] Radd ul Fasaad, concurrent focus is now to be on strategising and implementing comprehensive national response against machinations by hostile intelligence agencies/inimical forces to undo the national gains for peace and stability,’ ISPR said. ‘The dividends of improved internal security must reach out to people of Pakistan through socioeconomic development.’
Afghan Ambassador to Pakistan Shukrullah Atif Mashal also called on Gen Bajwa at GHQ yesterday. The two discussed matters of mutual interest and regional security, particularly the Afghanistan peace process. He lauded Pakistan’s efforts in the ongoing Afghan peace process.