Overview
- The military made the declaration Monday at the 276th Corps Commanders' Conference in Rawalpindi, promising to take all measures to ensure Pakistan’s rightful share of Indus waters as set out by the April 24, 2025 NSC guidance.
- Commanders said intelligence-based operations will continue under Operation Ghazab-lil-Haq to target militants the military says operate from territory under Afghan Taliban control.
- The forum accused Indian-sponsored groups, naming Fitna al-Khawarij and Fitna al-Hindustan, of using Afghan soil to plan attacks and warned Pakistan reserves the right to defend its people against such threats.
- Military leaders called for urgent governance and public-service reforms in restive areas to break a 'terror‑crime nexus' allegedly sustained by political patronage and to complement kinetic action.
- The conference warned of hostile hybrid warfare and disinformation campaigns, condemned state-backed proxy financing, and ordered expedited implementation of a Multi-Domain Transformation Plan to boost readiness.