Tense Briefing at GHQ as Pakistan takes hard Line on Afghanistan situation

2026-02-27 - 14:13

ISLAMABAD – Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif paid high-profile visit to General Headquarters Pakistan Army, where country’s top civil-military leadership delivered in-depth briefing on the rapidly evolving security situation involving Pakistan and Afghanistan. The briefing covered sensitive details about cross-border threats, the alleged nexus between insurgent elements and the Afghan Taliban regime, and rising concerns over destabilizing activities. The Prime Minister issued a strong warning, declaring zero tolerance for any collaboration between “Kharijis” and Afghan administration in actions targeting Pakistan. He emphasized that such activities are unacceptable and will be met with decisive measures. In powerful show of confidence in the armed forces, Prime Minister praised their professional capabilities, particularly their successful operations in border regions where recent attacks were repelled and robust counter-strikes executed. He underscored that Pakistan remains fully prepared to defend its sovereignty against any aggression. PM Sharif hailed leadership of Asim Munir, saying the armed forces stand vigilant and prepared to safeguard the nation at all times. He further reaffirmed that the entire country stands united behind its military in protecting the motherland. The developments come amid growing regional tensions and heightened scrutiny of security dynamics along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, making this briefing one of the most significant in recent months. DG ISPR Ahmed Sharif’s Press Conference on Pakistan-Afghanistan War situation