Asked why India sought truce? Military sources reply: ‘We don’t humiliate enemy’

“We’ve achieved a historic victory against the enemy with the help of Allah Almighty. We’ve given the adversary such a response that it no longer dares to take direct action against Pakistan,” responsible sources within the military leadership said on Thursday.

“Though the enemy is still targeting our children through its proxies, even now they are being hit with missiles. They will not be spared under any circumstances,” the sources said while speaking with senior journalists at the Presidency on the sidelines of a ceremony where army chief General Asim Munir was formally handed the 'Field Marshal Baton'.

“In the Battle of Badr, there were 313 fighters under the leadership of Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Allah had commanded that even if the number is small, it doesn’t matter — gather a handful of dust or sand and throw it toward the enemy; it would strike them like missiles, because it was Allah who caused the impact,” the sources added.

“In the same way, in the recent war with India, there was divine support for Pakistan, which led to success. Alhamdulillah, we carried out such an action that the enemy had no answer,” the sources said.

The military leadership sources also hailed the “exceptional harmony between our civil, political, and military leadership, the likes of which is rarely seen. We are proud of this unity.”

With regard to the ceasefire between Pakistan and India, the sources revealed that India did not speak to Pakistan directly; instead, indirect contact was made through intermediaries.

When the military leadership sources were asked about those targeting innocent children in Balochistan, they said, “Even now, missiles are being fired at those responsible. Anyone who comes toward us will not be spared.”

When asked why the operation was named Bunyanum Marsoos, it was explained that in briefings to the field marshal, air chief, and other officials, it was said that Pakistani soldiers and fighter jets had stood like a formidable wall against the enemy. Therefore, the operation was named Bunyanum Marsoos, meaning “a wall of molten lead.”

Asked what exactly forced the enemy into agreeing to a ceasefire, the military leadership sources replied: “We do not insult the enemy.”