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Pakistan

Field Marshal Asim Munir hosts reception in honour of Pakistan Army veterans

COAS Munir paid rich tribute to Pakistan Army veterans on Independence Day, acknowledging their vital role in strengthening national resilience.
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Field Marshal Asim Munir hosts reception in honour of Pakistan Army veterans

Chief of Army Staff (COAS) and Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir hosted a reception in honour of Pakistan Army veterans on the occasion of Independence Day, the military’s media wing said on Saturday.

The COAS and CDF paid rich tribute to the invaluable contributions and lifelong services of veterans in the defence of the country and acknowledged their enduring role in strengthening national resilience, said a press release issued by Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR).

He underscored that the experience, guidance and continued engagement of veterans remain a valuable institutional asset, particularly for navigating an increasingly complex and evolving security environment.

Former army chiefs General (retd) Raheel Sharif and General (retd) Ashfaq Parvez Kayani and former chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee General (retd) Sahir Shamshad Mirza were also among the attendees on this occasion.

The veterans expressed their confidence in the leadership of the Pakistan Army and reaffirmed their continued support to the armed forces in confronting emerging security challenges.

They also pledged to continue contributing towards national unity, peace, stability and prosperity.

A large number of retired officers and soldiers attended the reception.

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Mubasher Mirza Aug 15, 2026 09:53pm
Chief must act strictly, wisely n timely. Now time has come that anti Pakistan elements across the board get super treatment promptly. Definitely draw a clear redline n meticulously monitored daily
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Farukh Malik Aug 16, 2026 06:04am
Remarkable information
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very beautiful 2 face togather Raheel Shareef Asim muneer l Aug 16, 2026 01:35pm
very beautiful face to gather Raheel Shareef Asim muneer
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KU Aug 16, 2026 03:08pm
If nation can feel pulse of distressed economy, unaffordable cost of living, rise in unemployment/poverty, so can the get together. One or the other has to correct course before it gets unpleasant.
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Javaid Aug 17, 2026 07:22am
It's a pity to note that all retired army generals leave their country and settle in mostly western countries.none of them stay in Pakistan.
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Imran Aug 17, 2026 08:46am
It's time to act wisely as country facing scrty challenges and geo political alliance,so our poltcl ledrshp has to be strong and faithful to our country,which is d Big chln facing by 250mil pk people
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Hamid Nawaz khan Aug 17, 2026 01:58pm
Salute to the lions of Pak army.
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Malik Sifaat Aug 17, 2026 02:11pm
Mostly veterans are "persona non grata" because of their behaviors during their uniform duty as govt servants.
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