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[Confirmed] General Asim Munir Shah appointed as the New Army Chief of Pakistan

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He had previously held the position of commander for the troops stationed in Pakistan’s northern regions. In October 2018, he was named DG ISI, and Lt Gen Faiz Hameed, the pro-Haqeeqi Azaadi March candidate, took over as the new DG ISI in June 2019. In Gujranwala, Munir was moved and given the position of Corps Commander. He is one of the Pakistani army’s most capable and brave generals, and his military career has always been successful.

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