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COAS Asim Munir’s ‘Hit Them Hard’ Pledge: Empty Words, Heavy Price

COAS Asim Munir vows to ‘hit’ Indian‑sponsored terrorists hard, but the rhetoric masks a costly, ineffective strategy that burdens ordinary Pakistanis.

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COAS Vows Hard Hit

Until the army can demonstrate that its hard‑hit policy actually reduces terror and not merely inflates its own budget, the promise remains an empty boast – a promise of fire that will ultimately be paid for by the people of Pakistan.

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