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COAS Munir stresses joint civil-military efforts to address challenges in Balochistan visit

August 23, 2025
in Pakistan & The World
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COAS Field Marshal Asim Munir is being briefed on Balochistan’s security situation on Turbat visit, August 23, 2025. — ISPRArmy chief’s visit aimed at reviewing security situation: ISPR.COAS Munir also assesses development initiatives in province.Field Marshal…

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