No Room for Conflict in a Nuclear Environment Says General Syed Aamer Raza

No Room for Conflict in a Nuclear Environment Says General Syed Aamer Raza

No Room for Conflict or War in a Nuclear Environment; Response to Any Miscalculation Will Far Exceed Aggressor’s Calculations, Warns Commander National Strategic Command General Syed Aamer Raza

ABBOTTABAD: Commander National Strategic Command (CNC) General Syed Aamer Raza has said that conventional conflict or war is not possible in a nuclearized scenario as there is no space or margin for the two sides to misjudge each other, which would result in a response that goes beyond the imagination of the aggressor.

General Raza told the passing out parade at Pakistan Military Academy (PMA) in Kakul that, the Pakistan Armed Forces will never tolerate any infiltration, saying that the supreme sacrifice of their youth were now on the shoulders of newly commissioned officers.

The Key Points of General Syed Aamer Raza’s Talk at Kakul
Highlights the volatile situation of the world today, General Raza said that the world today is in a state of great uncertainty, and hybrid threats are trying to destabilize sovereign states, and that any misadventure in a nuclear environment would trigger a counter-response that would be so devastating that it would make the world feel the tremors of the danger.

Regional Diplomacy and Peace Efforts: He discussed the recent geopolitical developments and noted that Pakistan’s efforts in resolving the region’s tensions and disputes have been positive and decisive, highlighting the world’s appreciation of Islamabad’s role in facilitating regional peace. He termed the historic Islamabad Agreement a manifestation of Pakistan’s long-term peace policy while the Makkah Accord is an extension of Pakistan’s vision of sustainable peace.

A commitment to steadfast stance on Jammu and Kashmir and Palestine: Reaffirming indelible national policies, General Raza said that Jammu and Kashmir has not been resolved yet and it is one of the most important issues which needed to be addressed by the international forum, and that he will continue to back the Kashmiri people morally, diplomatically and politically. He further urged to stop the commission of human rights violations in Palestine immediately and reiterated the firm stance of Pakistan in support of its Palestinian brothers and sisters.