Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has welcomed a new report released by a United States Congress committee, calling it a big moment for Pakistan. The report confirms Pakistan’s military success during the May confrontation with India, stating that Pakistan shot down seven Indian aircraft during the exchange. This acknowledgment has generated strong national pride and renewed confidence in the capability of the country’s armed forces.
The prime minister said the recognition reflects the professionalism, preparedness and discipline of Pakistan’s military. He also praised Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir, crediting his leadership for guiding the armed forces with strategic clarity during a highly sensitive regional standoff.
According to government officials, the acknowledgment strengthens Pakistan’s position internationally, especially in discussions related to regional security and defense strategy. They noted that such validation demonstrates the importance of maintaining a strong defense posture in a region where tensions can escalate quickly.
Prime Minister Shehbaz added that the report not only highlights Pakistan’s military strength but also boosts the morale of the nation. He emphasized that these achievements are the result of years of professional training, operational coordination and unwavering dedication from the armed forces.
He also reaffirmed the government’s commitment to further strengthening the military through modern equipment, advanced training and upgraded technology, ensuring readiness for any future challenges.
The statement concluded by saying that the people of Pakistan are proud of their forces and that international recognition reinforces the value of their sacrifices.
