Pakistani Chief of the Army, General Asim Munir, said he has no political ambitions and, according to a report by Pakistan’s media distance, is considered only to be a servant of the state.
Suhail Warraich, journalist for the Yang Media Group, wrote in an article published on Saturday that General Munir gave him this report directly during a recent meeting in Brussels, while on his way to his visit to the United States, he reported nor.
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The publicist said that Munir was reported as a stage at the Brussels Assembly, that “God made me the protector of the earth. I don’t want another position.”
“I am a soldier and my greatest desire is martyrdom,” Munir said, as Pakistan’s newspaper quoted.
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This remark of the Pakistani chief of the army came at a time when there were persistent cases that showed that the Pakistanian political system faced military intervention, and Munir categorically rejected such speculation. “The sale began with politics and especially the rumors that work was carried out on the change of President Pakistan and Prime Minister.
Munir also stated that such demands on changing leadership in Pakistan were not carried out by civil nor military agencies, but rather elements that tried to destabilize the political order in the country.
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The Pakistani newspaper based on the seizures quoted a column of Yang Media to say that the head of the Pakistani army “warned” India against the destabilization of Pakistan’s peace using “proxy” and also warned Afghanistan against “pushing the Taliban into Pakistan”.
“We won’t sacrifice one friend for another”
Munir was quoted as expressing trust in maintaining a balance between the US and China. “We won’t sacrifice one friend for another,” Munir said, as Daily Jung quoted a publicist.
The journalist said that the head of the Pakistani army also set an “ambitious” plan focused on the transformation of Pakistan and pointed to the unused potential in the mineral sector.
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“Pakistan has a treasure of rare soils; Pakistani debt will also be reduced with this treasure, and Pakistan will soon be counted among the closest companies,” Munir said in an interview with Daily Yang. Munir specifically pointed to the Reko DIQ mining project, which predicted that the country would have earned a net profit of at least $ 2 billion a year from the project next year, increasing this number annually.
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