Weakening the military is weakening the nation: Pak Army chief Gen Munir

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Addressing the Azadi Parade at the Pakistan Military Academy on the eve of the country's 78th Independence Day, he also underscored the importance of maintaining national unity amidst efforts by foreign powers using digital terrorism' to create a gulf between state institutions and the people of Pakistan.

Pakistan's Army chief General Asim Munir has said that any attempt to undermine the nation's powerful military is equivalent to weakening the country.

To weaken Pakistan's armed forces is tantamount to weakening the country itself," Geo News quoted him as saying.