Pakistan, July 31 -- In a region that has weathered countless storms, the fight against terrorism remains Pakistan's most pressing battle, one that is not just about security, but about national unity, resilience, and truth in the face of chaos.

The tragedy that unfolded recently in Balochistan's Mastung district, where three Indian-backed militants were neutralised during a sanitisation operation, came at the painful cost of a Pakistan Army major and a soldier's martyrdom.

These losses are neither isolated nor unfamiliar; rather, they are part of a broader war being waged against Pakistan's stability, orchestrated by external actors and compounded by internal fractures. The ISPR has reaffirmed that Pakistan's security forces remain und...