Multan, Pakistan – Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, Chief of Army Staff (COAS), visited Multan Garrison to review the operational readiness of the formations stationed there. During the visit, he presided over the official induction ceremony of the Z-10ME attack helicopters into the Pakistan Army Aviation Corps, a move considered a strategic upgrade in the army’s combat capabilities. The event was formally announced by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the military’s media wing. ISPR
The newly inducted Z-10ME New helicopters are equipped with modern weapon systems, including precision strike technology, advanced radar, and electronic warfare tools. These helicopters are expected to enhance the army’s operational capacity, particularly in scenarios involving both aerial and ground-based threats.
As part of his visit, the COAS also attended a live firepower demonstration at the Muzaffargarh Field Firing Ranges. The exercise showcased modern battlefield techniques, high-level coordination between combat units, and the application of advanced weaponry in simulated real-time combat situations. Field Marshal Munir commended the troops for their professionalism, tactical skill, and readiness, expressing complete confidence in their ability to safeguard national security.
Beyond military exercises, the Army Chief also engaged with the academic community and civil society representatives in a separate interactive session. Addressing the attendees, he stressed the importance of national unity and the necessity for civil-military collaboration to address modern threats, particularly hybrid warfare. He emphasized that Pakistan can only overcome the complexities of the current security environment through coordinated national efforts.
Field Marshal Asim Munir’s visit highlights the Pakistan Army’s focus on modernization, strategic preparedness, and fostering stronger ties with the civilian community to ensure a united approach to future challenges. Wikipedia
