Islamabad — Pakistan has launched Operation Azm-e-Istehkam (Resolve for Stability), a new counterterrorism initiative aimed at reinforcing the National Action Plan (NAP) against terrorism and restoring stability across the country. The government has emphasized that the operation will focus on ensuring security, targeting extremist networks, and preventing militant activities in key regions. (dawn.com)
Amid the launch, opposition parties have called for an in-camera briefing in Parliament, seeking greater transparency and involvement in the oversight of the operation. Lawmakers argue that parliamentary engagement is essential to monitor the operation’s objectives, ensure accountability, and address any civilian concerns. (geo.tv)
Government officials have reiterated that the operation is strictly focused on national security and stabilizing areas affected by militancy, stressing that civilian safety and law enforcement coordination remain priorities. Analysts note that balancing operational secrecy with legislative oversight will be critical to maintaining public trust while ensuring the success of the counterterrorism initiative.
Military sources confirmed that Operation Azm-e-Istehkam will continue until targeted threats are neutralized, highlighting Pakistan’s ongoing commitment to combating terrorism and strengthening national resilience in collaboration with security agencies and local communities.
