Gen Aamer Raza Warns Against Cross-Border Aggression
Published On 17 Oct, 2026
9 News HD: General Aamer Raza has warned that Pakistan will not tolerate any cross-border aggression. He said Pakistan takes its national security seriously and will protect its borders against any threat.
Pakistan has raised concerns about attacks carried out by armed groups from across the border. The country has urged neighbouring authorities to take action against groups accused of planning attacks inside Pakistan.
The safety of Pakistani citizens and security forces remains a major concern for the government. Officials have stressed that steps are needed to stop attacks and maintain peace in the region.
Security along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border has remained a key issue between the two countries. Pakistan has asked the Afghan authorities to stop armed groups from using Afghan territory to launch attacks. However, the Afghan Taliban have denied allowing militants to use their land against Pakistan.
Pakistan has also called for better cooperation with its neighbours to improve border security and reduce tensions. The country says it supports peaceful relations but expects serious action against threats to its security.
General Aamer Raza’s warning highlights Pakistan’s firm position on cross-border attacks. The country has made it clear that the safety of its people and protection of its territory are important priorities.
The situation will depend on the steps taken by the countries involved. Better cooperation and action against armed groups could help reduce tensions and improve security along the border.
