Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir Warns of Half-World Destruction
Munir declared that Pakistan would “take half the world down” in the event of a nuclear conflict, intensifying fears of global instability.
Speaking in Tampa, Florida, the newly promoted Field Marshal addressed diaspora and officials, linking his remarks to Indo-Pak tensions.
His warning comes amid escalating rhetoric over Kashmir, water disputes, and military posturing along the Line of Control.
International observers condemned the remark, urging restraint and diplomatic dialogue to avoid escalation in South Asia.
Analysts see Munir’s words as both deterrence and domestic political signaling, reflecting Pakistan’s military-first policy.
Munir’s statement underscores the fragile balance in the region—where words can spark waves across the globe.