Pakistan Alarmed: Munir Calls Emergency Meeting After Indian Army Chief's Balakot 2.0 Hint

• Pakistan's top military leadership, led by Asim Munir, held an emergency meeting following Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi's hint at Balakot 2.0.
• The meeting included the ISI chief and National Security Advisor General Asim Malik, discussing potential US-Iran conflict impact and Pakistan's security challenges.
• Munir instructed senior commanders and the National Security Advisor to remain on high alert and monitor the situation, tasking the ISI chief with diplomatic contacts.
• Pakistan is concerned about the US potentially demanding airbases for an attack on Iran and the instability of the Pakistan-Iran border.
• The military leadership also discussed internal risks, including potential widespread protests from Pakistan's Shia population if Iran is attacked, and increased refugee movement.

Why It Matters: Pakistan's military is on high alert, holding emergency meetings after India's Balakot 2.0 warning and potential US-Iran conflict.