Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir Threatened in London; UK Asked for Help

• Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir received a death threat in London, comparing his fate to General Zia-ul-Haq.
• The threat, involving a car bomb, emerged from a protest outside the Pakistani embassy in Bradford, UK.
• A video live-streamed by UKPTIofficial showed a female protester making the controversial statement.
• Pakistan formally complained to UK authorities (demarche), citing incitement to violence and concern for Munir's security.
• Imran Khan's PTI claims the video is distorted, calling the protest a 'voice of freedom' against military interference.

Why It Matters: Pakistan's Army Chief threatened in London, prompting a diplomatic plea to the UK.