Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir Claims 'Divine Help' Saved Army During Indian Attack

• Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir claimed "divine help" saved the army during an Indian operation in May 2025.
• Munir stated that when Indian pressure was at its peak and technology failed, Allah intervened to prevent morale collapse.
• The operation, referred to as Operation Sindoor, saw Indian forces conduct a precise cross-border attack, jamming Pakistani radars and destroying Noor Khan Airbase.
• Experts view Munir's statement as an attempt to cover up the army's failure and boost morale post-Operation Sindoor.
• Pakistani media is glorifying Munir's 'divine intervention' narrative, while global experts see it as an intellectual defeat.

Why It Matters: Asim Munir attributes Pakistan Army's survival during an Indian attack to 'divine intervention'.