Defence Day: Pakistan Celebrates Heroes of 1965, Strengthens Resolve Against Future Threats
Pakistan is observing Defence and Martyrs’ Day today, September 6, to honor the sacrifices of its martyrs and Ghazis, while renewing its pledge to safeguard the nation’s geographical and ideological boundaries under any circumstances. This day marks the anniversary of the 1965 conflict, when Indian forces crossed the international border under the cover of night, attempting to attack Pakistan. However, the Pakistani nation successfully thwarted their plans.
Pakistan Stands United in Observing Defence Day, Vows to Defend Sovereignty at All Costs
Celebrated with unbroken zeal and enthusiasm, September 6 serves as a powerful reminder to hostile forces, particularly India, that Pakistan’s military and citizens are fully prepared to defend the country’s sovereignty and integrity against any threat.
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Various events are being held nationwide, reaffirming the nation’s unwavering commitment to protect the homeland, which was achieved on August 14, 1947, through the immense sacrifices of Muslims in the subcontinent.
Defence Day September 6: A Tribute to Pakistan’s Heroes and the Nation’s Pledge of Protection
The day began with special prayers in mosques across the country for Pakistan’s well-being and prosperity. Additionally, a 31-gun salute was conducted in the federal capital, while provincial capitals honored the day with a 21-gun salute.
Pakistan Honors Defence and Martyrs’ Day with Renewed Vows of National Security
