In a recent development, Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Asif has indicated the possibility of military action against terrorist elements in Afghanistan before Ramadan. As reported by Aaj TV Latest, Asif emphasized that 'Pakistan will not compromise on its security' and criticized Afghan authorities for their passive stance, suggesting they could be considered 'complicit' if they fail to act against terrorism originating from their soil. He highlighted the ongoing security challenges faced by Pakistan, noting that since 2021, 170 officers and 2,759 personnel have been martyred in the fight against terrorism. Asif also mentioned that over 200 terrorists have been killed in operations in Balochistan, underscoring the necessity of these actions to maintain national security. The minister criticized statements by opposition leader Mahmood Khan Achakzai, who had referred to the Pakistani military as a 'four-district army,' calling such remarks irresponsible and damaging to national unity.