May 7, 2026

Armed forces mark first anniversary of Marka-e-Haq with renewed resolve

Pakistan’s armed forces marked the first anniversary of Marka-e-Haq, with the ISPR paying tribute to the Pakistan Air Force and reaffirming readiness to defend the country. The statement also stressed peace, stability and preparedness for future challenges.

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May 7, 2026

Armed forces mark first anniversary of Marka-e-Haq with renewed resolve

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s armed forces on the first anniversary of Marka-e-Haq commemorated the night between May 6 and 7 as a significant moment in the country’s military history, with particular tribute paid to the Pakistan Air Force (PAF), according to a statement issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).

The military’s media wing said the occasion marked a chapter that strengthened national confidence, reinforced institutional determination and reflected the PAF’s continued emphasis on modernisation and capability development.

According to the ISPR, the milestone also highlighted the PAF’s progress towards becoming a future-ready air force through the induction of advanced systems and the rapid operational use of niche and disruptive technologies, further consolidating its operational reorientation.

"By mastering the skillful employment of Multi-domain Operations, Pakistan Air Force continues to consolidate itself into a future-focused and capable air power, fully prepared to uphold the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Pakistan in the face of the evolving nature and parameters of modern air warfare,"the statement said.

The ISPR said the execution of these operations, which it described as unprecedented in scope and novel in the history of aerial warfare, demonstrated the professional standards of the PAF and renewed the pride, confidence and spirit of the Pakistani nation.

"The successful execution of these operations, unprecedented in scope and novel in the history of aerial warfare, not only underscored the professional excellence of Pakistan Air Force but also renewed the pride, confidence and spirit of the resilient Pakistani nation," the statement added.

Peace, stability and preparedness

The ISPR said Pakistan is a peace-loving country and that its armed forces reflect what it called a mature and responsible strategic culture. Every effort, preparation and endeavour of the armed forces remained directed towards preserving peace, promoting stability and ensuring security in the region.

"Peace for Pakistan has always been inseparable from honour, dignity and sovereign equality,"the statement said.

According to the ISPR, the armed forces remain fully aware of the changing geopolitical and regional security environment as well as what it described as the aggressive capability pursuits of adversarial forces.

The statement said that despite the transformation of the strategic environment, the resolve, vigilance and commitment of Pakistan’s armed forces to defend the country remained firm. The military continued to invest in critical capabilities, advanced technologies and professional excellence needed to meet future challenges. "More focused than ever before, they stand prepared for the future battlespace and remain ready to decisively respond to any aggression imposed upon the homeland. Any hostile design against Pakistan will be countered with even greater strength, precision and resolve far stronger than what was witnessed by the adversary during Marka-e-Haq, Insha'Allah."

Tribute to PAF personnel

The ISPR said the nation on this occasion paid tribute to every member of the Pakistan Air Force for professionalism, sacrifice, untiring efforts and exceptional operational focus, which it said were central to the historic defence of Pakistan’s airspace.

"Pakistan Air Force is and InshaAllah will remain Second to None, worthy of being symbol of pride, strength and confidence for this great nation. Pakistan Hamesha Zindabad!" the statement concluded.

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