COAS stresses civil-military synergy as Pakistan inducts Z-10ME attack helicopters

"Z-10ME significantly enhances Army's capability to engage diverse aerial and ground threats," says ISPR

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Field Marshal Asim Munir and other senior officials pose in front of the newly-inducted Z-10ME attack helicopter into Pakistan Army Aviation during a ceremony held on August 2, 2025. — ISPR
Field Marshal Asim Munir and other senior officials pose in front of the newly-inducted Z-10ME attack helicopter into Pakistan Army Aviation during a ceremony held on August 2, 2025. — ISPR
  • COAS briefed on operational preparedness on Multan Garrison visit.
  • Asim Munir presides over induction ceremony of Z-10ME helicopters.
  • Army chief also witnesses firepower demonstration at field range.

RAWALPINDI: Field Marshal Asim Munir presided over the induction ceremony of the state-of-the-art Z-10ME attack helicopter into Pakistan Army Aviation during a visit to the Multan Garrison, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said in a statement on Saturday.

"This state-of-the-art, all-weather platform is capable of precision strike operations day and night. Equipped with advanced radar systems and cutting-edge electronic warfare suites, the Z-10ME significantly enhances the Army's capability to engage diverse aerial and ground threats," the military's media wing added.

During his visit, the chief of army staff (COAS) also witnessed a firepower demonstration by the newly inducted Z-10ME helicopters at the Muzaffargarh Field Firing Ranges.

"The induction of this potent system marks a major leap in the modernisation of Army Aviation, reinforcing its integrated battlefield response and capacity to deliver decisive effects against potential adversaries," read the press release issued by the ISPR.

COAS Asim Munir pictured during his visit to Multan Garrison. — ISPR
COAS Asim Munir pictured during his visit to Multan Garrison. — ISPR

Interacting with troops, the COAS lauded their exceptional morale, professionalism, and combat proficiency. 

He appreciated the successful demonstration of combined arms tactics, reflecting the Army's firm resolve to maintain a decisive edge in the evolving character of warfare.

Furthermore, Field Marshal Munir was also briefed on the formation’s operational preparedness and ongoing training activities, where he expressed satisfaction over the high standards of readiness.

The COAS engaged with members of academia and civil society in an interactive session, where he underscored the significance of national unity, civil-military synergy, and a whole-of-nation approach in countering hybrid threats and fostering societal cohesion.