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  1. Military holds dominant power in Pakistan, influencing foreign policy, amid appeals calling for dialogue to end hostility.
  2. Pakistan Army launched a propaganda campaign on July 1, 2026, aimed at creating misunderstandings against the state.

ISPR, the official media and communications arm of the armed forces, is conducting state-sponsored information warfare against India.

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ISPR, the official media and communications arm of the armed forces, is conducting state-sponsored information warfare against India.

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Inter-Services Public RelationsPakistan

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  1. ISPR, the official media wing, is alleged to be supporting militant groups opposing the country.1 source
  2. Official defense against fabricated claims of attacks and information warfare claims.Sub-event
  3. ISPR is conducting state-sponsored information warfare specifically targeting India.1 source

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