MULTAN: In a major step towards modernizing its combat aviation fleet, the Pakistan Army has inducted the state-of-the-art Z-10ME attack helicopters during a formal ceremony at Multan Garrison, overseen by Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir.
As per a statement from Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the Z-10ME is a multi-role, all-weather platform with advanced radar systems and electronic warfare support. Its precision strike capabilities are expected to greatly boost Pakistan Army Aviation’s effectiveness against both aerial threats and ground targets.
COAS Munir reviewed the operational readiness of the formation and received a detailed briefing at the Corps Headquarters, where he expressed satisfaction over ongoing training initiatives and preparedness.
The induction ceremony was followed by a dynamic live firepower demonstration at Muzaffargarh Field Firing Ranges, where the Z-10ME helicopters showcased their combat prowess. The demonstration also highlighted the Army’s growing reliance on integrated battlefield tactics and real-time coordination across forces.
During his visit, Field Marshal Asim Munir praised the professionalism and high morale of the troops, reaffirming the Army’s dedication to protecting Pakistan’s sovereignty. He emphasized the importance of maintaining a strategic edge amid rapidly evolving regional and global security challenges.
He also engaged with members of academia and civil society, where he advocated for a unified national front, highlighting the role of civil-military cooperation in countering hybrid warfare and promoting internal stability.
“The evolving nature of warfare demands joint efforts from all segments of society,” the Army Chief stated, calling for national solidarity and resilience.
This development marks a significant leap in Pakistan Army Aviation’s modernization drive, with the Z-10ME providing a decisive edge in rapid deployment and battlefield support operations.