Addressing Sunday's event, Munir alleged that India "violated the sovereignty and territory" of Pakistan between the night of May 6-7 and May 10 last year.
Islamabad says it remains open to talks but insists dialogue must be 'mutual and not a monologue', while citing past military confrontation and deterrence posture.
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif's latest comments came days after he warned that Islamabad's response to any attack from New Delhi would be "swift, calibrated, and decisive."
The 34-page report noted that while both countries aim to avoid escalation, the presence of terrorist actors keeps the region vulnerable to sudden crises.
Trump claimed he saved millions of lives during the conflict by threatening a 200% tariff, adding that both countries stopped fighting as “there’s nothing like money.”
