A Pakistan Army detachment landed in Islamabad’s Red Zone to take control of vital structures after being summoned by the Interior Ministry for the area’s security.
All security precautions in Islamabad’s Red Zone have been taken over by the army. The Pakistan Army has deployed to the President’s House, Prime Minister’s House and Office, Supreme Court, and other significant government institutions in the area.
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