ISLAMABAD – Indian media continues to be propaganda-churning machine against Pakistan, and its latest target is the Gaza conflict. Recently, several outlets falsely claimed that Pakistan was secretly planning to send 20,000 troops to Gaza under a covert pact involving the CIA and Mossad.
In a dramatic turn of events, Pakistan’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MoIB) has outright rejected explosive claims circulating in Indian media that Field Marshal Asim Munir demanded $10,000 per soldier from Israel for US-backed Gaza peacekeeping mission.
Officials called this story “baseless propaganda,” warning that as the rediculous clauim lacked any official confirmation.
🔎 Fact Check| Ministry of Information & Broadcasting
🟠 Claim:
An article published by FirstPost on October 28, 2025, titled “With Munir’s CIA-Mossad deal, Pakistan to send 20,000 troops to Gaza under post-war plan,” claims that Field Marshal Asim Munir “brokered a deal” with… pic.twitter.com/LYNs6vCP0B— Fact Checker MoIB (@FactCheckerMoIB) October 28, 2025
The sensational report first appeared on November 6, citing anonymous “sources” and later other media picked it without checking background. It claimed about high-level meetings involving Pakistani, Israeli (Mossad), and US (CIA) officials, and falsely suggested Pakistan had agreed to deploy thousands of troops to Gaza.
Pakistani authorities quickly dismissed the claims, with the MoIB Fact Check Cell confirming that neither Pakistan, Israel, nor the United States had verified any such discussions.
This narrative is part of a larger disinformation trend originating from India. Severa media hourse debunked viral videos falsely showing General Munir at the Line of Control (LoC), highlighting repeated attempts to spread misleading information.
Analysts warn that the report appears to be a calculated attempt to distort Pakistan’s foreign policy and create confusion. Pakistani officials reiterated that any peacekeeping operations would occur only through legitimate multilateral channels, such as UN.
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