Pakistan rallies around the military. But political unity is elusive.

After a ceasefire with India generated significant public support in Pakistan, military leaders find themselves in an unexpectedly favorable position amid nationalistic fervor. The country's opposition challenges the authority of its military, citing recent events like former Prime Minister Imran Khan's detention as a direct threat to its stability. Despite this, the PTI gains traction and support from youth and military personnel, while internal divisions within the party persist, with some refusing to reconcile past actions. The article captures the complex interplay between military success, political discontent, and public sentiment in Pakistan.