Azm-e-Nau 2025 — International Leadership & War Exercise 2025 Complete Journey (Part 1 to Part 5)

A transformation from discipline… to war… to peace.
🟩 Part 1 — The Beginning: Formation of Nations

Cadet College Jhang was transformed into two countries—Chaman and Tajistan.
Borders were established, leadership elected, ministries formed, and each nation began preparing its strategies.
This phase laid the foundation for diplomacy, intelligence, and national management.

🟦 Part 2 — Rising Tensions & Intelligence Reports

As both nations settled, tensions increased.
Suspicious movements, misinformation, and strategic doubts pushed both sides toward conflict.
Diplomacy grew weaker, misunderstandings stronger—setting the stage for war.

🟧 Part 3 — Preparation for War

Both sides entered full preparation mode with:
• Assault Course Training
• 12 km Route March
• Camp Survival — living in tents, offering Salah together, learning discipline and mess management
Cadets experienced hardship, unity, and the early pressure of an upcoming conflict.

🟥 Part 4 — War D-Day: Hardships That Forge Warriors

Before dawn, cadets collected logs, rested briefly on the roadside after a long march, and prepared mentally for battle.
Then the war began:
• Quick run towards the minefield
• Dead body lifting
• Water obstacles
• Artillery shelling zone
• Final hidden task

Each hurdle tested their physical strength and leadership under stress—shaping true warriors.

🟨 Part 5 — Conflict Resolution by the UN

After intense conflict, evidence revealed the truth:
The attack was not done by Tajistan or Chaman.
It was publicly admitted by the leader of the terrorist organization Tehreek-e-Ihtijaaj.
Both nations agreed to a peace treaty under the UN’s supervision.
A powerful message emerged—
War tests strength, but peace requires wisdom.

💚 Azm-e-Nau 2025 concludes with pride, discipline, and a renewed understanding of leadership and unity.
Cadet College Jhang continues to shape cadets into thinkers, warriors, and peacemakers.