Pakistan Army launched targeted airstrikes against terrorist hideouts across Afghanistan as part of Operation Ghazab lil-Haq, successfully hitting multiple strategic locations on Friday.
Security sources report that during the night of March 12-13, four terrorist sanctuaries linked to the Afghan Taliban and Fitna al-Kharij were targeted, including key military installations.
The strikes resulted in the destruction of the infrastructure of the 313 Corps in Kabul, the Tarawa camp in Kandahar along with its oil storage and logistics facilities, and the Shirinaw camp in Paktia, significantly damaging terrorist operational bases.
Authorities confirm that operations under Operation Ghazab lil-Haq will persist until all designated targets are neutralized.
It is noteworthy that on March 9, the Pakistan Army conducted joint ground and air operations against extremist groups, including the Afghan Taliban and Fitna al-Kharij, along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. One such operation targeted a Taliban post in Shawal, near South Waziristan, which was destroyed with explosives, forcing militants to retreat.
Ongoing strikes continue to target Taliban hideouts and military assets to prevent cross-border attacks. In a recent operation in Paktika, Pakistani forces destroyed an ammunition depot at Shahin Base, further disrupting militant logistics.
Security officials reaffirm that Operation Ghazab lil-Haq remains active, with systematic efforts underway to neutralize all threats until objectives are fully accomplished.
Additionally, on Wednesday, Pakistan Army responded strongly with retaliatory actions against militant positions in the Zhob sector along the Pakistan–Afghanistan border.
