Operation Ghazb-ul-Haq: Pakistan Army Targets Oil Storage at Kandahar Airfield

Pakistan Army has successfully destroyed oil storage sites at Kandahar Airfield under Operation Ghazb-ul-Haq. The targeted strikes were conducted on the nights of March 12 and 13.

According to security sources, the army carried out precise and effective attacks on oil storage facilities that were being used by terrorist groups, including the Afghan Taliban.

Available video footage shows the before-and-after impact of the strikes, highlighting the intensity and effectiveness of the operation.

Sources added that these oil storage sites were being utilized for illegal activities, including the storage of weapons and military equipment by terrorist organizations.

The Pakistan Army stated that actions under Operation Ghazb-ul-Haq will continue until all objectives are achieved, employing the full capacity of the military to combat terrorism.

Security officials emphasized that these operations aim to weaken the infrastructure of terrorist organizations and ensure the safety of military installations in the region.

The army has also confirmed that future operations will continue to counter terrorism effectively, maintaining peace and security in the region while neutralizing threats before they can escalate.