Pakistan Army conducts airstrikes on terrorist hideouts in Afghanistan

RAWALPINDI — Pakistan Army carried out targeted airstrikes against militant hideouts in Afghanistan under Operation Ghazab lil-Haq. The strikes targeted several strategic locations.

According to security sources, the operation took place during the night of March 12 and 13. The army targeted four hideouts linked to militants.

The hideouts were reportedly associated with the Afghan Taliban and Fitna al-Kharij. Some locations also included suspected military-style installations.

One of the major targets was the infrastructure of the 313 Corps in Kabul. The strike destroyed key facilities used by militants.

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Meanwhile, forces also targeted the Tarawa camp in Kandahar. Oil storage units and logistics facilities at the site were also damaged.

Another airstrike hit the Shirinaw camp located in Paktia province. The attack damaged several militant hideouts and disrupted their operations.

Security officials stated that Operation Ghazab-ul-Haq will continue. Authorities say strikes will proceed until all designated targets are neutralized.