Pakistan’s armed forces have launched strong military actions in response to what officials described as unprovoked activities from across the Afghan border. Security sources said that ground and air strikes were carried out against militant hideouts in border areas. The military confirmed that Operation Ghazab-ul-Haq continues against militant targets to protect Pakistan’s security and stabilize the region.
According to security officials, Pakistani forces targeted positions linked to Afghan Taliban fighters and members of the militant group referred to as Fitna-al-Khawarij. The operations involved coordinated ground and aerial efforts aimed at disrupting militant infrastructure near the border.
Sources said that Pakistani forces destroyed ammunition depots located at the Shaheen base in Paktika province. The strike was part of a wider campaign to weaken militant capabilities and prevent cross-border attacks against Pakistani territory.
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Another action was reported near Shawal, an area connected to South Waziristan. A post believed to be used by Afghan Taliban elements was hit with explosives. As a result of the strike, militants linked to Fitna-al-Khawarij and Afghan Taliban reportedly fled from the location.
Security officials stated that several militant hideouts and facilities near the border are being targeted as part of the ongoing campaign. They emphasized that Operation Ghazab-ul-Haq continues against militant targets and will proceed until its objectives are fully achieved.
