Pakistan’s Information Minister Attaullah Tarar on Saturday shared an operational update regarding what he described as “Operation Ghazab Lil Haqq,” outlining claimed losses inflicted on the Afghan Taliban during the course of the operation.
In a post released at 1600 hours on March 8, the minister summarized figures that he said reflected the impact of the ongoing operation. According to the update, 583 Afghan Taliban fighters were killed, while more than 795 others were reported injured.
The statement further claimed that 242 Taliban check posts had been destroyed, while 38 additional posts were captured and subsequently destroyed during the course of the operation.
Tarar also reported significant losses to military equipment allegedly belonging to Afghan Taliban. According to the figures shared in the update, 213 tanks, armored vehicles and artillery guns were destroyed as part of the operation.
In addition to personnel and equipment losses, the minister said that 64 locations across Afghanistan were effectively targeted, though the statement did not provide specific details regarding the nature or timing of those strikes.
The figures were presented as part of what the minister described as a summary of Taliban losses linked to the operation. No further operational details, including independent verification of the claims or the specific areas affected, were included in the statement.
The post represents one of the latest public updates issued by the government regarding developments connected to Operation Ghazab Lil Haqq, though officials have not yet released a comprehensive operational briefing outlining the broader scope or timeline of the campaign.
Authorities have not indicated whether additional updates or detailed assessments of the operation will be released in the coming days.
