The Pakistan Armed Forces launched Operation Ghazab Lil Haq in the Bajaur sector along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, targeting Afghan Taliban positions and Khawarij elements, in a series of decisive retaliatory actions, according to official security sources.
The operation involved coordinated cross-border strikes on Taliban posts, resulting in the complete destruction of multiple enemy positions in the Bajaur sector. Security sources confirmed that the attacks specifically targeted militant strongholds along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
As part of the operation, the Armed Forces employed guided missiles to neutralize Taliban posts with precision, minimizing collateral damage while effectively dismantling insurgent infrastructure. Security officials emphasized that these actions were part of a planned and measured military campaign to safeguard the civilian population and maintain border security.
Operation Ghazab Lil Haq is ongoing, with Pakistani forces committed to achieving all strategic objectives until the threat from Taliban and Khawarij elements is fully neutralized. Security sources reiterated that the operation reflects Pakistan’s determination to respond decisively to threats emanating from across the border and to maintain law and order in the region.
Multiple Taliban and Khawarij posts along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border destroyed, Guided missile strikes carried out with precision targeting and Operation to continue until all objectives are successfully achieved.
The Armed Forces remain vigilant and committed to ensuring the security and stability of Pakistan’s border regions, taking all necessary measures to prevent cross-border militancy and protect civilians.
