Pakistan’s armed forces have intensified operations under Operation Ghazab Lil Haq in the Kurram sector, carrying out a series of coordinated strikes against positions linked to the Taliban and elements described by security officials as Khawarij militants, according to security sources.
The ongoing operation forms part of Pakistan’s broader effort to counter militant threats and maintain security along the border with Afghanistan. Security officials reported that several key militant hideouts in the strategically sensitive Kurram sector were targeted during the latest phase of the operation.
According to security sources, Pakistani forces carried out precise and effective strikes against multiple positions used by Afghan Taliban elements and Khawarij militants operating in the region. As a result of the operation, several militant posts were destroyed, significantly disrupting their operational infrastructure.
Officials further stated that during the course of the strikes, a number of militants were killed, while others fled the targeted locations following the military action. The operations are aimed at dismantling militant networks and preventing cross-border infiltration that threatens the stability of communities in the border areas.
The Kurram sector, located along the rugged frontier between Pakistan and Afghanistan, has long been considered a sensitive region due to the presence of militant groups attempting to exploit remote terrain for cross-border movement and attacks.
Security authorities emphasized that the actions taken under Operation Ghazab Lil Haq reflect Pakistan’s continued commitment to eliminating militant threats and ensuring the protection of civilians in border districts. Officials reiterated that the operation will remain ongoing until its strategic objectives are fully achieved.
Security sources added that Pakistani forces remain vigilant and prepared to take further action against militant groups seeking to destabilize the region. Additional updates regarding the progress of the operation are expected as developments unfold.
