Precision Strikes: Pakistan Targets Afghan Taliban Positions
In a series of targeted air strikes, Pakistan hit Afghan Taliban military positions in Kabul and Nangarhar. The strikes, part of Operation Ghazab lil Haq, aimed to disrupt terrorist infrastructure and weapon storage. The Ministry of Information confirmed the precision of the operation, dismissing claims of civilian damage by the Taliban.
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In a significant escalation, Pakistan conducted precise air strikes against Afghan Taliban strongholds in Kabul and Nangarhar, targeting their military and logistical infrastructure, as reported on Tuesday.
The targeted operations are part of the ongoing Operation Ghazab lil Haq, initiated on February 26. These strikes focused on dismantling terrorist support infrastructure, including drone workshops and ammunition storage facilities allegedly used against Pakistan.
The Ministry of Information dismissed Taliban claims of civilian casualties, emphasizing the accuracy of their operations and critiquing misreporting as a cover for cross-border terrorism support. Security sources confirmed multiple Taliban posts in Nangarhar and KP's Bajaur sector were effectively hit, further disrupting terrorist activities.
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