Operation Ghazab lil-Haq: Pakistan continues effective response to Afghan Taliban aggression 

Islamabad (Web Desk): Pakistan’s armed forces continue robust counteraction under Operation Ghazab lil-Haq, responding decisively to unprovoked aggression by the Afghan Taliban regime from across the border.

Official sources stated that several enemy positions have been neutralized in coordinated strikes along various stretches of the frontier.

The Pakistan Army conducted focused operations in the Noshki and Qillah Saifullah sectors, where Afghan Taliban posts were accurately engaged and destroyed.

In the Qillah Saifullah sector, the security forces also intercepted an attempted cross-border infiltration. 
Military officials said that the response was carried out with a high degree of skill and precision, leading to the elimination of multiple militants attempting to breach the border.

Operations extended to the Ghulam Khan sector, where another Afghan post situated along the Pak-Afghan boundary was successfully taken out by Pakistani forces.

The security sources further confirmed that the Afghan Taliban’s Shaga post in the Azam Warsak sector was dismantled, in addition to a post tower located near Miranshah, both of which were destroyed during the ongoing campaign.

Operation Ghazab lil-Haq remains active, with security forces maintaining strict surveillance and readiness across critical border regions to counter any further threats.

Separately, Attaullah Tarar announced on Saturday that Pakistan’s armed forces had killed 331 Afghan Taliban militants, demolished 104 border posts and taken 22 fighters into custody during Operation Ghazab lil-Haq, launched in retaliation for what he termed “unprovoked action” from across the frontier.

Issuing a situation report at 9:00 AM outlining the losses suffered by the Afghan Taliban regime, the federal information minister said that the operation, also referred to as “Righteous Fury,” had left more than 500 Afghan operatives wounded.

He added that the military campaign resulted in the destruction of 163 tanks and other armored vehicles. Furthermore, air power was employed against 37 sites within Afghanistan, all of which were effectively struck as part of the offensive.

Operation Ghazab lil-Haq,” launched in response to cross-border aggression by the Afghan Taliban regime, is continuing with full intensity, according to the latest official briefings.

According to officials, the operation was initiated in response to persistent cross-border attacks, facilitation of banned militant group Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), and repeated violations of Pakistan’s territorial boundaries.

Meanwhile, stern public statements by Defence Minister Khawaja Asif highlights that Pakistan will no longer tolerate threats to its security or compromise on national peace.

Defence analysts say the primary objective of Operation Ghazab lil-Haq is to disrupt the adversary’s supply lines and dismantle safe havens established across the border, thereby preventing any future incursions or hostile actions against Pakistan.