Pakistan on Friday evening continued aerial and ground operations against Afghan Taliban positions following what officials described as an unprovoked attack from across the border a day earlier, security sources said.
According to security officials, Operation Ghazab Lil Haq is ongoing and will continue until its stated objectives are achieved.
Air Strikes in Laghman
Security sources said the Pakistan Air Force carried out retaliatory strikes in Afghanistan’s Laghman province. In the operation, a weapons depot, an ABF battalion headquarters and the Nangarhar brigade facility were destroyed.
Officials described the response as “full and effective,” adding that Pakistan’s armed forces were acting decisively against what they termed unprovoked aggression.
Action in Mohmand Sector
In the Mohmand sector along the Pak-Afghan border, security forces reportedly destroyed an Afghan checkpost during retaliatory action.
Sources said Pakistani forces were targeting Afghan military installations while adhering to international law.
Check Posts Destroyed, Vehicle Seized
Security officials further claimed that several Afghan Taliban check posts along the border had been successfully targeted and destroyed. An Afghan Taliban military vehicle was also seized during the operation.
Among the installations reportedly destroyed were the Aryana complex, Dabagai checkpost, police headquarters and Zakir Khel post.
Officials said Afghan Taliban forces were forced to abandon multiple checkposts and retreat.
Tank Destroyed in Nangarhar
Pak Army destroyed Afghan Taliban tank in Nangarhar province.
Security sources reiterated that Operation Ghazab Lil Haq remains underway and will continue until its goals are accomplished, adding that Pakistan’s armed forces are determined to safeguard national security and respond decisively to cross-border aggression.