Operation Ghazb-ul-Haq: 133 Afghan militants killed, 27 posts destroyed by Pak Army

In a powerful and decisive response to unprovoked aggression along the Pak-Afghan border, Pakistani security forces have launched Operation Ghazb-ul-Haq, delivering a crushing blow to militant elements of the Afghan Taliban regime and reaffirming Pakistan’s unwavering commitment to defending its sovereignty.

According to security sources, the Afghan Taliban initiated unprovoked firing at multiple locations along the border in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The hostile action was met with a swift, forceful, and highly coordinated response from Pakistan’s armed forces, who acted with precision and professionalism.

 133 MILITANTS ELIMINATED, DOZENS OF POSTS DESTROYED

Officials confirmed that so far, 133 Taliban fighters have been killed and more than 200 injured as Operation Ghazb-ul-Haq continues. In a major tactical success, Pakistani forces have completely destroyed 27 Taliban posts and successfully captured nine others.

Military sources also revealed that more than 36 enemy tanks were destroyed, along with multiple artillery guns and armored personnel carriers (APCs), significantly degrading the Afghan Taliban’s operational capabilities along the frontier.

In the Chitral sector, a Taliban check post was targeted with pinpoint accuracy and destroyed. Afghan militant hideouts were also neutralized, forcing the attackers into retreat. Heavy losses were reported in several other sectors, demonstrating the effectiveness of Pakistan’s defensive strategy.

STRONG RESPONSE ACROSS MULTIPLE SECTORS

Security sources detailed that provocations by Afghan forces were carried out in several border areas, including Nawagai (Bajaur), Tirah (Khyber), Mohmand district, Kurram, and the Arandu sector. Pakistani troops responded decisively in each location.

In the Bajaur region alone, two Afghan posts were reported destroyed. The scale and precision of the retaliation reflect Pakistan’s high state of readiness and operational superiority.

The situation along the border remains under close surveillance. Reinforcements are in place, and authorities have made it clear that any future aggression will be met with an even stronger response.

NO COMPROMISE ON SOVEREIGNTY

In an official statement issued on X, the Ministry of Information said the Afghan Taliban regime had miscalculated by initiating unprovoked firing at various border points. It stated that Pakistani security forces are responding promptly and effectively, inflicting heavy losses on hostile forces in Chitral, Khyber, Mohmand, Kurram, and Bajaur.

“The defense of Pakistan’s sovereignty and territorial integrity is non-negotiable,” officials emphasized, adding that no compromise will be made on national security.

Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhry strongly condemned the Afghan Taliban’s actions. He reiterated that Pakistan has always sought peaceful dialogue but will not hesitate to use state power to maintain peace and protect its citizens.

“No one will be allowed to snatch Pakistan’s peace,” he said. “Pakistan is fulfilling its role as a responsible country. The state will use its full strength to establish and maintain peace.”

He further criticized the Afghan regime’s policies, questioning what kind of state “turns children into guerrilla terrorists,” while affirming that Pakistan remains committed to stability and responsible conduct in the region.

ARMED FORCES STAND UNITED WITH THE NATION

Security officials underscored that Pakistani forces are fully prepared to safeguard every inch of the homeland. The nation stands united behind its armed forces, whose bravery and professionalism continue to ensure the security of the country’s borders.

Operation Ghazb-ul-Haq sends a clear message: Pakistan will not tolerate aggression, and any threat to its sovereignty will be met with decisive and overwhelming force.