Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

[side-winder]

Holy retard man, what a fucking moron, does this dumbass really think they need a established drone industry to assemble some hobbyist level drones, this country doomed with these babus in charge.

Yes the drones are actually very basic type - i don't know whether even for that they have the technical know how to assemble on their own or not - but the possibility of external help to the level of "theoratical roadmap to building them on scale" can't be ruled out.

 

[Master Chief]

There was no need of announcing this.
Although I was not in favour of starting a War in Ramazan, but once you start something, you need to get the required results and only then you end it.
آدھا تیتر آدھا بٹیر ۔ gets you nowhere.

Brilliant. Is that a real urdu idiom or is it some personal invention? I shall be deploying it myself if real.

 

[T80UD]

Yes the drones are actually very basic type - i don't know whether even for that they have the technical know how to assemble on their own or not - but the possibility of external help to the level of "theoratical roadmap to building them on scale" can't be ruled out.

Again these are hobbyist level drones, they can literally assemble them by watching YouTube tutorials.

 

[Bratva]

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[Hopefully Pessimistic]

This looks like a foreign-initiated ceasefire and no individual pause from all angles.

If Pakistan really ends it here, it will be the biggest loser. It got scared away by the internet.

 

[side-winder]

Again these are hobbyist level drones, they can literally assemble them by watching YouTube tutorials.

Maybe - maybe not.
But initially we actually had trouble picking and tracking them - subsequently, the radars had to be re-optimized to achieve better tracking parameters. They follow certain altitude trajectory and flight profile - are the talibs that advanced yet?

 

[Asif]

I have hoping we would hear about Camp Dwyer or pule-chirkhe ammo depot attack before a conclusion or cease fire.. Bagram airbase, Kandhar airbase, and Camp phoenix, all have been either a ammo depot or a logistics hub for NATO/American equipment. I wonder why we haven't touched Dwyer or pule-chirkhe? All the 5 above and other alleged or proven ammo depot and logistics hub should be obliterated.
The strength and arrogance of Taliban is based upon the abundance of equipment left to their disposal. The maximum it is taken out the better it is for our defence.

 

[Distant_Observer]

There was no need of announcing this.
Although I was not in favour of starting a War in Ramazan, but once you start something, you need to get the required results and only then you end it.
آدھا تیتر آدھا بٹیر ۔ gets you nowhere.

I have hoping we would hear about Camp Dwyer or pule-chirkhe ammo depot attack before a conclusion or cease fire.. Bagram airbase, Kandhar airbase, and Camp phoenix, all have been either a ammo depot or a logistics hub for NATO/American equipment. I wonder why we haven't touched Dwyer or pule-chirkhe? All the 5 above and other alleged or proven ammo depot and logistics hub should be obliterated.
The strength and arrogance of Taliban is based upon the abundance of equipment left to their disposal. The maximum it is taken out the better it is for our defence.

Helmand is still untouched.

 

[Asif]

Helmand is still untouched.

yep... camp dwyer is there... hence the question.
it is alleged that the old depot in panther valley used by Northern command and the one in Jalababd has also seen alot of logistics activity during last year.
The airforce attacks will force Afghanistan to disperse their arms cache and also deplete the amount available to local warlords. this is a two edge sword for us which can be a blessing if the markhor identifies the depots and we take them out one by one.

 

[Tremain]

Is that a real urdu idiom

It's real. And well known.

As for the cease-fire.... perhaps it's for saving jet fuel? I mean we did cancel the parade.

I suggest not going to public places during Eid. It's exactly when a haram-khor would strike.

 

[ghazi52]

‘Our intelligence was correct’: DG ISPR says Pakistan hit ammunition storage site in Kabul strike​

News Desk
March 18, 2026



ISPR Director General Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry participates in an interview on March 18.

Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry on Wednesday stated that the strike carried out in Kabul earlier this week had targeted an ammunition storage site.

He made the remarks while speaking on Geo News programme ‘Capital Talk’.

The military’s spokesperson stated that the public needed to understand the context behind Operation Ghazab lil-Haq, which was launched against the Afghan Taliban last month, specifically that it was not a “standalone” military campaign, but rather a part of Pakistan’s ongoing war against terrorism.

“This war has been imposed upon Pakistan by terrorists and their sponsors,” he said. He said that it was common knowledge that India was behind terrorism in Pakistan and was using Afghanistan as “a base of operations”.

He said that Afghanistan had acted as a base of operations for every act of terrorism in Pakistan, pointing to the suicide bombing in an imambargah in Islamabad’s Tarlai area.

“Innocent children, people and worshippers were killed during Friday prayers. Where did the terrorist come from? Afghanistan,” DG ISPR said.

 

[ghazi52]

“In the Wana Cadet College attack, five terrorists were killed, and all of them were Afghans … Our police and people are under attack, and where are these terrorists coming from? They are coming from Afghanistan,” he said.

DG ISPR added that terrorist leaders, such as Noor Wali Mehsud, Bashir Zeb and Gul Bahadur were “being hidden” in Afghan territory.

“We have not imposed any war upon Afghanistan; The war on terror has been imposed on us,” he asserted.

“We have no issues with our Afghan brothers and sisters, absolutely not. They are themselves oppressed by the Afghan Taliban regime,” he said.

Outlining the operation’s “immediate context”, he said that last month, multiple terrorist hideouts along the Pak-Afghan border were struck. He added that the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) was struck, not Afghans.

“They (Afghan Taliban) then struck. They hit 53 locations in Pakistan and our posts along the border,” he stated. “Everyone [must know] that they initiated it and we responded, and we are going to take them to task.”

 

[ghazi52]

He added that 81 locations in Afghanistan were targeted in airstrikes to eliminate “terrorist support infrastructure”, such as corps and brigade headquarters, ammunition dumps, storage sites and other facilities enabling terrorist attacks on Pakistani soil.

“When these strikes take place, the information ministry immediately provides regular updates and video clips,” he explained.

“If you examine the clips, they pinpoint targeting hangars, tunnels and headquarters, which are being provided by the Afghan Taliban regime, which is the master terror proxy,” he said.

Speaking about the strike in Kabul, DG ISPR said that there was an ammunition and drone storage site, which was targeted. He added that there was video footage of the strike, which was publicly available.

“We hit that … if you strike ammunition, there are secondary detonations. Our intelligence was correct; we hit an ammunition storage site, so the ammunition exploded,” he said.

 

[ghazi52]

DG ISPR added that precision-guided munitions (PGMs) were used in strikes, as opposed to cheaper general-purpose bombs, which could cause greater collateral damage.

“We are being very careful. We are using PGMs directly where the terrorist support infrastructure is. That is what we used over here,” he added, referring to the Kabul strike.

He also highlighted the Afghan Taliban’s lack of credibility.

“There is no credibility to their claims; the world knows it, we know it. They make claims and then delete them. They are discredited and liars,” he said.

“Has anyone asked how someone can set up a drug rehabilitation centre around an ammunition depot where you store weapons? Is there a hospital anywhere in the world which has been built next to an ammunition store?” he asked.

Lt Gen Chaudhry said that the rehabilitation centre was a “military containerised structure”.

“That was a military containerised structure in which they probably kept suicide bombers who were being trained, or they were hiding terrorists, or housing Afghan Taliban fighters.

“I don’t know what was in there. That was not our target, but if they claim that there were drug addicts at the site, then this is an old habit of theirs where they use drug addicts as suicide bombers, and it was most likely some training facility,” he said.

 

[ghazi52]

“We must understand that Afghanistan is not a state per se; this is a territory captured by the Afghan Taliban, which is a terrorist organisation,” he said.

He added that according to UN reporting, 22 terrorist organisations were operating in Afghanistan.

“Afghanistan has become a centre for all of the world’s terrorists. It’s a can of worms, which has been closed by Pakistan,” he said. He added that the war on terror was not just Pakistan’s war, but “a war for the whole world”.

Asked about the drones intercepted near Islamabad a few days ago, DG ISPR wondered how Kabul was able to procure them.

“Pakistan has always said that there is someone, some state, which is providing them with drones. There is no drone manufacturing site in Afghanistan, so who is providing them with these drones? It is India,” he said.

He added that India provided the Afghan Taliban with rudimentary drones that could not be traced to them.

“It shows the deep nexus between RAW (Research and Analysis Wing), the Indians and this master terror proxy Afghan Taliban regime,” he said.