Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

[Distant_Observer]

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[Hopefully Pessimistic]

Does anyone have any idea roughly how much fixed military targets still remain in Afghanistan?

Grok said the total was anywhere between 120 - 160.

80 would mean we hit only half?

 

[pakistanitarzan]

Okay after eid break, second over should start.

I am surprised that you as a moderator is advocating for these strikes. No matter how good the intelligence, there will be civilian casualties.

 

[Hopefully Pessimistic]

I am surprised that you as a moderator is advocating for these strikes. No matter how good the intelligence, there will be civilian casualties.

Which war or conflict has never had civilian casualties?

Will you tell Iran to not defend itself against Israel or US bases in the ME because of civilian casualties?

Don't be an ignorant hypocrite

 

[Expert]

Does anyone have any idea roughly how much fixed military targets still remain in Afghanistan?

Grok said the total was anywhere between 120 - 160.

80 would mean we hit only half?

Lol . 80 is just air strike number. There is no way that 80 strikes can take out 150 targets. Look at how big is Infrastructure of of Kabul airport. You'd require 80 strikes just to take out one big targets like Kabul airport.

 

[Hopefully Pessimistic]

Lol . 80 is just air strike number. There is no way that 80 strikes can take out 150 targets. Look at how big is Infrastructure of of Kabul airport. You'd require 80 strikes just to take out one big targets like Kabul airport.

80 refers to 80 single structures, so 1 munition per each target, I know it's not 80 entire bases

 

[Expert]

80 refers to 80 single structures, so 1 munition per each target, I know it's not 80 entire bases

Structures are easy to take out. Their main strength is armoured vehicles and Humvees and other small arms. Taliban would had already moved it away from their bases.

 

[Vapnope]

I am surprised that you as a moderator is advocating for these strikes. No matter how good the intelligence, there will be civilian casualties.

How can you say that?

 

[Distant_Observer]

No matter how good the intelligence, there will be civilian casualties.

It doesn't matter, collateral is part of war.

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

I am surprised that you as a moderator is advocating for these strikes. No matter how good the intelligence, there will be civilian casualties.

Who gives a damn about afghandu civilian casualties? The afghandu terrorists have murdered 10s of 1000s of Pakistani civilians in cold blood. Couldn't care less if we wipe out ALL afghandus.

 

[hasssanali8998]

A fierce clash is still ongoing between terrorists and Pak army in the Barah Kambar Khel Shanko area of Khyber despite the announcement of ceasefire by TTP.

L mera ceasefire
Bomb Kabul tonight

 

[ARMalik]

Good sir. A basic google search would have told you about the situation before you going all gung ho that whatever the oil production of Pakistan is, does it produce jet fuel in sufficient quantity as well or not.

https://www.samaa.tv/2087347672-pakistan-airlines-directed-to-operate-with-minimum-jet-fuel

Pakistan airlines directed to operate with minimum jet fuel​

By: Javed Asghar

March 14, 2026
5 days ago

Aviation sector faces financial woes | The Express Tribune

Aviation sector faces financial woes

tribune.com.pk

KARACHI:
Escalating hostilities between Iran, Israel, and the United States are now sending shockwaves through Pakistan's aviation sector, with commercial flights and pilot training facing unprecedented financial pressures.

Jet fuel prices have surged, and aviation gasoline for training planes has followed suit, hitting aspiring pilots the hardest. Industry experts warn that if the trend continued, small aircraft operation could come to a halt.

Geez, wrong again. Firstly, there is no issue with Jet fuel since China is the BIGGEST Producer and exporter of JET fuel. There is no disruptions to Pakistan military. Secondly, Pakistan produces jet fuel locally at PARCO and other facilities. Again, the military gets what it wants. You are referring to headlines about Commercial airlines - not Military. A few fake headlines here and there do not change the fact that Pakistan miitary has its own secured fuel supply and storage chain independent of private sector.

 

[hasssanali8998]

Oh good heavens

 

[hasssanali8998]

A fierce clash is still ongoing between terrorists and Pak army in the Barah Kambar Khel Shanko area of Khyber despite the announcement of ceasefire by TTP.

L mera ceasefire
Bomb Kabul tonight

Security forces killed 3 terrorists in 2 separate Ops conducted yesterday and today in Tank district and Khyber.

One Security personnel lost his life during exchange of fire

Just before Eid
Bomb Kabul tonight

 

[solarmane]

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Oh good heavens

He's saying 'difficult hour' as if the difficulties in the lives of the Tali-terrorists will come to an end. Not on our watches.