Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

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QUETTA: Balochistan government officials presented a video statement by a woman, Rahima Bibi, in connection with the Nokundi suicide attack.

In her confessional statement, Rahima Bibi, a resident of Faisal Colony in Dalbandin, said she married Manzoor Ahmed in April 2025. She maintained that two months after her marriage, her husband gave her a mobile phone, which she used. Later, he began using her phone as well, which raised suspicions, indicating deliberate misuse of personal identity to conceal operational contacts.

Rahima Bibi further claimed that on November 11, 2025, her husband brought an unidentified woman to their home, who was associated with the BLF, and introduced her as a temporary guest. The following day, he took the woman away in a vehicle and later told her that she had been handed over to relatives in Afghanistan.

According to Rahima Bibi, on November 30, her husband showed her a photograph of a woman identified as Zarina Rafiq, a suicide bomber who had previously stayed at their home, endorsing that residential houses were knowingly used as temporary shelters for individuals later involved in terrorist operations.

Raheema Bibi's confessional statement established that Zarina Rafiq received training in Afghanistan and was later used in a suicide attack on a Frontier Corps camp in November 2025, reinforcing long-standing concerns about cross-border terrorist facilitation structures.
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The problem is that even after getting the confessions, who's going to form a solid narrative and present it to the likes of Yalda Hakim on her face when she tries to debate Pakistani officials or Al Jazeera who shows Afghanistan as the victim. We are very weak in narrative building and counter propaganda and forming a positive non-oppressor image for Pakistan.
 
Drones Patrol reported over Nimroz, Afghanistan Skies as Taliban open fires
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hasssanali8998 said:
Drones Patrol reported over Nimroz, Afghanistan Skies as Taliban open fires
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Drone targeted a vehicle in Nimroz. The identities of the people inside the vehicle are still unknown.

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I hope this was us and we got a hvt, this is how it should work from now on Just like how Isreal takes out hvts
 
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After hours Drone activity/engagement is still ongoing in Nimroz, Afghanistan.
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hasssanali8998 said:
HVT TTP Commander Waheedullah alias Mukhtiar, eliminated by Pakistani forces in Bannu, Khyber Pakhtunkhawa.

He was responsible for major attacks, including the martyrdom of Lt Col Shahzada Gul Faraz in February.
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Lt col shahzada gul faraz incase u forgot
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WHENEVER we capture these KUFFAR terrorists, their remains should be defiled and then cremated. Send their ashes to india to be poured into the river ganges.
 

Terrorist involved in February suicide attack among two killed in Bannu IBO: ISPR​

News Desk
April 20, 2026

A terrorist and his accomplice, an alleged suicide bomber, were killed by security forces during an intelligence-based operation (IBO) in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Bannu district, the military’s media affairs wing said on Monday.

In a statement, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said an IBO was conducted on Sunday on the reported presence of “khawarij”.

Khawarij, or Fitna al Khawarij, is a term the state uses for terrorists belonging to the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).

“During conduct of the operation, after [an] intense exchange of fire, two khawarij, belonging to the Indian-sponsored Fitna-al-Khawarij, including Kharji Ring leader Waheedullah alias Muktiar, along with a suicide bomber, were sent to hell,” the ISPR statement read.

It added that a suicide jacket, weapons and ammunition were also recovered from the killed terrorists.

The ISPR said Waheedullah “was amongst the most-wanted terrorist list for his active involvement in numerous terrorist activities”, including the martyrdom of security forces personnel and innocent civilians.

It noted that Waheedullah was also the “main handler” of a suicide bomber who resulted in the martyrdom of Lt Col Gul Faraz during an IBO in Bannu on February 21.
 
hasssanali8998 said:
Drone targeted a vehicle in Nimroz. The identities of the people inside the vehicle are still unknown.

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I hope this was us and we got a hvt, this is how it should work from now on Just like how Isreal takes out hvts
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There is zero chance that hole came from a drone launched munition which would completely obliterate the car not just leave a tiny hole, mostly likely it was hit by one of the rounds the Taliban are aimlessly firing into the sky

even a dud munition would completely destroy the roof since it weighs 50 kg
 
Toxic said:
There is zero chance that hole came from a drone launched munition which would completely obliterate the car not just leave a tiny hole, mostly likely it was hit by one of the rounds the Taliban are aimlessly firing into the sky

even a dud munition would completely destroy the roof since it weighs 50 kg
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That or Pakistan should develop and use something like the American Hellfire non-explosive missile that is the ninja version having sharp blades pop out to cut its target on impact without any collateral. Take our enemies out silently with impunity.
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