Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

[Pak Defender]

The Afghanistan United Front has claimed responsibility for another attack, this time in Badghis Province in which 2 Taliban fighters were killed during the operation.

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[ghazi52]

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[Master Chief]

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An articulate and rational individual. I am confident that we are already backing him by clandestine means.

Not because I expect us to inherently trust any particular Afghan over another per se, as their national policy is, de facto, an anti-Pakistani one with regards to our national borders.

However, if we don't vehemently (perhaps even publicly?) back this man, others will, leaving us kicking dirt.

We can, in the fullness of time, speak in a mature fashion with such individuals and encourage them to abandon any counterproductive and lingering claims on Pakistani lands.

 

[SD 10]

An articulate and rational individual. I am confident that we are already backing him by clandestine means.

Not because I expect us to inherently trust any particular Afghan over another per se, as their national policy is, de facto, an anti-Pakistani one with regards to our national borders.

However, if we don't vehemently (perhaps even publicly?) back this man, others will, leaving us kicking dirt.

We can, in the fullness of time, speak in a mature fashion with such individuals and encourage them to abandon any counterproductive and lingering claims on Pakistani lands.

Why do we have to declare favourites. There should be no clear winner, let them fight till eternity

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

Why do we have to declare favourites. There should be no clear winner, let them fight till eternity

The more dead afghandus there are the merrier. Means there are less anti-Pakistani terrorists around.

Having ANY afghandus in Pakistan whether legal or illegal is like having extreme anti-Pakistani hindutva in Pakistan. Which is WHY ALL afghandus should be kicked out Pakistan whether legal or illegal.

 

[ghazi52]

Various groups in Afghanistan had acquired modern weapons and equipment through cross-border smuggling and black-market trade.

"TTP used advanced assault rifles, night-vision devices, thermal-imaging devices, sniper systems and drone attack systems. Most of these were provided by the de facto authorities in conjunction with weapons permits and travel documents," it said.

In August 2025, the UN's 1988 Taliban sanctions committee monitoring team's annual report said outlawed terrorist groups - BLA, including its Majeed Brigade, and TTP had "close coordination".

The UNSC report said "some BLA attacks showed a high degree of complexity and brutality", citing the hijacking of the Jaffar Express in Balochistan on March 11, 2025, which killed 31 people, including 21 hostages.