Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

[RescueRanger]

Acha anyway next 24-48 hours be motaat. They will likely do a rat action inside Pakistan as revenge. Stay safe everyone, pray for Pakistan and our armed forces.

 

[muz]

Bu your logic kids dying in Palestine and those in indian strikes in Pakistan are justified….. people are becoming abnormal tbh…. As much as I am happy that he’s been eliminated I will never want innocents to die in collateral….

Our citizen die weekly if not monthly if we actually have a chance to take out the leadership instead of cannon fodder foot soldiers than civilian casualties be damned these namak haram afghanis have slaughtered so many of our citizens

 

[muz]

Acha anyway next 24-48 hours be motaat. They will likely do a rat action inside Pakistan as revenge. Stay safe everyone, pray for Pakistan and our armed forces.

Most likely will ambush or launch sort of coordinated attacks on border posts if you mean any dedicated offensive action they dont have neither the capability nor competence
anyway gonna be some rough nights for FC KPK at border posts dunno about Balochistan

 

[Cesur]

Explosion heard in Kabul; no reports of damages yet, says Zabeehullah Mujahid​

Afghan authorities reported an explosion in the Afghan capital of Kabul late on Thursday night.

Afghan Taliban spokesperson Zabeehullah Mujahid said in a post on X: “The sound of an explosion was heard in the city of Kabul. However, no one should worry, it is all well and good, the investigation of the incident is underway, no report of any damage has been given so far.”

Sources reported a Land Cruiser vehicle was apparently hit in the area of Abdul Haq Square in Kabul.

AFP journalists reported that two explosions were heard in the capital. The two blasts occurred around 9:50pm local time (10:20 PKT). In the streets of the Afghan capital, numerous security forces were alerted and were searching cars, an AFP journalist saw. Mobile telephone service was down in several neighborhoods.

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Explosion heard in Kabul; no reports of damages yet, says Zabeehullah Mujahid

Land Cruiser vehicle reportedly struck in the area of Abdul Haq Square in Kabul, say sources.

www.dawn.com

 

[RescueRanger]

Most likely will ambush or launch sort of coordinated attacks on border posts if you mean any dedicated offensive action they dont have neither the capability nor competence
anyway gonna be some rough nights for FC KPK at border posts dunno about Balochistan

Yes could very well do. My assessment on softer targets. Likley after Jumma prayers as is their MO when launching retaliation terrorist attacks.

They will make a statement. God willing it never happens. We must keep up the pressure, no more half-measures.

 

[Psyko70]

I could be of the age of your grandfather so don't call me a kiddo. The situation we are in right now is because of mentality of your kind.

Hello sir,

Some members think the date of join on forum is date of birth haha. So leave that be you are right.

 

[M. Sarmad]

I could be of the age of your grandfather so don't call me a kiddo. The situation we are in right now is because of mentality of your kind.

My grandfather was born in 1898, died over half a century ago. So tell me, kiddo, how old are you exactly?


Or here’s a thought.. instead of tossing childish jibes at people you can’t intellectually counter, why don't you try engaging with their ideas for once?

 

[muz]

My grandfather was born in 1898, died over half a century ago. So tell me, kiddo, how old are you exactly?


Or here’s a thought.. instead of tossing childish jibes at people you can’t intellectually counter, why don't you try engaging with their ideas for once?

Stay on topic

 

[M. Sarmad]

A military threat requires a military solution.

We can worry about everyones feelings during peace time.

They are more than welcome to surrender.

Extremist ideologies can’t be bombed out of existence... they need political and social solutions. The sooner you grasp that, the fewer officers you’ll be burying..

 

[Cesur]

Sources: TTP leader killed in Kabul​

Noor Wali Mehsud, the leader of the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), was killed in a strike in Kabul on Thursday night, multiple sources confirmed to Amu.

Kabul residents reported loud explosions in parts of Kabul, which they believed were airstrikes. Two local residents said the strikes happened near Abdulhaq Square in downtown Kabul. The exact location of the strikes remain unclear.

Taliban chief spokesman confirmed the attacks, saying that they have started an investigation.

Mehsud, who was born on June 26, 1978, in Gurguray, South Waziristan, Pakistan, was one of Pakistan’s most wanted militant figures. He had led the TTP since 2018, after the death of his predecessor Mullah Fazlullah, becoming the group’s fourth leader.

According to security analysts, Mehsud originally joined the Mehsud Taliban in 2003 — a jihadi faction that emerged in Pakistan’s tribal region during the Taliban regime and was later absorbed into the TTP in 2007 under Baitullah Mehsud.

By 2013, Mehsud had risen through the ranks to oversee TTP operations in Karachi, where he commanded a network involved in extortion and kidnappings to finance militant activities across Pakistan. Operating from Miram Shah in North Waziristan, he reportedly ordered Pashtuns in Karachi to settle business disputes through Taliban courts under his authority, with those refusing facing violent retribution.

The TTP leader was believed to have lived between Pakistan and Afghanistan and held Pakistani citizenship.

Sources told Amu that Thursday night’s airstrike targeted a compound in Kabul, though details about who carried out the operation remain unclear. The Taliban have not commented on the incident.

The strike comes amid Taliban acting foreign minister Amir Khan Muttaqi’s visit to India for high-level talks on bilateral relations and regional security — his first official visit since the Taliban took power in 2021.

India and Pakistan have both expressed concerns over militant activity in Afghanistan, with Islamabad repeatedly accusing the Taliban of allowing TTP fighters to use Afghan territory for cross-border attacks — a charge the Taliban deny.

Sources: TTP leader killed in Kabul | Amu TV

Sources told Amu that Thursday night’s airstrike targeted a compound in Kabul, though details remain unclear.

amu.tv

 

[muz]

Sources: TTP leader killed in Kabul​

Noor Wali Mehsud, the leader of the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), was killed in a strike in Kabul on Thursday night, multiple sources confirmed to Amu.

Kabul residents reported loud explosions in parts of Kabul, which they believed were airstrikes. Two local residents said the strikes happened near Abdulhaq Square in downtown Kabul. The exact location of the strikes remain unclear.

Taliban chief spokesman confirmed the attacks, saying that they have started an investigation.

Mehsud, who was born on June 26, 1978, in Gurguray, South Waziristan, Pakistan, was one of Pakistan’s most wanted militant figures. He had led the TTP since 2018, after the death of his predecessor Mullah Fazlullah, becoming the group’s fourth leader.

According to security analysts, Mehsud originally joined the Mehsud Taliban in 2003 — a jihadi faction that emerged in Pakistan’s tribal region during the Taliban regime and was later absorbed into the TTP in 2007 under Baitullah Mehsud.

By 2013, Mehsud had risen through the ranks to oversee TTP operations in Karachi, where he commanded a network involved in extortion and kidnappings to finance militant activities across Pakistan. Operating from Miram Shah in North Waziristan, he reportedly ordered Pashtuns in Karachi to settle business disputes through Taliban courts under his authority, with those refusing facing violent retribution.

The TTP leader was believed to have lived between Pakistan and Afghanistan and held Pakistani citizenship.

Sources told Amu that Thursday night’s airstrike targeted a compound in Kabul, though details about who carried out the operation remain unclear. The Taliban have not commented on the incident.

The strike comes amid Taliban acting foreign minister Amir Khan Muttaqi’s visit to India for high-level talks on bilateral relations and regional security — his first official visit since the Taliban took power in 2021.

India and Pakistan have both expressed concerns over militant activity in Afghanistan, with Islamabad repeatedly accusing the Taliban of allowing TTP fighters to use Afghan territory for cross-border attacks — a charge the Taliban deny.

Sources: TTP leader killed in Kabul | Amu TV

Sources told Amu that Thursday night’s airstrike targeted a compound in Kabul, though details remain unclear.

amu.tv

Wait till morning for proper BDA there is still communications blackout in Kabul by IEA

 

[Distant_Observer]

Extremist ideologies can’t be bombed out of existence... they need political and social solutions. The sooner you grasp that, the fewer officers you’ll be burying..

I am not talking about the ideology. Afghans will always hate us. There is nothing you can do about it. Maybe one day they will see the light. But the ability of their proxies to strike in Pakistan and be able to kill troops every week.

You need to seperate the military solution from the societal solution. First we have to establish deterrence.

 

[M. Sarmad]

I am not talking about the ideology. Afghans will always hate us. There is nothing you can do about it. Maybe one day they will see the light. But the ability of their proxies to strike in Pakistan and be able to kill troops every week.

You need to seperate the military solution from the societal solution. First we have to establish deterrence.

Let the Afghans stew in their hate, that’s their problem..... Our real headache is the TTP... homegrown, locally backed, and thriving on our own cracks. Kabul just offers shelter; we keep them alive.

And as for deterrence, India’s bombing of Pakistan didn’t touch Kashmir’s insurgency, neither will bombing or blaming Afghanistan make the TTP vanish... This isn’t to compare Kashmir’s legitimate movement with the TTP, a terrorist group, the point is that in counterinsurgency, deterrence works differently, and occasional theatrical strikes do nothing to crush ideologies...

 

[Vital]

My grandfather was born in 1898, died over half a century ago. So tell me, kiddo, how old are you exactly?


Or here’s a thought.. instead of tossing childish jibes at people you can’t intellectually counter, why don't you try engaging with their ideas for once?

My apologies, I'm really afraid of your intellect.

 

[Distant_Observer]

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