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Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)
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What the hell did I just read lol
Waterboy
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Further proves the point that those pushing for negotiation are bad faith actors. Seriously we need governors rule in KP to sort this mess out. PTI is not fit for rule especially in the war environment.
iron shrapnel
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Things are going to get seriously rough in KPK. Reports are coming in of TTP affiliates launching small skirmishes internally... KP police is not armed and large enough to handle this alone. FC is busy on border... Bring in support from Punjab Rangers... Let the purge begin... It was long over due ..
aurelianpilled
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Latest hit? Can someone verify?
Tomcats
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Pakistani airstrike on Kabul ammo depot triggered hours of secondary blasts
The strike revived memories of past conflicts for residents of Afghan capitalREUTERSFebruary 27, 20262 min read
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A Pakistani soldier at the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. PHOTO: AFP
Pakistani air strikes struck Taliban’s military installations in major urban centres of Afghanistan as part of “Operation Ghazab Lil Haq” launched in response to “unprovoked and miscalculated” attacks on Pakistani border posts on Thursday.
Taliban regime officials confirmed air raids deep inside Afghanistan – as far as capital Kabul, but they would downplay their losses. Kabul residents, however, reported that they heard secondary explosions for hour that rattled homes across the Afghan capital.
Video verified by Reuters showed thick plumes of black smoke rising above Darulaman, a residential neighbourhood in western Kabul that also houses several government and military compounds, as a fire engulfed part of the depot and repeated flashes lit up the night sky when ammunition ignited inside.
Residents said the bombardment began shortly after midnight. “We were asleep when we heard the sound of a plane,” said Tamim, a taxi driver who lives near the depot. “It came and dropped two bombs, then flew away again. After that, we heard explosions.”
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He said the initial blasts were followed by continuous detonations as stored munitions caught fire. “The ammunition inside the depot kept exploding on its own,” he said. “Everyone, in panic, ran down from the second floor of the house.”
Tamim said the fire burned until about 6am, when it was brought under control. “The blaze was very intense. We were extremely scared and even planned to leave the area,” he said.
Danish, a 35-year-old pharmacist who lives about 10 minutes from the depot, said he had been awake following news of rising tensions. “I couldn't sleep again until morning.”
Reuters witnesses elsewhere in Kabul reported hearing loud blasts and the sound of aircraft, followed by ambulance sirens cutting through the night.
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Mohammad Ali, 31, who sells mobile electrical accessories, said he was at a guesthouse when a blast around 2am jolted them awake. “At first we thought it was an earthquake,” he said, but soon realised it was gunfire.
Afghanistan is already gripped by poverty, unemployment and worsening hunger since a collapse in aid deliveries after the Taliban recaptured Kabul in 2021 following a two-decade insurgency against the US-backed government.
For many in the capital, the strike revived memories of past conflicts.
Reeling from heavy losses in the Pakistani blitzkrieg, the Taliban regime said it was willing to negotiate with Islamabad as international calls for de-escalation grew. The regime spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said that Afghanistan wants to resolve the conflict with Pakistan through dialogue.
Express Tribune
Waterboy
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Basically what your beloved party has been doing for the last 2 years. Everything is in the open now.
Can you fkin stick to Afghan rather than PTI....idiot like u always drag the shit...ppl who are supporting Afghan are not Pti supporters but mostly Afghan or Indian disguise them as PTI. Either stick with Afghan policy or don't bother this crap
iron shrapnel
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Reinforce Kp police ASAP... Before things get way worse.
MastanKhan
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Hi,
Many of you stated that the americans could not do anything to the taliban---.
Why---because Pakistan took care of their familes---their children---wives---daughters and sons---under protection
They lived in mud houses---in AFG.
That time has gone---. There is no one to give their families refuge---.
This time---all their assets---and they are a lots of them now---is a target---.
They have no where to hide anymore---.
I think Pak military needs to target all their industrial sites and turn things into rubble---.
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Samurai
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These Pakhtun ultra-nationalists have always been pro Afghan and they consider their Afghan identity sacred above anything. This is the old problem or Pakhtunistan that has been their dream ever since. Its like the Kurdistan situation in the ME and Pakhtun diaspora living everywhere in the world has a special place in their heart for Afghanistan.
Aggregate
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I agree with one thing, people borderline speaking in defense of Taliban, is astounding after we lost 1,200 civilians unprovoked by them on behest of Indian proxies. Ironically, there were a total of 567 Taliban attacks from 2021 until the night someone got slapped by their former "Father of Nation" and thrown out.
Someone should ask them, what was wrong with the Taliban at that time ? After all wasn't everything everything done as the "Same Page" at that time ?
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