Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

[Pakistan Space Agency]

Number of Afghan Taliban killed in 'Operation Ghazab Lil Haq' hits 415: Tarar​

Information minister says forces destroyed 182 posts, with air strikes carried out at 46 locations inside Afghanistan

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March 01, 2026

An army soldier stands guard at a deserted entry point at the Friendship Gate, following the exchanges of fire between Pakistan and Afghanistan forces, at the border crossing between the two countries, in Chaman, Pakistan February 27, 2026. Picture taken with a mobile phone. REUTERS/Abdul Khaliq Achakzai

Security forces have killed 415 Afghan Taliban in a major military operation launched in response to "unprovoked cross-border attacks" from Afghanistan, Information Minister Attaullah Tarar said on Sunday.

'Operation Ghazab-Lil-Haq' was launched late on Thursday following renewed clashes along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.

Operation is ongoing and will continue until all objectives are achieved, sources confirmed. The Pakistani armed forces remain fully committed to defending national security and responding decisively to any unprovoked aggression, they added.

Thanks Iran for keeping Qatar busy in their own country and region.

 

[Pakistan Space Agency]

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Hopefully true. Pakistan need to arm NRF while also bombing Taliban.

I hope they're not from us but Tajikistan or someone else.

Anyone we give toys to, usually end up being played with in Pakistan.

 

[Ak01]

So why did you undermine the NRF government that was in power in Kabul from 2001 to 2021 ? They were educating their daughters and moving Afghanistan towards being a normal country.

You replaced that NRF with cavemen and now want to go back to NRF ? Then when you
develop differences with NRF again you will go back to the cavemen ?

Perhaps you never bothered to actually understand Afghanistan and develop a sound foreign policy.

policies are fluid.

what worked then, may not work now and vice versa.

Your grasping for straws never works. Nobody takes you seriously.

 

[Rational Philosopher]

I feel like these airstrikes are still highly controlled and they are still holding back on a lot of military infrastructure targets on the ground still

 

[Watandar]

policies are fluid.

what worked then, may not work now and vice versa.

Your grasping for straws never works. Nobody takes you seriously.

Same old failed policy of Afghan proxies that has never worked till now will somehow magically "work" in the future ?

Yeah right.

 

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Oh good, they brought their Toyota 4x4s'.

They might stand a chance afterall.

 

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[hasssanali8998]

Same

damn i dont remember us striking afghnistan before .

 

[Toxic]

Same old failed policy of Afghan proxies that has never worked till now will somehow magically "work" in the future ?

Yeah right.

The first time it failed was because we chose the worst proxy to back, Atleast in this case NRF will know that they can be deposed in the same way they came in power.

 

[maverik]

cant we assasinate him?

My blood boils when i see him still alive this guy single handedly spread soo much venom among people of Waziristan that will stay for generation now Waziristan is literally the most dangerous place for our army .. he should have been put down way early

 

[MastanKhan]

Same old failed policy of Afghan proxies that has never worked till now will somehow magically "work" in the future ?

Yeah right.

Hi,

It will this time---.

First---because the Taliban leaders have to lose a lot financially---

Second---this time---there are no white boys over here

Third---you have no country to go hide in

 

[krash]

So why did you undermine the NRF government that was in power in Kabul from 2001 to 2021 ? They were educating their daughters and moving Afghanistan towards being a normal country.

You replaced that NRF with cavemen and now want to go back to NRF ? Then when you
develop differences with NRF again you will go back to the cavemen ?

Perhaps you never bothered to actually understand Afghanistan and develop a sound foreign policy.

Because they had allowed 8 indian consulates on the Pakistani border despite Pakistan's repeated offers of friendship and cooperation. We remember the 2010s very vividly.

That said, if you have a better idea then pray do tap us in as well.

 

[hasssanali8998]

Locals confirm 3–4 blasts in Kapisa province of Afghanistan.

For the first time in this ongoing conflict, Pakistan has carried out strikes in northern Afghanistan.

 

[hasssanali8998]

Local sources reported that 3 to 4 consecutive explosions occurred at the Taliban Ministry of Defense building in Panjshir Province. (3-4hrs ago)

A Taliban official confirmed the incident to an Afghan media outlet, there are reports of Afghan Taliban casualties aswell.