Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

[Aghor Warrior]

Afghan drone attacks on Pakistan started right after India sent medical aid. it looks as if India didn’t send medicine but “Limitless” pill.

 

[ghazi52]

Hardware flows through four state-tolerated corridors: the Tirah Valley Axis (Jalalabad to Rajgal to Peshawar) hauling suppressed carbines across alpine ridges; the Shawal / Ghulam Khan Axis (Khost to North Waziristan to Bannu) utilizing Camp Chapman stocks for suicide garrison assaults; the Angoor Adda Axis (Paktika to South Waziristan to D.I. Khan) feeding sniper systems for base raids; and the Spin Boldak - Chaman Axis (Kandahar to Quetta to Makran) funneling ex-ANDSF carbines and NVGs to BLA Majeed Brigade cells.

The 2021 U.S. withdrawal ended America’s war, but the Afghan Taliban weaponized the aftermath. Kabul has transformed its inherited arsenal into both strategic blackmail and an illicit revenue stream.

By harboring commanders, issuing arms permits, and taxing cross-border arms couriers, the Taliban regime is not an innocent bystander—it is the chief architect of the Pak Afghan terror funnel.


Figure 4: Chronology of Proliferation: A five-year timeline tracking the trajectory of ex-coalition military hardware from the August 2021 collapse of Kabul through formal arms markets to border interdictions in Pakistan

 

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[Aghor Warrior]

Hardware flows through four state-tolerated corridors: the Tirah Valley Axis (Jalalabad to Rajgal to Peshawar) hauling suppressed carbines across alpine ridges; the Shawal / Ghulam Khan Axis (Khost to North Waziristan to Bannu) utilizing Camp Chapman stocks for suicide garrison assaults; the Angoor Adda Axis (Paktika to South Waziristan to D.I. Khan) feeding sniper systems for base raids; and the Spin Boldak - Chaman Axis (Kandahar to Quetta to Makran) funneling ex-ANDSF carbines and NVGs to BLA Majeed Brigade cells.

The 2021 U.S. withdrawal ended America’s war, but the Afghan Taliban weaponized the aftermath. Kabul has transformed its inherited arsenal into both strategic blackmail and an illicit revenue stream.

By harboring commanders, issuing arms permits, and taxing cross-border arms couriers, the Taliban regime is not an innocent bystander—it is the chief architect of the Pak Afghan terror funnel.

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Figure 4: Chronology of Proliferation: A five-year timeline tracking the trajectory of ex-coalition military hardware from the August 2021 collapse of Kabul through formal arms markets to border interdictions in Pakistan

Afghanistan can manufacture drones and some small missiles, if Hamas and Hezbolla can do it then why not Afghanistan

 

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[Pak Defender]

Taliban Minister says Afghanistan should not allow Afghan nationals deported from Pakistan.

Afghanistan should not allow Afghan nationals deported from Pakistan to return, especially those who fled Pakistan instead of fighting Pakistani forces.

 

[El Sidd]

8 drones launched by Afghan Taliban shot down near Torkham border, Kohat: security sources​

News Desk
September 23, 2026

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This photo shows a drone, ostensibly sent by Afghan forces, in Swabi. — Dawn

The armed forces on Wednesday shot down eight drones launched by the Afghan Taliban after they entered Pakistani airspace near the Torkham border and Kohat, according to security sources.

The sources said the drones were intercepted by the air defence systems, which they described as “active and vigilant”.

“The armed forces and the ‘Shaheens’ of the Pakistan Air Force professionally thwarted the Afghan Taliban regime’s cowardly attempt to target public areas,” security sources said.

According to the sources, four of the eight drones were shot down in areas adjacent to the Torkham border, while the remaining four were downed near Kohat.

Earlier, security sources said two “rudimentary” drones had been brought down using “soft skill” methods about seven kilometres from Kohat city. They said the armed forces’ air defence systems remained on round-the-clock alert and were maintaining vigilance against “all threats from Kharjistan”.

“This incursion serves as yet another proof of the Afghan Taliban regime’s direct support and patronage of terrorists,” security sources said.

Later, security sources said the wreckage of the destroyed drones was being recovered. Last night’s exchange of fire in Kurram sector and Wednesday’s drone incursion “demonstrated the state of the Afghan Taliban’s panic and disarray,” security sources added.

The development comes two days after Pakistan, in response to recent terrorist attacks in KP, conducted “calibrated” airstrikes in the border region with Afghanistan against terrorist hideouts and safe havens of terrorist organisations.

A statement from the information ministry on Monday said that over 28 terrorists were eliminated in the strikes. “It is a matter of grave concern that Afghanistan continues to remain a hub of terrorism,” the ministry said at the time, specifying that the “threat to Pakistan emanates from Afghanistan”.

Kohat seems to have become an epicenter of counter terrorism activities. This Afghan drone infiltration seems to be coordinated with multiple terrorist attacks in efforts to preempt an IBO.