Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)
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four key locations of the Fitna al-Kharijites in Paktika province were targeted.
According to ground sources, explosions are continuing continuously, which is evidence that a large amount of explosives was present there. These terrorist camps were known for manufacturing suicide materials.
The most important target among them is Sher Zaman alias Mukhlis Yar, who used to train suicide bombers.
The second commander is Abu Hamza, who used to lure innocent Pakistani and Afghan children into terrorism.
The third includes the camp of Akhtar Muhammad alias Khalil and the fourth includes the center of media expert Shoaib Iqbal from which Fitna al-Khawarij's Omar Media was run.
These attacks were carried out with great skill, targeting only the hideouts of terrorists. While making the selection, terrorists hiding in mosques and religious schools were spared as much as possible.
Many Khawarij were killed in the attacks, while four to five important centers were destroyed.
According to ground sources, explosions are continuing continuously, which is evidence that a large amount of explosives was present there. These terrorist camps were known for manufacturing suicide materials. The most important target among them is Sher Zaman alias Mukhlis Yar, who used to train suicide bombers. The second commander is Abu Hamza, who used to lure innocent Pakistani and Afghan children into terrorism. The third includes the camp of Akhtar Muhammad alias Khalil and the fourth includes the center of media expert Shoaib Iqbal from which Fitna al-Khawarij's Omar Media was run.These attacks were carried out with great skill, targeting only the hideouts of terrorists. While making the selection, terrorists hiding in mosques and religious schools were spared as much as possible.
Many Khawarij were killed in the attacks, while four to five important centers were destroyed.
PrinceofPersia
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Pakistani airstrikes in Afghanistan's Paktika province kill at least 15
Kabul [Afghanistan], December 25 (ANI): A series of Pakistani airstrikes on the Barmal district of Paktika province in Afghanistan has resulted in the death of at least 15 people, including women and children, with the toll expected to rise. The attacks, which took place on the night of December 24, targeted seven villages, including Laman, where five members of a family were killed, as reported by Khaama Press.
Local sources claim that Pakistani jets were responsible for the bombings. Reports indicate that the Murg Bazaar village in Barmal was destroyed, exacerbating the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
The airstrikes have caused severe civilian casualties and widespread destruction, further escalating tensions in the region. As recovery efforts continue, further investigation is required to confirm details and clarify responsibility for the attacks, Khaama Press reported.
The Taliban's Ministry of Defence has vowed to retaliate following the airstrike on Barmal, Paktika. The Ministry stated that defending their land and sovereignty is their legitimate right, and condemned the attack, claiming that "Waziristani refugees" were among those targeted.
While Pakistani officials have not officially confirmed the airstrike, security sources close to the military suggested that the attack was aimed at Taliban hideouts near the border.
This comes amid escalating tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, particularly regarding the presence of Pakistani militants in Afghanistan.
The Pakistani Taliban, or Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), has increased its attacks on Pakistani forces in recent months, with Pakistan accusing the Afghan Taliban of providing shelter to these militants, Khaama Press reported.
Enayatullah Khwarazmi, a spokesperson for the Taliban Ministry of Defence, denied the Pakistani claims and posted on X (formerly Twitter) that "civilian people, mostly Waziristani refugees," had been killed in the airstrike.
Khwarazmi added that "several children and other civilians were martyred and wounded" in the attack, though no official casualty figures were provided. Sources reported that at least 15 bodies, including women and children, have been recovered, and the death toll is expected to rise as search efforts continue.
The Waziristani refugees are civilians who had been displaced by military operations in Pakistan's tribal areas. However, Pakistan maintains that many TTP commanders and fighters have fled to Afghanistan, where they are reportedly being protected by the Afghan Taliban in border provinces., Khaama Press reported.
Tensions between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban have been building for some time, fuelled by the ongoing presence of TTP militants in Afghanistan. While Pakistan accuses the Afghan Taliban of harbouring these militants, the Taliban insists it is not collaborating with the group.
Kabul [Afghanistan], December 25 (ANI): A series of Pakistani airstrikes on the Barmal district of Paktika province in Afghanistan has resulted in the death of at least 15 people, including women and children, with the toll expected to rise. The attacks, which took place on the night of December 24, targeted seven villages, including Laman, where five members of a family were killed, as reported by Khaama Press.
Local sources claim that Pakistani jets were responsible for the bombings. Reports indicate that the Murg Bazaar village in Barmal was destroyed, exacerbating the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
The airstrikes have caused severe civilian casualties and widespread destruction, further escalating tensions in the region. As recovery efforts continue, further investigation is required to confirm details and clarify responsibility for the attacks, Khaama Press reported.
The Taliban's Ministry of Defence has vowed to retaliate following the airstrike on Barmal, Paktika. The Ministry stated that defending their land and sovereignty is their legitimate right, and condemned the attack, claiming that "Waziristani refugees" were among those targeted.
While Pakistani officials have not officially confirmed the airstrike, security sources close to the military suggested that the attack was aimed at Taliban hideouts near the border.
This comes amid escalating tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, particularly regarding the presence of Pakistani militants in Afghanistan.
The Pakistani Taliban, or Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), has increased its attacks on Pakistani forces in recent months, with Pakistan accusing the Afghan Taliban of providing shelter to these militants, Khaama Press reported.
Enayatullah Khwarazmi, a spokesperson for the Taliban Ministry of Defence, denied the Pakistani claims and posted on X (formerly Twitter) that "civilian people, mostly Waziristani refugees," had been killed in the airstrike.
Khwarazmi added that "several children and other civilians were martyred and wounded" in the attack, though no official casualty figures were provided. Sources reported that at least 15 bodies, including women and children, have been recovered, and the death toll is expected to rise as search efforts continue.
The Waziristani refugees are civilians who had been displaced by military operations in Pakistan's tribal areas. However, Pakistan maintains that many TTP commanders and fighters have fled to Afghanistan, where they are reportedly being protected by the Afghan Taliban in border provinces., Khaama Press reported.
Tensions between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban have been building for some time, fuelled by the ongoing presence of TTP militants in Afghanistan. While Pakistan accuses the Afghan Taliban of harbouring these militants, the Taliban insists it is not collaborating with the group.
hussain0216
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four key locations of the Fitna al-Kharijites in Paktika province were targeted.
These attacks were carried out with great skill, targeting only the hideouts of terrorists. While making the selection, terrorists hiding in mosques and religious schools were spared as much as possible.
Many Khawarij were killed in the attacks, while four to five important centers were destroyed.
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It hink Pakistan is just gradually becoming utterly sick and tired of the Afghans and Afghan wannabes inside Pakistan, 75 years if fassad, backwardsness and namak harami is enough for any country
The Muslim world has issues to deal with and Pakistan cannot allow the ethnocentric dumbfukkery of the Afghans and PTM types to cause constant fassad
Bringing down the Afghan republic was vital to get the USA, NATO and India out of the region
We hoped that this would turn a new page and these idiots would calm down, some have, others are just the same namak haram Afghan bastards they always were
It's like having a house with a wild beast in the corner and your expected to live with it, whilst is causes destruction, gives nothing and demands to everything
It's time to bring the hammer down
Hakikat ve Hikmet
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Hopefully, it becomes like a daily affair. No Bharati assets and their hideouts inside Afganistan should be spared. It's the time to take it to the next level....
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PAKISTANFOREVER
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What do you expect Pakistan to do when these indian-hindu worshippers attack and cause terrorism inside Pakistan? It's time we responded in the language that afghans ONLY understand.
Hakikat ve Hikmet
VIP Member
Every night before going to sleep the PAF Chief should ask himself: how many Bhatati targets inside Afganistan have I eliminated today?
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