Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

[muz]

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We do not wish for strained relations with Pakistan but will continue to harbour and support TTP and BLA

 

[ghazi52]

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[Pakistan Space Agency]

Pakistan declares War on Indian Sponsored Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP)
Thursday 02 January 2025

List of Pakistani airstrikes on Afghanistan since 2021.​

Date	Details	Operation	Target Area	Losses​	Comment​
16 December 2021​	Pakistan launched a drone strike on senior TTP leader Maulvi Faqir Mohammad's compound in Afghanistan.	-​	Kunar, Afghanistan	Missile fired from the drone failed to explode.	First Pakistani airstrike on Afghanistan since the Taliban took over on 15 August 2021.
16 April 2022​	?​	-​	-​	-​	-​
18 March 2024​	Pakistan carried out airstrikes on Afghanistan using fighter planes and UCAVs.	Operation Shadow Stalker	Laman area of Barmal district in Paktika province and the Afghan Dubai area of Spera district in Khost province	Terrorist positions hit.	-​
09 May 2024​	Pakistan carried out air and missile strikes against Indian funded TTP positions in Afghanistan.	-​	Wor Mamay district, Paktika province, Afghanistan	Terrorist positions hit.	-​
01 June 2024​	Pakistan carried out airstrikes in Afghanistan.	-​	Turkhai area of Gomal district, Paktika Province, Afghanistan	-​	-​
25 December 2024​	Pakistan carried out airstrikes on 4 locations in Afghanistan.	-​	Barmal district in Paktika province, Afghanistan.	Afghanistan claimed 46 people killed.	-​
27 August 2025​	Pakistan carried out drone strikes on 3 locations in Afghanistan.	-​	Spera district of Khost province and Raghzi village in Ghanikhel, Nangarhar province.	Afghanistan claimed 3 people killed and 11 injured.	-​

 

[VectorZero]

6 soldiers have been martyred so far in clashes with TTA. Why aren’t we using the Air Force at this point? How many more sacrifices before we bring full strength into play?

 

[SD 10]

6 soldiers have been martyred so far in clashes with TTA. Why aren’t we using the Air Force at this point? How many more sacrifices before we bring full strength into play?

6 soldiers? where did you get these figures?

 

[Distant_Observer]

6 soldiers? where did you get these figures?

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[RajaBaja]

Reports from Afghanistan suggest that one major cause of the ongoing clashes is Gul Bahadur group’s role in tipping off Pakistani security forces about TTP positions.

In recent months, several Noor Wali faction formations near the Pak-Afghan border have been targeted, inflicting heavy losses on the TTP.

According to Taliban sources, Noor Wali’s group discovered that Gul Bahadur men were taking money from Pakistani forces in exchange for revealing TTP hideouts and movements.

This triggered fierce infighting, with both groups now openly attacking each other.

For the first time, they have begun assaulting each other’s homes, raising fears that their own women and children may become victims of the bloodshed.


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Gul Bahadur and Northern Alliance should be utilized to create a 200-300 KM buffer between Pakistan and the Indian trained butchers. Afghan government doesn't want to listen due to Indian money so we need to do it this way.

afghans fighting amongst themselves. What could possibly go wrong...........

Isn't that business as usual for them?

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

Gul Bahadur and Northern Alliance should be utilized to create a 200-300 KM buffer between Pakistan and the Indian trained butchers. Afghan government doesn't want to listen due to Indian money so we need to do it this way.



Isn't that business as usual for them?

afghans slaughter eachother and then blame Pakistan for it. Where they get their logic from is one of the biggest mysterious known to mankind.

 

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[Asfandyar Bhittani]

Gul Bahadur and Northern Alliance should be utilized to create a 200-300 KM buffer between Pakistan and the Indian trained butchers.

You mean the same Gul Bahadur group attacking and killing our soldiers?

 

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[muz]

Just throw cluster munitions on their side see how they try to infiltrate again
Broadly the more proper strategy should to cut the serpent head going after their Leadership/Command Structure taking out cannon fodder TTP does nothing
mind you a broke afghan dude marries 4 women having 7-9 kids with each of them so even if one or two dies in TTP wannabe Jihad they dont giva a F
take out the leadership or go after their Families keep hitting them where it hurts the most secondry objective should be taking out their infrastructure both Military and Civilian this should sort put these afghanis in Line and Thermal Scope M4 and M16 will stop magicaly appearing in TTP and BLA hands.

 

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[Distant_Observer]

Any reason why he hasn't been taken out? Roaming freely in Afghanistan.

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