415 Militants Killed as Operation Ghazbad-ul-Haq Intensifies: Tarar

Islamabad: (Web Desk) – The federal government has issued updated figures on enemy losses in Operation Ghazbad-ul-Haq, Pakistan’s ongoing military response to aggression by the Afghan Taliban regime.

Operation Ghazb lil Haq
Update 1600 hours 1 Mar

✅ Summary of Afg Taliban losses
▪️ 415 Killed,
▪️580+ Injured,
▪️182 Check posts destroyed,
▪️31 Post Captured,
▪️185 Tanks, Armed vehs, Arty guns Destroyed
▪️46 Locs across Afg eff tgt by air

— Attaullah Tarar (@TararAttaullah) March 1, 2026

Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Attaullah Tarar said in a post on X that security forces have so far eliminated 415 Taliban operatives, while more than 580 others have been injured. He added that 182 enemy posts have been destroyed, 31 militants captured, and 185 tanks and armoured vehicles neutralised. According to the minister, airstrikes were carried out at 46 locations inside Afghanistan, hitting militant infrastructure.

352 Killed, 535 Injured, 130 Checkpoints Destroyed in Operation Ghazab-ul-Haq: Tarar

Providing context, Tarar recalled that just a day earlier official figures had confirmed 352 militants killed, over 535 injured, 130 posts destroyed, 26 captured, and 171 armoured vehicles eliminated, with strikes conducted at 41 locations.

Rejecting Taliban propaganda, the information minister said the Afghan Taliban regime does not possess the capability to shoot down Pakistani aircraft. He dismissed claims circulating on social media, saying the video being shared was old and misleading, adding that if any Pakistani pilot had been captured, credible evidence would have surfaced by now.

Tarar further stated that Pakistan’s full-scale counter-operation against the Afghan Taliban remains underway. He stressed that Taliban-imposed laws have no connection with Islam and accused the regime of openly supporting terrorism. He also pointed to what he described as a growing nexus between India and the Taliban, noting that both countries increasingly focus on terrorism narratives rather than trade.

“The world is witnessing how the Afghan Taliban are facilitating terrorism,” Tarar said, adding that Pakistan will continue its operations until militant threats are completely eliminated.