Pakistan launches strikes targeting Taliban sites in Afghanistan

ISLAMABAD: (Web Desk) – Pakistani forces have reportedly carried out a series of ongoing airstrikes inside Afghanistan under what security sources describe as Operation Ghazb-ul-Haq. The strikes took place on the night of March 16, targeting locations in Kabul and Nangarhar.

According to officials, the operations focused on facilities believed to be linked with the Afghan Taliban’s military infrastructure. In Kabul, two sites were hit, where technical support systems and ammunition depots were allegedly destroyed. Sources claim that powerful secondary explosions and rising flames indicated the presence of large of explosives.

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Authorities have dismissed claims made by Zabihullah Mujahid, who suggested that a medical or drug treatment facility was targeted, calling the statement inaccurate.

In Nangarhar, Pakistani forces reportedly struck four different locations associated with militant operations. These strikes are said to have damaged logistical networks, as well as destroyed weapons storage and technical infrastructure.

Security officials emphasize that the operation is still underway and will continue until its stated objectives are fully achieved.