Pakistan’s armed forces conducted airstrikes against Afghan Taliban targets in Kandahar under Operation Ghazab-ul-Haq. The strikes destroyed key technical support infrastructure used by militants. The operation affects militant networks accused of supporting cross-border terrorism.
Security sources said the strikes occurred during the night between March 14 and 15. Pakistani forces targeted terrorist hideouts and military-related facilities linked to Afghan Taliban and Fitna al-Khawarij militants. Officials described the operation as precise and effective.
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According to sources, the airstrikes destroyed technical support infrastructure and equipment storage facilities in Kandahar. Militants allegedly used these locations to maintain logistics, communication tools, and operational equipment. The destruction disrupted networks supporting militant activities.
Furthermore, security officials said the targeted facilities played an important role in assisting militant planning and operations. The operation aimed to weaken infrastructure used for coordination and support. Officials stressed the strikes were part of broader counterterrorism efforts.
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Meanwhile, security sources stated operations under Operation Ghazab-ul-Haq will continue until objectives are achieved. Authorities indicated further actions could occur if militant threats persist. However, officials did not release details about casualties or additional targets.