Pakistan Continues Operations Against Afghan Taliban
Pakistan is carrying out extensive ground and aerial operations in response to what officials describe as unprovoked aggression by the Afghan Taliban. The military campaign, named Operation Ghazab-ul-Haq, has intensified over the past week.
According to reports, the operation targets militant infrastructure and military installations across the border.
New York Times Reports on Bagram Strike
The US-based publication The New York Times has reported that Pakistan achieved a significant operational milestone during the campaign.The newspaper claimed that during Operation Ghazab-ul-Haq, Pakistani forces successfully targeted the strategically important Bagram Airbase.
The report stated that one aircraft hangar and two warehouses at the airbase were destroyed in the strike. Satellite images related to the incident have also surfaced, according to the publication.
Afghan Ministry Confirms Airstrike
Afghanistan’s Ministry of Defense has confirmed that a Pakistani airstrike took place, acknowledging the cross-border attack referenced in international reporting.
The New York Times further reported that more than 50 airstrikes were conducted by Pakistan over the past week against military targets inside Afghanistan.Officials and analysts cited in the report described the scale of the strikes as among the most extensive in recent cross-border engagements.
Security Concerns and UN References
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The report also referenced findings from United Nations documents, which have previously presented evidence regarding the presence of militant elements, including groups described as Fitna al-Khawarij, operating within Afghanistan.
Defense analysts said the strike on Bagram Airbase dealt a significant setback to the Afghan Taliban administration. They described the operation as a clear signal regarding Pakistan’s operational reach.
Pakistan Presses On with Operation Ghazab-ul-Haq
Experts added that despite repeated warnings from Pakistan, cross-border militancy has persisted. They noted claims that some of the weaponry used in attacks originated from equipment left behind following the withdrawal of US forces from Afghanistan.
The situation underscores heightened tensions between the two neighboring countries, as military operations and diplomatic exchanges continue alongside evolving regional security dynamics.
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