Islamabad (Daily Pakistan Online): Details have emerged regarding the Pakistani security forces’ operation against Afghan border posts.

According to a report published by Daily Jang, Pakistan has launched Operation Ghazab-ul-Haq in response to what officials described as unprovoked actions by the Afghan Taliban regime. The operation is said to involve coordinated strikes by both the Pakistan Air Force and ground troops along sensitive border regions.

Security sources claim that during the ongoing operation, Afghan Taliban forces suffered significant casualties. Reports indicate that approximately 133 Afghan fighters were killed and more than 200 others sustained injuries as a result of aerial bombardment and ground assaults carried out by Pakistani forces.

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In addition, 27 Afghan check posts were reportedly completely destroyed during the military action. Pakistani forces are also said to have taken control of nine Afghan posts, where the Pakistani flag has since been hoisted, symbolizing territorial control and operational success.

Furthermore, Pakistan reportedly captured five additional Afghan posts in the Paktia region of Afghanistan and raised its national flag at those locations. The developments mark a significant escalation in tensions along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.

Officials maintain that the operation was launched as a defensive measure to safeguard Pakistan’s territorial integrity and to counter cross-border hostilities. The situation remains tense, with heightened military alertness on both sides of the border.