Airstrikes on Afghan Taliban Bases were carried out by Pakistan Armed Forces on the night of March 16, targeting multiple locations in Afghanistan in response to what officials described as unprovoked aggression.
Security sources said the Airstrikes on Afghan Taliban Bases focused on key military positions in Kabul and Nangarhar. In Kabul, two major sites were hit, where technical infrastructure and ammunition storage facilities were destroyed.
Officials noted that strong explosions followed the strikes. Flames and secondary blasts suggested the presence of large quantities of explosives at the targeted locations. These developments reinforced claims that the sites were being used for military purposes.
Airstrikes on Afghan Taliban Bases also extended to Nangarhar, where four different locations were struck. According to sources, these included logistics centers, ammunition depots, and nearby technical facilities linked to Taliban operations.
Authorities dismissed claims made by Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid, who alleged that a drug treatment facility was targeted. Officials described the statement as baseless and misleading.
Airstrikes on Afghan Taliban Bases are part of a broader military response under Operation Ghazab Lil-Haq. Security officials said the operation will continue until its goals are fully achieved.
The situation reflects rising tensions in the region, with Pakistan signaling a firm stance against cross-border threats. Officials emphasized that any aggression will be met with a strong and direct response.
Airstrikes on Afghan Taliban Bases highlight the growing security concerns along the border and the ongoing efforts to dismantle militant infrastructure.