Operation Ghazab Lil-Haq continues against militants, as Pakistan confirmed there is no pause in the ongoing campaign. Officials said the operation resumed after Eid and will go on as long as threats remain active.
Speaking on the situation, Tahir Andrabi made it clear that the operation did not end on March 24. He said the campaign is still active and focused on eliminating key militant networks.
Operation Ghazab Lil-Haq continues against militants with a clear strategy. Authorities are targeting leadership, command centers, and support systems linked to terrorist activities. The focus also includes disrupting logistics, facilitators, and safe networks operating across the border.
Officials believe militants are using Afghan territory to plan and launch attacks. Pakistan has raised concerns about support from the Afghan Taliban, especially in relation to the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan. These concerns have added to tensions between the two sides.
Operation Ghazab Lil-Haq continues against militants after multiple attempts at dialogue failed. Pakistan says it tried to resolve the issue through talks, but no progress was made. As a result, authorities decided to move ahead with targeted military action.
The government maintains that the operation is precise and focused. It aims to weaken militant capabilities without causing unnecessary damage. Officials stress that national security remains the top priority as the campaign moves forward.