Pakistan conducted intelligence-based air strikes targeting militant infrastructure across Afghanistan. Authorities said the operation destroyed several key centres linked to banned groups.
The strikes were carried out after recent suicide attacks inside Pakistan. Security sources confirmed that multiple militant Camps were hit during the action. The targeted areas included provinces such as Nangarhar, Paktika, Paktia, and Khost. Officials reported that more than 80 militants were killed in the operation.
The destroyed facilities included leadership centres and operational bases. Sources identified locations such as New Centre Number One and New Centre Number Two in Nangarhar.
Other targets included camps associated with known militant commanders. These included the centre of Khariji Maulvi Abbas in Khost and the Khariji Islam Centre in Nangarhar.
Authorities also confirmed strikes on additional facilities. The list included the Khariji Ibrahim Centre in Nangarhar and two other Camps in Paktika.
Officials said jets carried out precise bombing missions. Many hideouts were reduced to rubble during the strikes. The action followed attacks claimed by banned groups operating from Afghan territory.
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting stated that militant leadership based in Afghanistan was involved. Recent suicide attacks targeted areas including an imambargah in Islamabad, as well as regions like Bajaur and Bannu. Officials said they have evidence linking the attacks to commanders operating from across the border.
According to security sources, the operation aimed to dismantle training and support networks. Destroying these Camps was seen as a response to ongoing cross-border threats.
Authorities emphasized that Pakistan acted in self-defense. They said the strikes were based on intelligence information and careful planning.
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Government officials added that further action may follow if threats continue. The operation reflects increased pressure on militant groups using remote locations as bases and training Camps.
