over 200 Taliban, terrorists killed in retaliatory strikes on Afghan border, following repeated attacks targeting Pakistani security positions. The strikes were carried out after militants launched unprovoked fire from the Afghan side, prompting a strong and immediate military response.
According to security sources, the precision strikes targeted militant hideouts and camps located near the border areas used for launching attacks inside Pakistan. The over 200 Taliban, terrorists killed in retaliatory strikes on Afghan border operation was conducted with full coordination between ground and aerial units to ensure maximum accuracy.
Officials said that the strikes were necessary after the recent surge in cross-border attacks that claimed the lives of several Pakistani soldiers. They emphasized that Pakistan has repeatedly warned Afghan authorities about terrorist groups operating from their territory but received little cooperation.
The military’s statement clarified that Pakistan does not seek escalation but will defend its sovereignty against any act of aggression. “We have no interest in confrontation, but any threat to our borders will be dealt with firmly,” an Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) official said.
Residents in nearby border towns reported hearing loud explosions during the night, confirming heavy retaliatory shelling from the Pakistani side. The Afghan Taliban government has not yet issued an official response to the strikes.
The over 200 Taliban, terrorists killed in retaliatory strikes on Afghan border marks one of the most significant counterattacks in recent months, highlighting Pakistan’s determination to eliminate terrorist networks threatening its national security.
Authorities reaffirmed that such actions are purely defensive and aimed at protecting Pakistan’s citizens and territory from repeated incursions. The situation along the frontier remains tense, with additional security measures in place to prevent further hostilities.
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