The escalation of Operation Ghazab lil-Haq continues with reported strikes by the Pakistan Air Force on Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan. The base is considered one of the key military installations in the country.
Security sources said the air strikes targeted strategic assets at the facility. According to reports, several aircraft and military vehicles were damaged or destroyed. These included Black Hawk helicopters, a Hercules transport aircraft, a Tucano plane, and armoured vehicles.
Officials described the action as part of Pakistan’s intensified campaign against cross-border militant sanctuaries. Authorities have repeatedly stated that such strikes are aimed at groups allegedly linked to the Afghan Taliban.
A senior security official said the operation will not end soon. He stated that Pakistan is seeking firm guarantees from Kabul. These guarantees must confirm that militant networks will no longer operate near the border.
The official added that the campaign will continue until clear and verifiable steps are taken. “It is time for those enabling terrorism to face consequences,” he said. He emphasized that military strikes will persist if demands are not met.
The reported assault marks a significant development in regional security. Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have been rising in recent months. Cross-border incidents have further strained relations.
Analysts say such strikes could deepen diplomatic challenges. They warn that continued military escalation may increase instability in the region. Both countries share a sensitive border with long-standing security concerns.
Operation Ghazab lil-Haq was launched in response to what Pakistan calls unprovoked attacks from across the border. Officials argue that targeted strikes are necessary to protect national security interests.
Afghan authorities have not yet issued a detailed public response to the latest development. However, observers believe the situation could shape future negotiations between the two sides.
The unfolding events are being closely monitored by regional and international stakeholders. Security experts note that sustained military pressure may influence the broader balance of power in the area.
As Operation Ghazab lil-Haq advances, the impact of these strikes will likely remain central to discussions about peace, security, and stability in South Asia.
In other news read more about: Pakistan Air Force Conducts Retaliatory Strikes Inside Iran: Reports
