Pakistan Launches ‘Operation Ghazab Lil Haq’ After Afghan Taliban Attack

[straighttalk]

So Taliban are good Muslims and IRGC are bad Muslims? How does it make sense according to your Sanghi interpretation of Islam?

I think you made a typo in the original post to which I was responding....both irgc and Taliban follow the same policies...but since the Sanghis guy is pro Taliban anti irgc..but more likely he is just enjoying the Paksitani heartburn of Israel attacks...the fonstant jine that we Sanghis are islamophobe doesn't work... We are more anti terrorism of the Muslim on non Muslim kind.

 

[RizwanT20Champ]

Never let your political Bias and Grievances over Shadow national security and Interest. Terrorists Do not differntiate when they blow up

Its Sad but that Party and its supporters are leaderless at the moment and no body to tell them whats Right.

Fully agree bro

 

[Energy]

Are the independent sources able to verify that Pakistan's strike was on a hospital and not an ammunition depot? Or is it Taliban's word that will now be made gospel?

 

[adil_909]

Are the independent sources able to verify that Pakistan's strike was on a hospital and not an ammunition depot? Or is it Taliban's word that will now be made gospel?

this is the key thing that needs to take place. it's not that hard. it's impossible to know what is and is not true these days, and countries don't even want people knowing what is true. independent investigation should clear things up because clearly one side isn't telling the truth

same thing was going on during recent indian pak military skirmishes. both countries reporting vastly different and contradictory versions of events, impossible to know what was and was not occurring. Indpendent media is dead (maybe never existed) but it's quite shameful. People should demand to know the truth, not just be forcefed propaganda from biased "news" outlets

 

[Cricket Warrior]

Pakistan rejects Afghan Taliban allegation of ceasefire violation

Pakistan’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Friday rejected “frivolous” claims by the Afghan Taliban’s so-called defence spokesperson that the Pakistan Armed Forces had violated a temporary ceasefire pause.

Pakistan government had earlier announced a pause in its ongoing counterterrorism campaign, Operation Ghazab-lil-Haq, from the night of March 18–19 until March 23–24, 2026, on the occasion of Eid al-Fitr.

According to Afghan media reports, Afghanistan’s Chief of Armed Forces, Fasihuddin Fitrat, accused Pakistan of breaching the ceasefire along the Durand Line.

However, Pakistan’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, through its fact-checking wing, categorically denied the allegations, stating that no violation of the pause had occurred along the western border and that the claims were “completely false.”

The statement suggested that such propaganda may have originated from elements within the Afghan Taliban, aimed at creating a pretext for terrorism or other action against Pakistan.

Pakistan rejects Afghan Taliban allegation of ceasefire violation

Pakistan rejected as “frivolous” claims by the Afghan Taliban’s defence spokesperson alleging that it had violated temporary ceasefire pause.

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[Vikram1989]

The Take: How simple drones are outwitting Pakistan’s military

Low-cost drone attacks are hitting deep inside Pakistan, raising new fears about escalation and vulnerability.

www.aljazeera.com

Afg is battering pak with cheap drone strikes inside deep pak facilities. They are exposing the chink in the armour. Sometimes pak is using JF 17 to take out the cheap drones, making it resource overkill.

The Take: How simple drones are outwitting Pakistan’s military

Low-cost drone attacks are hitting deep inside Pakistan, raising new fears about escalation and vulnerability.

www.aljazeera.com

Drone Ops Escalate Afghanistan-Pakistan Tensions: Low-Cost Sys Used in Recent Cross-Border Incidents - RESONANT NEWS

In March 2026, Pakistani authorities reported intercepting several small drones launched toward targets in and around Islamabad and other locations, amid heightened border tensions between Pakistan and the Taliban-led government in Afghanistan. Pakistani officials described the incidents as...

resonantnews.com

 

[Bhaijaan]

The Take: How simple drones are outwitting Pakistan’s military

Low-cost drone attacks are hitting deep inside Pakistan, raising new fears about escalation and vulnerability.

www.aljazeera.com

Afg is battering pak with cheap drone strikes inside deep pak facilities. They are exposing the chink in the armour. Sometimes pak is using JF 17 to take out the cheap drones, making it resource overkill.

The Take: How simple drones are outwitting Pakistan’s military

Low-cost drone attacks are hitting deep inside Pakistan, raising new fears about escalation and vulnerability.

www.aljazeera.com

Drone Ops Escalate Afghanistan-Pakistan Tensions: Low-Cost Sys Used in Recent Cross-Border Incidents - RESONANT NEWS

In March 2026, Pakistani authorities reported intercepting several small drones launched toward targets in and around Islamabad and other locations, amid heightened border tensions between Pakistan and the Taliban-led government in Afghanistan. Pakistani officials described the incidents as...

resonantnews.com

I don't think they have that many drones to significantly hurt us. We are more resourceful nation and a much bigger economy than them and can pound them hard whenever we want to as already demonstrated. Afghanistan has no hope of competing againstb an army which even defeated a 5-10 times larger army in the neighbourhood, not once but many times.

 

[RedwoodOriginal]

Bombing a rehab center and killing however many innocent people and then denying culpability is something right out of Israel's playbook.

Pakistan is a rogue state much like Israel, India, US.

 

[Markhor]

Bit difficult being a child in the 90s but I have condemned Pakistan's support for Taliban on PP and meddling in Afghanistan years before you coined a login name, and well before their 2021 return. And I have the receipts from 2015, 2017, 2017 again, 2018, 2019 etc.

I oppose right-wing religious nutjobs everywhere be it Afghanistan, Pakistan or India. Try another line of enquiry.


India hasn't offered recognition yet, but Muttaqi had an eight day visit last October. Infact during his visit he initially didn't even invite female journalists, and only did so after a backlash (your Govt didn't even condemn this or make any mention of womens' rights in the press release). @Devadwal says India didn't choose the Taliban to rule Afghanistan which's true, but you can certainly choose the wording of your statements and prevent a foreign entity from enforcing gender segregation on your own soil.


You seem to be assuming I'm a spokesman for the Pakistan military. I know Indians often feel compelled to adopt the role of unpaid spokesman for their Governments but please don't project this onto others.

Afghanistan have been fighting ever since the Communist takeover in the late 1970s. When the Soviet occupiers withdrew (in no small part thanks to Pakistani assistance), they began a murderous campaign against each other. I'm willing to condemn Pakistan's role but please don't ignore the agency of Afghans who must introspect why they couldn't manage their political differences within their own structures.

The question wasn't whether you favoured the BD interim Govt or not. It was quite straightforward so I'd like to you become the Prince of Courage and answer without deflection. If you deplore the BD interim Govt for failing to prevent anti-Hindu violence, do you deplore the Afghan Taliban for virtually eliminating the Hindu community post-2021 ?

If so as I hope any sane person would, why do you then support an avowed Hindu nationalist Govt making overtures to the regime who perpetrated a plausible genocide under Article 2b of the UN Convention ? The floor is yours.

@Prince of Dorne - Still waiting for your answer.

I thought Indians cared about Hindu minority mistreatment in other countries.