Over 600 Afghan Taliban killed, 219 vehicles destroyed in Pakistan’s Ghazab Lil Haq operation: Tarar

ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Attaullah Tarar announced that more than 600 Afghan Taliban members have been killed during Pakistan’s ongoing Ghazab Lil Haq operation. Speaking to the media, Tarar stated that the operation, which is continuing, has also resulted in the destruction of 219 tanks, armoured vehicles, and artillery guns.

Tarar provided these figures while updating on the progress of the military campaign. He emphasized that the operation is targeting militants and their infrastructure, and highlighted the significant losses inflicted on the Afghan Taliban so far. "A total of 219 tanks, armoured vehicles and artillery guns were destroyed during the ongoing operation," Tarar said.

The Ghazab Lil Haq operation was launched as part of Pakistan’s efforts to address security threats emanating from across the border. According to Tarar, the campaign has focused on eliminating militant strongholds and preventing cross-border attacks.

Tarar did not provide further details regarding the timeline of the operation or specify the locations where the casualties and destruction occurred. However, he reiterated the government’s commitment to continue the operation until its objectives are achieved.

The minister’s remarks come amid heightened tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, with Islamabad repeatedly expressing concerns over militant activities along the border. The government has stated that it will take all necessary measures to safeguard national security and prevent the use of Pakistani territory for attacks against its citizens.

No additional information regarding casualties on the Pakistani side or the broader impact of the operation was provided during Tarar’s briefing.