The Pakistan Army has launched a significant retaliatory operation against Afghan forces, capturing nineteen border posts and completely dismantling several key military headquarters following what security sources described as unprovoked aggression at the Pak-Afghan border.

According to a report today, military forces are delivering an effective and befitting response to the cross-border hostility. The operation has seen Pakistani troops targeting Afghan positions with utmost precision, leading to what is being called a major success for the armed forces.

The Afghan Taliban personnel stationed at the nineteen captured posts have reportedly either been killed or have fled their positions.

In a series of successful strikes within the Noshki Sector, the Pakistan Army completely destroyed the Durrani Camp, Manujba Camp Battalion Headquarters, Manujba Camp-2, and the Ghaznali Headquarters. Dozens of Taliban soldiers and Khwarij positioned in these facilities were reportedly killed in the engagement.

Further military action took place in the Zhob Sector, where troops occupied an important Afghan post and hoisted the Pakistani flag. A Humvee armored personnel carrier belonging to the Afghan Taliban at the location was also destroyed during the attack.

In a separate engagement, an Afghan tank position deployed on a mountain peak opposite the Kurram area was successfully targeted. The strike resulted in the destruction of several Afghan Taliban tanks.

Security sources also confirmed that the second Battalion Headquarters of the Afghan Taliban in the Brabcha area was neutralized. This facility was allegedly used as a launchpad for Khawarij and Fitna-al-Hindustan terrorists into Pakistan.

These comprehensive strikes have reportedly inflicted heavy losses on the Afghan Taliban and Khwarij, with dozens of casualties reported across the targeted sectors.