A major military confrontation has resulted in significant casualties following the launch of Operation Ghazbullah along the Pak-Afghan border. According to official briefings, 274 militants were killed and more than 400 were injured during the large-scale offensive. Security officials described the action as a decisive response to cross-border threats and militant activity targeting Pakistan’s security forces and civilians.
Military spokesperson Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry stated that the operation targeted multiple militant hideouts, command centers, and logistical bases. During Operation Ghazbullah, more than 70 enemy posts were reportedly destroyed, while 18 checkpoints were taken under control. Officials further claimed that 115 enemy tanks, armored vehicles, and personnel carriers were neutralized. The clashes were described as intense, taking place across several sectors near the border.
Despite the reported success, Pakistan’s armed forces also suffered losses. Twelve soldiers were martyred and 27 others sustained injuries during Operation Ghazbullah. The military leadership paid tribute to the fallen personnel, calling their sacrifice a symbol of national resilience and commitment to safeguarding the country. Authorities emphasized that the objective of the mission was to dismantle militant networks and prevent future attacks.
Officials also stated that 22 suspected militant hideouts were specifically targeted in precision strikes. According to the briefing, drone threats were intercepted, and attacks at multiple border locations were repelled. The armed forces maintained that Operation Ghazbullah was conducted in a professional manner and focused solely on security-related targets.
Government representatives reiterated that Operation Ghazbullah will continue until its stated objectives are achieved. They described the campaign as part of a broader strategy to eliminate terrorism and ensure long-term regional stability. Political leaders across party lines expressed support for the armed forces, highlighting national unity in confronting militant violence and protecting the country’s sovereignty.