Islamabad: Pakistan has conducted aerial strikes targeting terrorist hideouts in Afghanistan, resulting in the deaths of multiple terrorists. According to Radio Pakistan, the strikes were carried out against camps belonging to terrorist organizations Fitna al Khwarij and Fitna al Hindustan.

The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting stated on its X handle that the operation was based on credible intelligence. The strikes specifically targeted two locations in Afghanistan, destroying terrorist camps with precision and reportedly killing twenty-two terrorists. It was also reported that large quantities of weapons and ammunition were destroyed in the operation.

The Information Ministry emphasized Pakistan’s commitment to regional peace and stability while prioritizing the safety and security of its citizens. The Ministry expressed concerns over Afghanistan’s role as a hub of terrorism and stated that the operation was conducted with maximum precautions to avoid collateral damage.

The Ministry further highlighted Pakistan’s ongoing counter-terrorism efforts under the campaign Ghazab lil Haq, driven by the vision “Azm e Istehkam.” This campaign aims to eliminate foreign-sponsored terrorism from Pakistan, with security forces and law enforcement agencies continuing their operations at full pace.