Pakistan Army has launched a strong response, destroying enemy positions across the border, according to the latest reports on Sunday.
Pakistani fighter jets and artillery gave a decisive reply to the provocation by the Afghan Taliban.
Pakistan targeted 11 strategic Taliban locations in Kandahar, which are now reduced to rubble.
Pakistan Air Force strikes 11 strategic Taliban targets in Kandahar, leaving key sites destroyed.#pakistanconnect pic.twitter.com/ilyfmOoxxV
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Reports about death of Mullah Hibatullah baseless
All reports about the death of Mullah Hibatullah are baseless, according to the latest reports. Prior to this, speculations were being made about his death.
Badakhshan Police Chief Mawlawi Mirajuddin killed
In Afghanistan’s Takhar province, fighters of the National Resistance Front (NRF) killed Badakhshan’s police chief, Mawlawi Mirajuddin, in an attack, according to the latest details on Sunday.
According to reports, Mawlawi Mirajuddin was travelling from Badakhshan to Takhar. This is when the NRF fighters ambushed and targeted his vehicle on the way.
Pakistan airstrikes destroy Taliban spy agency HQ in Kandahar
Pakistan attacked and destroyed the Afghan Taliban’s spy agency headquarters in Kandahar. The sources confirmed that it was a key hub of Afghan terrorists and was used for planning and operations.
Pakistani forces avenged yesterday’s drone attacks by destroying the 313 Intelligence Badri Brigade Headquarters in Afghanistan.
Low-flying PAF jets roar over Kandahar
Low-flying jets from the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) were seen flying over Kandahar, Afghanistan. The area was echoing from the loud roar of the aircraft.
According to reports, the fighter jets flew at a low altitude, creating a powerful sound that was heard across several parts of the city.
Residents reported hearing the intense roar of the aircraft as they passed overhead.
The sight and sound of the jets quickly drew attention from locals, with many witnessing the aircraft moving rapidly across the sky.
According to sources, the PAF has conducted operations at various locations in Kandahar, targeting several key Taliban and terrorist sites.
No flight disruptions at Islamabad Airport
Islamabad Airport is operating normally, and all flights are running on schedule. Pakistan Airport Authority (PAA) confirmed that there are no flight disruptions or suspensions at the airport.
