Pak army says Kandahar oil sites hit in Ghazab Lil-Haq
“Security sources say Pakistani forces hit oil storage facilities at Kandahar Airfield during Operation Ghazab Lil-Haq.”
Key points
- Security sources say Pakistani forces hit oil storage facilities at Kandahar Airfield during Operation Ghazab Lil-Haq.
- The strike was described as part of a wider effort to disrupt infrastructure allegedly used by militant networks.
Security sources said the Pakistan Army struck oil storage facilities at Kandahar Airfield during an operation carried out under the name Ghazab Lil-Haq.
According to the account carried by Dunya News, the strikes were conducted on the night of March 12 and 13 and were intended to damage infrastructure allegedly being used to support Afghan Taliban and other militant activity.
Officials said video released after the operation showed before-and-after visuals of the targeted locations. They described the action as part of a broader campaign to degrade militant support networks and infrastructure in the region.
Security sources maintained that the operation would continue until its strategic objectives were achieved, signalling that further action remained possible.
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