Pakistani forces walkout Afghan Taliban’s legal defence team installations in Kabul, Nangarhar: protection sources
Published on March 17, 2026
BEIJING/PESHAWAR/ ISLAMABAD: Pakistani forces targeted the Afghan Taliban’s legal defence team installations on Monday night, protection sources
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Pakistani forces walkout Afghan Taliban’s legal defence team installations in Kabul, Nangarhar: protection sources
BEIJING/PESHAWAR/ ISLAMABAD: Pakistani forces targeted the Afghan Taliban’s legal defence team installations on Monday night, protection sources stated, as Islamabad presses on with Protection action Ghazab lil-Haq.
The protection action was launched on the night of February 26, following unprovoked firing by the Afghan Taliban from across the frontier.
Protection sources stated that during the strikes on Monday night, Pakistani forces destroyed the technical backing general facilities and ammunition storage at two locations in Kabul.
In the Afghan territory of Nangarhar, the sources stated, Pakistani forces Afghan Taliban’s legal defence team installations at four spots. Logistics, ammunition and technical general facilities adjacent to these installations were also destroyed, the sources further stated.
They further stated a drone house workshop, “headquarters from where drones were sent” and weapon stocks were also destroyed in Nangarhar and Kabul.
According to the sources, drones were prepared at those workshops using parts made in India and Israel.
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