ISLAMABAD – Pakistan released footage showing precision strikes carried out by Pakistan Air Force against alleged BLA and TTP compounds in Afghanistan’s Helmand and Kunar provinces, highlighting what officials described as accurately targeted attacks on militant hideouts.
According to the Ministry of Information and Publications, successful air and drone operations were conducted against terrorist hideouts located in areas under the control of the Afghan Taliban. The operation targeted two separate locations associated with Fitna al-Khawarij and Fitna al-Hindustan, according to the ministry.
PAF RELEASES FOOTAGE OF STRIKES ON BLA AND TTP CAMPS
The footage of precision strikes by Pakistan Air Force on BLA and TTP compounds in the provinces of Helmand and Kunar has been released. Contrary to the Taliban Propaganda and lies, PAF skilfully targeted militant compounds. pic.twitter.com/51Q4pyy43H
— Amber Jehangir 🇵🇰🇵🇸 (@AmberJehangir) October 1, 2026
The released footage shows aircraft and drones striking the identified militant compounds, causing extensive damage before the targeted hideouts were completely destroyed.
Officials said the operation also destroyed a substantial quantity of weapons and ammunition stored inside the targeted locations. Key militant positions, shelters and weapons stockpiles were hit during the aerial assault.
The ministry described the operation as a precise and comprehensive strike aimed at dismantling militant infrastructure and disrupting the network operating from the targeted camps and hideouts.
Earlier in the day, DG ISPR Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry accused India of using terrorism allegations to shift attention from what Pakistan describes as its own involvement in regional militancy. He alleged that India has for decades supported, funded or planned activities involving groups including Mukti Bahini, LTTE, TTP and BLA.
The military spokesperson also alleged that violence affects several communities within India, including Muslims, Kashmiris, Sikhs, Dalits, Christians, Manipur residents and tribal groups. He described alleged incidents in Kashmir as false-flag operations and linked India’s alleged activities to transnational killings.
During the briefing, Lt Gen Chaudhry presented video clips to support Pakistan’s narrative, including remarks by an Afghan minister about India. He also alleged that militant groups operating along Pakistan’s western border could be used in exchange for financial incentives.
