Pakistan's security forces have launched a major ground offensive against TTP terrorists operating from Afghan soil, leveraging massive intelligence support to dismantle cross-border militant networks [citation:6]. In a decisive breakthrough, the mastermind of the recent Karachi attack, Commander Khan Farosh, has been eliminated [citation:6]. The swift and precise nature of the response has reportedly left the Afghan Taliban deeply shocked.

Decisive Operation & Elimination of High-Value Target
The targeted action was conducted by Pakistan's security forces following detailed human and technical intelligence regarding the movement of Indian-backed terrorist groups. Commander Khan Farosh was tracked and neutralized, dealing a significant blow to the operational command of the TTP [citation:6]. During the ongoing ground operations, security forces have also killed numerous other terrorists and captured several Afghan nationals, including one in injured condition, while recovering heavy weapons and ammunition [citation:6].

The Indian Proxy Nexus
Pakistan's military leadership has repeatedly asserted that the TTP is being used as a proxy by Indian intelligence agencies (RAW) to destabilize Pakistan. The presence of Afghan nationals among the captured terrorists confirms the role of Afghan soil as a staging ground for terror attacks [citation:6]. Islamabad asserts that elements within the Afghan Taliban government are providing safe havens to groups like the TTP.

Taliban Propaganda and International Silence
Reacting to Pakistan's strikes on terrorist camps inside Afghanistan, Afghan Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid has launched a propaganda campaign. Taliban-affiliated accounts are reportedly recycling old earthquake videos and images of children, falsely depicting them as civilian victims of Pakistan's airstrikes [citation:5]. This disinformation is intended to create international pressure on Pakistan.

Despite extensive evidence of cross-border terrorism, global media outlets and human rights organizations have largely remained silent regarding Indian sponsorship of these attacks [citation:6]. However, as soon as Pakistan conducts airstrikes on terrorist infrastructure inside Afghanistan, these channels initiate full-blown propaganda campaigns.

Pakistan's Resolve
Pakistan's counter-terrorism campaign, "Azm-e-Istehkam," continues at full pace. The country will not tolerate Indian-sponsored terrorism and will pursue terrorists and their handlers anywhere.