Islamabad, Mar 14: At least four innocent people—including two young children—suffered injuries from falling debris of Afghan Taliban drones shot down by Pakistan’s Army before they could strike, exposing the human cost of Kabul’s reckless provocations.
The military’s ISPR revealed Friday’s interceptions in Quetta, Kohat, and near Rawalpindi neutralized the threats through “soft and hard kills,” but shrapnel wounded kids in Quetta and civilians elsewhere. “Taliban play victim globally while targeting our families via terror proxies,” ISPR condemned, reaffirming Operation Ghazab lil-Haq will press until cross-border attacks end.
Momentary panic hit near Islamabad Airport, but flights resumed normally—PAA debunked closure rumors. Pakistan’s forces stand resolute, shielding communities from a regime they once backed, now fueling fear instead of peace.
