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Taliban Claims Drone Strike on Military Facility in Islamabad; Pakistan Scrambles Fighter Jets

  • The Afghan Air Force conducted a drone strike on the Pakistani military's 'Hamza' base in Islamabad, causing heavy casualties and significant damage, according to Afghanistan's Ministry of Defense.
  • The Taliban claimed responsibility for the drone strike, reporting material damage and casualties, though independent verification is not available.
  • In response, Pakistan scrambled fighter jets over Islamabad and temporarily suspended operations at Islamabad International Airport amid heightened security concerns.
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The Taliban regime in Afghanistan said Saturday that it attacked with drones a military centre in Islamabad, being the first time the drones reached Pakistan's capital, in full scale of a week-long conflict. "As part of the continuation of Rad-al-Zulm repression operations, after the arrival of the air forces of the Islamic Empire, the ...

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The Afghan Taliban leadership announced on Saturday that it had launched a drone attack on a military facility in the Pakistani capital, Islamabad. The statement said the operation was carried out on Friday night as part of Operation Raddul Zulm (Response to Oppression), after Pakistani forces carried out several deadly airstrikes on several Afghan targets the previous day. The Taliban government said at least four people were killed and 15 othe…

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The alleged attack comes amid days of tensions along the disputed Durand Line between Afghanistan and Pakistan, who have exchanged air and mortar attacks in recent days.

The Afghan Taliban leadership announced on Saturday that it had carried out a drone attack on a military facility in the Pakistani capital, Islamabad.

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TechJuice broke the news in on Friday, March 13, 2026.
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