Pakistan is being beaten a lot and Afghanistan has given ‘nefarious’ efforts. Befitting reply to this act, air strike near PMO

By Samira Vishwas On Feb 28, 2026

Afghanistan Destroy Pakistan Military Base: Responding to Pakistan’s attacks, Afghanistan has dealt a severe blow to it. Afghanistan has claimed that its fighters have carried out an airstrike targeting the Prime Minister’s Office in Islamabad.

Afghanistan’s Security Ministry has shared information by posting on social media platform

What did the Afghanistan Defense Ministry say?

The Afghanistan Defense Ministry has claimed that it has carried out air strikes on several military bases inside Pakistan. Posting on the social media platform

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The Ministry of Defense of Afghanistan today before dawn, at around 11:00 local time, carried out air strikes in various areas of Pakistan.
These attacks included a military camp near the city of Faizabad Islamabad, a military base pic.twitter.com/mMDyUIvDF0
— the military defense ministry – ministry of defense (@MoDAfghanistan2) February 27, 2026

Attack near Pakistan PMO

Quoting the spokesperson of the Border Police of the Afghan Home Ministry, it has been said that Afghanistan has attacked near the PM Office of Pakistan and the Afghan Army has succeeded in attacking up to 5 kilometers away from the Pakistan PMO. The spokesperson has also claimed that apart from Islamabad, attacks have also been carried out in Nowshera, Abbottabad, Jamrud.

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Khawaja Asif opened fire?

There was already a war-like atmosphere between Pakistan and Afghanistan, amidst this tension, Pakistani Defense Minister Khawaja Asif called India’s ‘proxy’ on the Taliban government. Accused of being a terrorist and said that now there is an ‘open war’ between the two countries. Will happen. Apart from this, in the early hours of Friday, Pakistan carried out air strikes in cities like Kabul, Kandahar and Paktia.

Afghanistan Army Chief gave briefing

Chief of General Staff of the Afghan Army, Brigadier Muhammad Fasihuddin “Fitrat” In a video message, he talked about the retaliatory action and threats being made to Pakistan’s military rule.