Drone / missile attack
Airport / Air Base
Bagram air base, Afghanistan — claimed Pakistani air strike
1 March 2026 · Dawn
Parwan Province, Afghanistan
Map
34.9400, 69.2600
What happened
Pakistan's air force reportedly struck Bagram air base in Afghanistan's Parwan Province at dawn on 1 March, as part of Pakistan's 'Operation Ghazab lil-Haq' campaign against Afghan Taliban targets, according to security sources citing an Afghan defense ministry report. The claimed strike reportedly destroyed Black Hawk helicopters, C-130 Hercules transport aircraft, Tucano trainer/light-attack aircraft and armored vehicles, and reportedly targeted a base described as a staging area for Afghan Taliban suicide-drone operations. The source article explicitly states there was no immediate independent confirmation of the reported damage, and no casualties were reported. This record is flagged accordingly as a single-sourced claim pending independent verification, added here to mark Pakistan-Afghanistan tensions as a further conflict dimension in the site's airbase/airport-strike coverage.
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- Evidence
- Reported / attributed
- Confidence
- Moderate
- Infrastructure
- Airport / Air Base
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- Latitude
- 34.9400°
- Longitude
- 69.2600°
Attribution
Attributed to Pakistan Air Force
Security sources and a report attributed to Afghanistan's defense ministry described the strike; the source article explicitly noted no independent confirmation of the reported damage was available.
