By Admin 
There has been news of firing again between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Pakistan released thermal footage of the attack on a Taliban military post on Tuesday (October 14, 2025) at around 7:47 pm (IST). Apart from this, according to reports, fighting has also been reported on the Khosht-Miranshah border.
Clash between Pakistan and Afghanistan still continues
Khost province governor’s spokesman Mustaghfar Gurbaz told TOLOnews that at around 7 pm on Tuesday evening (October 14), Afghan forces once again attacked Pakistani troops in the Palochi area of Jazi Maidan district near the Durand Line. He told that initially Pakistani soldiers had tried to attack, but their attempt failed and swift retaliatory action was taken from the Afghan side. He also told that the clash between the two sides is still going on.
Afghan Taliban attacked Pak post
The Afghan Taliban regime has released a video on state TV in which their fighters are seen attacking a Pakistani military post near the Durand Line. In the video, Taliban fighters are seen capturing the post and capturing many Pakistani soldiers during the clash. It is being told that these clashes have taken place in recent times amid increasing tension between the two countries.
#BREAKING Afghan Taliban regime aired footage on state television showing their fighters storming a Pakistani military outpost along the #DurandLinecapturing several Pakistani soldiers amid clashes with Islamabad’s forces.
via @HabibKhanT pic.twitter.com/UVgWpJr3rs
— Taha Siddiqui (@TahaSSiddiqui) October 14, 2025
Fazlur Rehman offered mediation
Meanwhile, Pakistan’s Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman has given a statement that he is ready to mediate for peace talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan, but for this it is necessary to have a ceasefire first. He said that any talks amid the sound of gunfire would remain inconclusive. Fazlur Rehman stressed that both the countries are very important for each other, but if continuous firing continues on the border, the people of both the countries will have to bear the biggest loss.