Afghanistan’s Interior Minister Khalifa Sirajuddin Haqqani has once again warned Pakistan on Monday (3 November 2025). He also said that Afghanistan still needs more weapons. Without naming any country, Khalifa Sirajuddin Haqqani said that some countries violate the territory of other countries to protect their interests.

Afghanistan’s warning to Pakistan

Warning Pakistan, Haqqani said that if the patience and tolerance of Afghans is tested again, the reaction will be very devastating. He said that Afghanistan does not have long-range missiles or heavy weapons, yet our resolve is very strong. Haqqani said, “Ground defense is a priority for us, but despite this, the path of mutual understanding is open. If someone attacks, we have fought the kings of the world and protecting our land is not a difficult task for us.”

‘Don’t link Pakistan’s problems with Afghanistan’

According to TOLO News report, Haqqani said, “In recent meetings with Pakistan in Qatar and Turkey, it was told that their (Pakistan’s) internal problems should not be linked to Afghanistan. The problem is Pakistan’s. If you have the solution, then why are you linking it with us?”

This comment of Haqqani has come at a time when relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan have deteriorated. Recently there was a clash between Afghanistan and Pakistan. During this, Pakistan claimed that it targeted Kabul, Khost, Jalalabad and Paktika of Afghanistan through air strikes.

Pakistan had also claimed to attack TTP positions. Responding to Pakistan, Taliban opened heavy fire on Span Boldak Chaman border, in which 23 Pakistani soldiers were killed and 29 were injured.

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The recent violence that broke out on the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan is considered to be the most serious clash between the two neighboring countries. A major reason behind the conflict between these two countries is the presence of notorious terrorist leader Noor Wali Mehsud in Afghanistan, whom Islamabad accuses of leading almost daily attacks in his country.

Although a temporary ceasefire came into effect between the two countries on Wednesday (October 15, 2025), Pakistan’s resentment still remains over the presence of Noor Wali Mehsud in Afghanistan, who is taking shelter there along with his top associates.

Noor Wali Mehsud was targeted in Kabul

Last week, an airstrike in Kabul targeted an armored Toyota Land Cruiser, which Pakistani security officials said was carrying Noor Wali Mehsud. However, terrorists and Pakistani officials believe that he survived the attack. After this the organization released an audio, which is allegedly being said to be of Mehsud.

Pakistan has not officially taken responsibility for this air attack. This attack is considered to be the first airstrike in Kabul after the US targeted Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri in 2022.

Meanwhile, Afghanistan’s Taliban regime has denied allegations of harboring Pakistani terrorists and instead accused Islamabad of harboring a local faction of Islamic State, its main armed rival.

Noor Wali Mehsud took command of TTP in 2018

Noor Wali Mehsud took command of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in the year 2018. Before Mehsud, three previous leaders of the organization were killed in American drone strikes. By then, Pakistani Army operations had driven this organization from its bases and pushed it towards Afghanistan.

After taking over the command, Mehsud not only revived the organization but also changed its strategy and united the factions fighting among themselves with diplomatic skills. Mehsud is trained as a religious scholar, who also took command on the ideological front.

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After the air strikes on Pakistan by the Afghan Army on Saturday (October 11) night, Union Home Minister Mohsin Naqvi has issued a strong statement. Naqvi attacked Afghanistan in harsh words, saying that the country was playing a ‘game of fire and blood’ and also hinted at the involvement of rival countries like India behind it.

The Union Home Minister strongly condemned the incidents of unprovoked firing on Pakistani territories by Afghan forces. He said that the action taken by the Afghan army against the civilian population is a clear violation of international laws. Naqvi said that the brave forces of Pakistan have proved that any provocation will not be tolerated and prompt and effective action has been taken in response to it. He further said, “Pakistan Army is alert and Afghanistan is being answered with stone for every brick.”

Mohsin Naqvi gave this warning

Mohsin Naqvi said that Afghanistan will also be given such a reply as was given to India, so that it does not dare to look at Pakistan in a bad light. He assured the people of Pakistan that they stand with their armed forces ‘like an iron wall’.

Afghan army attacked 7 targets

It is noteworthy that the Afghan army attacked simultaneously in seven different areas on the Pakistan border on Saturday (October 11) at 9:23 pm Indian time. According to Afghan officials, this attack was carried out jointly by 210 Khalid bin Walid Brigade and 205 Al-Badr Corps. During this he used heavy weapons like artillery and tanks. The Afghan army claims that 12 Pakistani soldiers were killed and 5 were captured in this attack. Apart from this, they also seized several weapons and took the body of a dead soldier to their camp.

Pakistani army also retaliated

Pakistani army also retaliated. The firing and conflict between the two sides lasted for about three and a half hours and stopped at around 1 am when the Afghan Defense Ministry announced a ceasefire. Pakistani media has presented different figures of the loss of Afghan posts and dead and injured soldiers of the Pakistani side in this conflict.

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