Pakistan Airstrike In Kabul: Last night, in the war going on between Pakistan and Afghanistan for the last 20 days, the Pakistani Air Force carried out major air strikes at five places in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan. In this attack, Pakistani Army used heavy explosives, due to which the sky was filled with fire balloons at these five places.

Residential areas and hospitals targeted in airstrike

According to the information, at 9.30 pm last night, Pakistani Air Force attacked Kabul with its JF-17 and F-16 aircraft. This included residential areas near the Defense Ministry of Afghanistan, residential areas near the headquarters of the intelligence agency GDI, residential areas near Rashtrapati Bhavan and a 2,000-bed government hospital located in the old NATO base near Kabul Airport.

Due to the use of heavy payload by Pakistani Air Force, the entire sky near the headquarters of Defense Ministry and GDI was filled with fire, while flames also broke out in the residential area near Rashtrapati Bhavan. After the bombing of a 2,000-bed hospital treating drug addicts in Parky Sanai Kochak area of ​​Kabul, the entire hospital started blazing like a ball of fire.

Number of deaths and injuries

According to the information till 2 o’clock in the night, 400 people were killed and more than 250 people were injured in the bombing carried out by the Pakistani Army at five places in Kabul in a total of 23 minutes. Apart from Kabul, the Pakistani Army also bombed Nangarhar province of Afghanistan, in which at present no one has been reported killed or injured. Rescue operation is currently going on in Kabul and the work of evacuating dead bodies and buried people from residential areas including the hospital is going on.

Afghanistan protested

Afghan government spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid condemned the Pakistani Air Force’s bombing of residential areas of Kabul with heavy explosives and called it a crime against humanity. In response, the Pakistani government claimed that the attack was not on residential areas or hospitals but on the weapons stores of the Afghan army. Pakistan also said that while carrying out the attack, care was taken to save the lives of civilians.

From July last year to March 17, 2026, Pakistan’s Army and Air Force killed 74 civilians in their country in the name of anti-terrorism operation. Before yesterday’s strike, Pakistani army had killed 131 Afghan civilians from September to March 15. Thus, after this bombing, at least 531 innocent Afghan civilians have been killed in the action of Pakistan Army.

Hamid Karzai strongly protested

Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai strongly condemned the attacks on residential areas and non-military targets in Kabul. Karzai said that the attacks caused huge loss of life and property to civilians. He warned Pakistan’s military power that by continuing such attacks, Pakistan will not be able to achieve its objectives, rather the situation will worsen and Pakistan itself will have to suffer the loss.

The former President also said that if Pakistan wants its interests and regional stability, then it should review its policies and adopt the path of dialogue and cooperation with Afghanistan within the framework of principles and civilized relations with neighboring countries.

Amidst increasing tension with Afghanistan, Pakistan has now started openly putting pressure on the Taliban regime. After not getting concrete assurance from Kabul on its security demands, Islamabad has indicated for the first time that it will not shy away from supporting the change of regime in Afghanistan if the Afghan Taliban continues to ignore its requests. Pakistan says that it is ready to support any force that challenges the current regime in Kabul.

In a report of News 18, quoting sources, it has been claimed that Pakistan has conveyed this warning to the Taliban through Turkish officials. Pakistan’s main resentment is that Afghanistan is not taking any concrete steps against Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). Whereas Kabul has been reiterating for months that it has no connection with TTP and Afghan soil is not allowed to be used for terrorism, hence it will not sign any written agreement with Pakistan.

Pakistan’s secret contacts with former leaders?

According to top sources, Pakistan is now working on a new strategy. It is being told that Pakistan’s intelligence agencies are making contact with influential leaders of the former government of Afghanistan. This includes former President Hamid Karzai, Ashraf Ghani to Ahmed Masood and Northern Alliance chief Abdul Rashid Dostum.

Sources claim that Pakistan is also offering shelter to these leaders so that they can raise their voice against the Taliban rule while living from the land of Islamabad and the campaign for change of power can gain momentum. This signal shows a big and dangerous shift in Pakistan’s strategy.

Turkey and Qatar’s mediation ineffective

Three rounds of talks have taken place between Pakistan and Afghanistan under the mediation of Turkey and Qatar, but no solution could be found. Pakistan’s main demands are that Taliban should take strict action against TTP. TTP terrorists should be handed over to Pakistan. A buffer zone should be created around the Durand Line, but the Taliban has not shown any indication of accepting these demands.

Pakistan’s action against illegal Afghans intensified

Meanwhile, the action against Afghan citizens living illegally in Punjab province of Pakistan has intensified. According to the state government, more than 6,000 Afghans have been deported and sent back in the month of November alone. To encourage local citizens, the government has even announced that those who provide information on illegal Afghan residents will be given a cash reward.

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