The border conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan has now reached the residential areas inside the country. Pakistan’s army was carrying out attacks targeting Afghan army bases since the night of Tuesday (October 14, 2025), but on Wednesday (October 15, 2025), the Pakistani army moved ahead of Afghan military bases and also attacked residential areas near the border in Khost city of Afghanistan and Kandahar city.

According to the information, more than 12 Afghan civilians have died in the attack by Pakistani Army and more than 100 people have also been injured. Among those killed is the name of Afghan journalist Abdul Ghafoor Abid, who had gone to cover the attacks being carried out by Pakistan. Apart from this, another local journalist from Afghanistan Tawab Arman has also been injured in the Pakistani attack.

Pakistan is turning into a pile of debris in residential areas

For the last one week, Pakistan has not only been targeting the residential areas of Afghanistan, but is also attacking and destroying the houses of common people while moving on the path of turning Afghanistan into Gaza. Along with this, it is also taking the lives of common people and journalists of Afghanistan. The Pakistani Army carried out drone attacks on the morning of Wednesday (October 15, 2025) in the Jazi Maidan area of ​​Khost in Afghanistan. Due to this drone attack, about 20 houses collapsed and turned into debris.

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Similarly, the Pakistani Army has twice carried out drone attacks on residential areas and markets on the Spin Boldak border in Kandahar. After which Afghanistan government spokesperson Zabiullah Mujahid issued a statement saying that 12 civilians have died and more than 100 have been injured in the attack on Pakistan’s residence. Apart from this, there was a big explosion in the capital Kabul today, but the Afghan government informed that the explosion in Kabul has nothing to do with the Pakistan-Afghanistan conflict and it was caused by the explosion of an oil tanker.

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In the conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan that started on the evening of Tuesday (October 14, 2025), Taliban fighters have given a befitting reply to the attacks of Pakistani Army on Wednesday (October 15, 2025). The Afghan army not only blew up many posts of the Pakistani army but also killed many Pakistani soldiers. Along with this, the Pak-Afghan Friendship Gate built on the Kandahar-Chaman Spin Boldak border was also blown up by Afghan soldiers with an IED bomb.

Afghanistan’s retaliation after Pak attacks

According to pictures from Afghanistan, the Pakistani Army has suffered the most damage in retaliation on the Kandahar-Chaman Spin Boldak Border and Paktika Kurram Border, where the Afghan Army has captured the Spin Boldak Checkpoint by blowing up the Pak-Afghan Friendship Gate on the Spin Boldak Border.

Along with this, the spokesperson of the Afghan government, while sharing the picture of a tank, claimed that the Afghan army has captured a Pakistani tank, which the Afghan soldiers have brought back to Afghanistan after demolishing the Pakistani post.

Pak Army appealed to stop firing on the border

Pakistani Army has admitted the death of 6 PAK soldiers in the ongoing conflict with Afghanistan. Apart from this, it has been claimed that 15-20 soldiers of Afghanistan have also been killed in this attack. However, in the ongoing conflict between the two countries, many such pictures have come to light where Afghan soldiers are making videos, taking photographs of dead bodies of Pakistani soldiers and dragging them towards Afghanistan. Not only this, according to the Government of Afghanistan, the Pakistani Army has appealed to the Afghan Army to stop firing on the Spin Boldak border so that the Pakistani Army can take away the bodies of its dead soldiers.

Afghan snipers targeting Pakistan

Afghanistan has not yet presented the death toll of Pakistani soldiers in its retaliatory attack, but Afghan government spokesperson Zabiullah Mujahid has claimed that many Pakistani soldiers have been killed in the ongoing skirmish and conflict between the two countries. In the retaliatory attack on Pakistani army, snipers of Afghan army were also seen targeting Pakistani posts.

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