Saturday, October 17, 2026

Afghanistan rained bombs on Pakistani military bases, several blasts shook the area

Afghanistan rained bombs on Pakistani military bases, several blasts shook the area

Pakistan and Afghanistan. Open war has broken out. Taliban is giving a befitting reply to Pakistan. Even Taliban is not silent after the attack in broad daylight. Meanwhile, Afghanistan’s Taliban-led Defense Ministry has shared a video, in which it can be clearly seen how many Pakistani military bases have been targeted one after the other. A video released on Friday shows attacks on Pakistani bases, which shows the height of the conflict between the two neighboring countries. News agency PTI has shared the video on Twitter, which is linked to the Taliban Defense Ministry. This footage, belonging to Afghanistan’s Taliban Defense Ministry, is being cited as evidence of retaliatory action amid current tensions. The ministry claims that this video shows its latest military action.

Watch the video of Taliban air strike…

hurled several bombs one after the other

The video shows footage of night-time airstrikes, including flashes of explosions in mountainous areas and targeted strikes on Pakistani military positions. However, the authenticity and exact location of these sightings could not be independently confirmed. But this video has been released at a time when attacks are continuing from both sides. Earlier, Pakistan carried out extensive aerial bombardment across Afghanistan, in which 29 places were targeted. Here, according to the report of Afghanistan’s Tolo News, the attacks included a military camp near Faizabad in Islamabad, the headquarters in Nowshera, the military colony of Jamrud and targets located in Abbottabad. The Taliban ministry described the operation as ‘successful’ and claimed that it had targeted major bases, centers and facilities of the Pakistani army.

Pakistan claims: No significant damage

Regarding this attack, BBC quoted a Pakistani military officer as saying that the drones fired by the Afghan Taliban targeted three targets, including the army’s artillery school in Nowshera, an area near a military academy in Abbottabad and a location near a primary school in Swabi. He claimed that air defense systems intercepted and destroyed all the drones, and there were no reports of any casualties or significant damage in the incident.

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