In the morning of 10 October 2025, the bombing of the entire territory of Afghanistan was unbearable for Pakistan. In the hours before the four major cities exploded in Afghanistan, Pakistani Defence Minister Havajah Aliyev issued a severe warning: Pakistani Defence Minister Havajah Aliyev issued a strong statement in the National Assembly, with militants originating in the territory of Afghanistan, who said: "It is enough, Pakistan's patience has exhausted, and those who have been armed by the Tibetan militants must pay the price." He explained that several years ago, when Pakistan visited Afghanistan with the Secretary of the Intelligence Agency, he warned that the attacks on Pakistan were just coming from Afghanistan.

At this stage, the Pakistan military was indeed beaten and confused by domestic militants. It can be said that the Pakistan army suffered heavy losses. According to the death information disclosed by the Pakistan military, since 2025, the Pakistan army has been attacked by militants, and a total of 4 lieutenants and 10 majors have been killed. Most of these militants are agents of India and have been supported by India's funds, logistics, supplies, ammunition, and personnel training for many years.

Especially during the fighting on October 8, the Pakistan Taliban launched a surprise attack against the Pakistan Border Guard and the Pakistan Special Forces Force in the Jamalmera area of Kuram County, Cape Province. The Pakistan Army admitted that 16 people were killed and 3 others were injured. The dead included a lieutenant colonel and a major. According to Pakistan, a large number of Pakistan militants were lurking on both sides of the road, waiting for a Pakistan military patrol convoy to arrive. Then they fired mines and roadside bombs, and the Pakistan militants began to fire with machine guns. According to the Pakistan military, the Pakistan army responded quickly in this battle. During the counterattack, 19 Pakistan Taliban militants were killed.

In the battle of 9 October, the Pakistani army lost a major officer: the Pakistani Army's 4th Camp Commander of the Punjab Coalition, Sibuthan Raza Hazara, who was killed and eventually killed in battle with the Pakistani Taliban armed forces in the county of Drasmelhan in the province of Cape; however, in this battle, Pakistani Taliban armed forces allegedly killed 2 commanders and wounded 6 people seriously. In terms of the number of losing officers, the Pakistani army is intolerable and must strike the Pakistani Taliban armed forces in Afghanistan, and warn the Afghan Taliban authorities, by bombing Kabul, to carry out a severe warning!

Just as the Pakistan Air Force dispatched JF-17 fighter jets, F-16 fighter jets, and pterosaur armed drones to bomb four major cities in Afghanistan, Amir Khan Mottaki, Foreign Minister of the Afghan Taliban government, arrived in New Delhi. This was the most official diplomatic visit of the Afghan Taliban government to India. According to the Afghan side, this is the Afghan Taliban authorities seeking India's support, including economic and military support. As the morning of October 10, local time, the sky was already dawn, and the cross-border bombing of the Pakistan Air Force's JF-17 Xiaolong fighter jets, F-16 fighter jets, and pterosaur armed drones had begun to bear fruit: after the Pakistan Air Force airstrikes the Afghan city of Balma, the local market was completely destroyed.

A Pakistani Air Force armed drone (only a Dragon-armed drone flight can fly to Kabul) attacked a car at Abdullah Hak Square in Kabul, Afghanistan, according to the Pakistani Taliban armed commander, Noor Vali Mehsud was the target of the attack. The latest picture of the Taliban armed camps and facilities being destroyed emerged after a Pakistani airstrike in the Malga Balmar district of Pakistani Pactica province, Pakistan.

Pakistan Air Force fighter jets, drones, carried out air strikes on multiple areas in Afghanistan, including major cities such as Kabul, Paktika, Khost and Jalalabad. It is said that Pakistan Air Force F-16 fighter jets equipped with precision-guided weapons took off from Peshawar Air Force Base, along with JF-17 Xiaolong fighter jets, and Pterosaur armed drones, jointly carried out a major bombing.

According to Pakistan, in addition to the target of this bombing being the Pakistan Taliban, Pakistan redefined its rules of military operations: the attack on Kabul, Afghanistan is a clear signal: Afghanistan must remain neutral in India's proxy war and prohibit the Afghan Taliban from supporting armed groups, all of which are also supported by India. If necessary, the Pakistan military will launch attacks across the border to destroy these armed groups. To put it bluntly, this large-scale bombing is to warn the Afghan Taliban authorities not to turn to India and not to be deceived by India to support Pakistan militants and launch attacks on Pakistan.