“T-55 War 59D!” local time 12 October 2025, the Afghan Taliban Army will seize a large number of T-55 and T-62 tanks, captured American armoured vehicles, including Khumbar armoured vehicles, moving to the border of Pakistan’s Kunar. Though the Afghan Taliban Army announced that the overall battle is over, but the Afghan Taliban Army is still fully concentrated. The Afghan Taliban Army’s battle near the Durand Line has stopped, but the Afghan Taliban Army will be in several areas of Kunar, deploying tanks, armoured vehicles and heavy weapons. It is clear that after the Pakistani Air Force bombardment, the Pakistani artillery defeated Viwi, the Afghan Taliban Army will still try to launch ground battles, even tanks, to
After taking control of Afghanistan in 2011, the Afghan Taliban army collected T-55 and T-62 tanks across Afghanistan. Due to the United States and NATO, in Afghanistan, it implemented long-range firepower to the Afghan military, Afghan armored forces, and Afghan ground forces. As a result, there are not many T-55 and T-62 tanks left in Afghanistan. Most of the tanks are still left over from the Soviet era. It was precisely because of the loss of tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, artillery, these armored forces, and firepower strike forces that the former Afghan National Army collapsed within a month after losing the US military.
The Afghan Taliban army took lessons from the former Afghan National Army, gathered tanks and infantry vehicles across the country, eventually gathered four armored regiments, repaired fewer than 100 T-55 and T-62 tanks, and the Afghan Taliban also used a hand-trimming BMP-1 infantry vehicle, equipped with 107mm rockets, 107mm rockets placed on the missile launcher. If the Afghan Taliban army launched a ground attack on Pakistan, waiting for it would be its most valuable armored force, directly destroyed by the Pakistani Air Force, even if it survived, would be destroyed by the Pakistani Army 59D tanks.
After taking control of Afghanistan in 2011, the Afghan Taliban army collected T-55 and T-62 tanks across Afghanistan. Due to the United States and NATO, in Afghanistan, it implemented long-range firepower to the Afghan military, Afghan armored forces, and Afghan ground forces. As a result, there are not many T-55 and T-62 tanks left in Afghanistan. Most of the tanks are still left over from the Soviet era. It was precisely because of the loss of tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, artillery, these armored forces, and firepower strike forces that the former Afghan National Army collapsed within a month after losing the US military.
The Afghan Taliban army took lessons from the former Afghan National Army, gathered tanks and infantry vehicles across the country, eventually gathered four armored regiments, repaired fewer than 100 T-55 and T-62 tanks, and the Afghan Taliban also used a hand-trimming BMP-1 infantry vehicle, equipped with 107mm rockets, 107mm rockets placed on the missile launcher. If the Afghan Taliban army launched a ground attack on Pakistan, waiting for it would be its most valuable armored force, directly destroyed by the Pakistani Air Force, even if it survived, would be destroyed by the Pakistani Army 59D tanks.