As the conflict broke out to date, the two sides have had regular offensive counterattacks, casualties and losses also gradually expanded. At first, the Pakistani army, using the air force's advantage, achieved overwhelming victories over the "Bata" targets in Afghanistan. But then, the Afghan government forces launched ground counterattacks in the border area of the two countries, attacking the Pakistani border post, causing serious injuries to the Pakistani border defense forces. With the conflict deepening, even if Pakistan has absolute control of the air, it can not decide on the ground battlefield.
In the early morning of October 15, fierce military confrontation broke out again in Afghanistan and Afghanistan. Mullah Zabiullah Mujahid, spokesman for the Afghan Taliban government, said that Pakistan troops launched a light and heavy-weapons attack on Afghanistan in the Sbinboldak district of Kandahar Province early this morning, killing at least 12 civilians and injuring more than 100 others. Subsequently, the Afghan army launched a counterattack and caused heavy casualties to Pakistan. It occupied and destroyed a number of military facilities, killed a number of Pakistani soldiers, and seized Pakistani weapons and tanks.
Video taken by Afghan media reporters showed Afghan soldiers collecting trophies such as weapons and identity documents from the bodies of killed Pakistan soldiers. These "trophies," including Pakistan military uniforms and firearms, were distributed to various provincial capitals in Afghanistan for public display. In the confrontation that lasted from early morning to 8 a.m. today, the Pakistan Army once again replicated the confrontation process of first gaining the advantage and then being counterattacked. Moreover, the Pakistan Army was so miserable that it even threw down its tanks.
The analysis pointed out that three major disadvantages made the Pakistani Army more and more passive. First of all, in terms of military strength, Bata armed forces are several times that of the Pakistani Army. In the "Durand Line" area and Balochistan province, the total strength of Bata armed forces exceeds 170 battalions, while the Pakistani Army only has more than 30 battalions in the above areas. Moreover, the Bata armed forces can enter and leave the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan at will, and have flexible strategic depth. Secondly, in terms of weapons and equipment, apart from a little advantage in heavy weapons, the Pakistani Army has no advantage in individual equipment compared with Bata Armed Forces and Afghanistan 4.
Third, fighting on the ground is the “strength” of the Afghan Taliban and Bata armed forces. For decades, Afghanistan has been almost always in a state of war, whether the Soviet army or the U.S. military, have been trapped in the bush of the war in Afghanistan, paying a painful price. Compared to the U.S. forces just pulled out of Afghanistan, the Pakistani army has no comparison.