From the late night of October 11th to 12th, artillery fire suddenly rumbled in the border area between Pakistan and Afghanistan. The Pakistani military dispatched heavy artillery, tanks and fighter jets to carry out fierce strikes on multiple military bases and outposts in the border area of Afghanistan.

JF-17 "Fierce Dragon", F-16 fighter jets and "Pterosaur" armed drones continuously bombed more than a dozen Afghan Taliban bases within 12 hours. This sudden border conflict has led to the death of 23 Pakistani soldiers and the elimination of more than 200 Afghan Taliban members and their affiliated terrorists.

The Pakistani military recently released a series of images of the bombing on the 12th, showing precise strikes on more than 10 Afghan Taliban bases.

Pakistani Interior Minister Trip Joel Mohsin Nakvi said: ¡°Afghanistan will get the response it deserves, just like India.¡±

In the conflict, Pakistani forces captured 19 Afghan border posts and bases. Judging from the published live video, Pakistan even shipped heavy weapons such as towed artillery and tanks to the border.

In a statement, the Public Relations Bureau of Pakistan's Inter-Services pointed out that after Kabul launched unprovoked aggression, Islamabad responded vigorously.

Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs warned: "Any further provocation will be resolutely and appropriately countered."

The conflict was not an emergency, but an escalation of the long-standing Ba'a border dispute.The 2,600-kilometer "Duland Line" border has always been a disaster zone for tribal forces and armed groups to infiltrate.

Pakistan has long accused the Afghan Taliban authorities of tolerating and even providing asylum to organizations such as the "Pakistan Taliban" to enable it to launch cross-border attacks.

Atta, in turn, accused Pakistan of violating its sovereignty in its cross-border operations, thickening the ice of suspicion and distrust in one attack and accusation.

According to relevant data, since the Taliban took power in Afghanistan, the number of terrorist attacks in Pakistan has increased considerably compared to before.

Just one day before the outbreak of the Pakistan-Afghanistan border conflict, the Taliban foreign minister made a rare visit to the Indian capital and held a meeting with Indian Foreign Minister Sujaysen.

Subsequently, India announced the resumption of diplomatic relations with Afghanistan, and the relationship between the two sides took a step further.

According to open source information shown and confirmed by Pakistan, India used its re-launched embassy technology team in Afghanistan to deploy a large number of research analysts to fully restore the intelligence network before the evacuation in 2021.

In particular, the intelligence gathering, integration and infiltration of the Abba border zone has been increased.

Even more playful is the attitude of the great powers.U.S. after the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan, although the influence on the region is weakened, it will never sit and see the situation completely out of control.

Russia, Iran, India and other countries also have complicated interests and concerns here.

In the face of the Pakistan-Afghanistan border conflict, China has shown its responsibility as a responsible power. China notified the world that it is willing to play a key role in improving Pakistan-Arab relations.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry called on both sides to remain restrained and resolve conflicts through dialogue and consultation.

Despite the current fierce fighting on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, hopes for peace have not been completely extinguished. After the conflict, the Afghan Taliban unilaterally announced that it would stop retaliatory attacks on Pakistan.

Afghan Taliban officials stressed that Afghan Taliban forces will no longer carry out such attacks, but warned Pakistani authorities that no further aggression or violation of Afghan territory should be carried out in the future.

At the same time, after mediation by Qatar, Saudi Arabia and other Middle Eastern countries, the Taliban in Pakistan and Afghanistan achieved a temporary ceasefire. However, this ceasefire is only temporary and the fundamental contradiction between the two sides has not been resolved.