U.S. weapons were hit with all of the weapons.
The Afghan Taliban provoked the second time, but the result was another fierce beating!In the early morning of October 15,2025, Afghan Taliban elite commandos launched the first battle, attacking four locations in the Spin Boldak region of Pakistan's Balochistan province.
But what they don’t know is that at 6,000 meters of altitude, the infrared hangar of the Wing-2 drone has long locked these moving “heat signals” and a side-by-side massacre is about to begin.
To be honest, the conflict from the outset was the scene of a “war on the counterparts.”
Cluster A is just a pile of moving scrap metal.
The T-55 and T-62 tanks they put in are old antiques from the 1950s, let alone advanced composite armor, not even basic thermal imaging.
Based on these old Soviet-style tanks trying to break the Pakistani defense line, it was simply to touch the stone with eggs. More ridiculously, those U.S. HMS military vehicles and M-1117 armored vehicles, the "second-handed goods" left when the U.S. military evacuated, did not have an active defense system, but also lacked the ability to fight at night, in the modern battlefield is a live target.
When the battle started, the Taliban vanguard commandos were caught red-handed by the thermal imaging machine of the Pakistan Border Guard before they could touch the barbed wire fence of the post.
Intense machine gun fire power instantly killed 15-20 people, the remaining can only wolf retreat. but the Taliban is not dead, they put T-55 tanks on the road, want to use direct fire force to suppress the Pakistani position.
This tactical thinking from the Second World War era has long been outdated in the drone era. Pakistan's military directly called the Pterosaur-2 drone to launch AG-300 air-to-ground missiles from 18 kilometers away. Missiles with an accuracy of 1 meter directly penetrated through the tank skylight and exploded people and cars into fireballs.
Within a moment, eight tanks became the remains of black smoke, and the Taliban 6th Brigade Command and 4th Camp Command were also laser-guided bombs.
One might ask, are the Taliban not good at night fighting, why are they so crazy this time?
The thermal imaging system and night vision devices equipped by the Pakistani army can transform subtle differences between human body temperature and ambient temperature into clear images in the dark night, allowing Taliban soldiers to hide even if they lie in the grass.
Their customary backbone infiltration tactics are like dancing under a flashlight in front of modern reconnaissance equipment.
More fatal is Pakistan's drone operating system, in addition to the Dragon 2, and the Rainbow 4, AKINCI UCAV these "air mortes", carrying China's BA-7 air-to-ground missiles, GB7 laser-guided bombs and Turkey's MAM series intelligent bombs, forming a full range of fire coverage.
The most dramatic is the fate of the Taliban's 700-strong commando. They set out from Kabul and deployed to Herder and Kandahar provinces in a mighty way, hoping to launch a counterattack against the Pakistani army.
But not halfway away, they were caught by the Wing Dragon-2 drone. The drone cruised at 6,000 meters altitude, this altitude far exceeds the range of the Taliban "Jet" missile, they could only watch the missile fall.
The convoy was cut into sections, and the soldiers fled in all directions, but they still couldn't escape the tracking of the infrared pod. This unilateral massacre completely deprived the Taliban of its ability to fight back.
The worse is yet to come. Pakistan drones penetrated directly into Afghanistan and accurately killed Taliban intelligence chief Maowavi Abdul Haq Wasik in Kandahar.
This senior Taliban, who had close ties with the CIA, may not even be dead to understand why he was hiding so deeply and will be found.
In fact, the answer is simple, Wing Dragon-2's synthetic perforated radar can detect small moving targets several dozen kilometers away, the photovoltaic hangar can identify vehicle characteristics 30 kilometers away, plus the AI system to analyze images, it is difficult to hide.
In addition, the Pakistani army also played a synergistic operation, the "Dragon" fighter aircraft carrying the suspension cabin in the high air cruise, if the wing Dragon-2 suffered electronic interference, it can immediately take control, to ensure the strike without failure.
After all, the Taliban are asking for trouble this time. They thought it was great to have the weapons left behind by the United States and the Soviet Union, but they didn't know that the war had long changed.
Those T-55 tanks and horseback military vehicles are in their eyes a baby, and in the face of the modern army they are only "dwarf equipment."
The Pakistani Army has long completed the medium-mechanical transformation, forming a complete combat system from drones to precision-guided weapons. The Taliban's tactics are still stuck in the Cold War, relying on numbers and courage to charge, and the result can only be to give away people's heads.
Of course, there is a deeper political game behind the conflict. There are two Taliban in Afghanistan, the Afghan Taliban and the Pakistani Taliban (Bata), both of which, although ideologically consistent, Bata's goal is to overthrow the secular government of Pakistan.
Over the years, Bata has established bases in Afghanistan and launched thousands of attacks, making it the biggest security threat to Pakistan.
The Afghan Taliban opened an eye on Bata and even offered asylum, which urged Pakistan.This time the Pakistani army directly cross-border strike, is to hit the mountain tiger, forcing Ata to deport the Bata armed in the territory.
Looking at the results, you can see how miserable the Taliban suffered this time. In this round of conflict alone, 300-400 people were killed or injured, a large number of tanks and armored vehicles were destroyed, and even rocket launcher systems were turned into scrap iron.
More importantly, their intelligence chief was targeted and the entire chain of command was hit hard. This is what happens to annoying Pakistan, and it is also the inevitable result of old-fashioned war thinking meeting modern technology.
In fact, from a military point of view, this battle is a living teaching material. the Winglong-2 drone 480 kg of carrying ammunition although not large, but to the Taliban's light armored targets is enough; 20-32 hours of continuation time, can all-weather monitoring; together with the "Dragon" fighter aircraft synergy, formed the perfect combination of "drone reconnaissance strike + manned aircraft protection".
As for the Taliban, the weapons of the United States and the Soviet Union in their hands seem to be bluffing, but in fact they are all "orphans" without systematic support. They have neither air superiority nor information superiority. How can they win?
Today's Taliban should also be afraid to understand that climate can not be achieved by seized second-hand weapons. modern warfare is not about the number of weapons, but the system's combat capabilities.
The combat system built by the Pakistani army with medium-sized equipment just hit the Taliban's weakness. This strike is not only a military victory, but also a strategic deterrent. It makes the Afghan Taliban clearly know that if they dare to shelter Bata again, don't blame the Pakistani army for being rude.
Overall, this one-night bloodshed is a clear proof that in the era of information warfare, courage and old equipment are useless.
The Taliban took weapons from the United States and the Soviet Union half a century ago to challenge the Pakistani army equipped with medium weapons. As a result, they could only be rubbed against the ground by the "aerial death gods" such as Pterosaur-2. This also reminds other armed groups to stop clinging to outdated war thinking, otherwise they will pay a painful price sooner or later.
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