Explosion in Kota Sangi, Kabul. Local sources reported an explosion in Kabul city. The incident occurred on the evening of Thursday, October 16, 2025, in the Kota Sangi area of the Fifth Security District. No further details are available yet about the extent of damage, casualties, or the cause of the explosion. The Taliban have
China supports temporary ceasefire between Taliban and Pakistan. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian said his country supports the decision of the Taliban and Pakistan to implement a temporary ceasefire and resolve differences through constructive dialogue. He considered the move to be in line with the common interests of the two countries and to maintain
Hazara land confiscation under court order. Reports from Ghazni province indicate that the Taliban have begun a widespread process of confiscating and reclaiming land under the guise of “government ownership”; A process that has raised widespread concerns, especially in areas inhabited by non-Pashtun ethnic groups. In the most recent case, Taliban officials in Ghazni have
Taliban commander killed in Freedom Front attack in Kunduz. The Afghan Liberation Front (AFF) says its forces have killed a Taliban commander in its latest operation in Kunduz province. According to a statement issued on Thursday, October 16, 2025, the attack took place around 9:38 pm in Chahar Dara district and targeted a Taliban convoy
High-ranking Taliban delegation to leave for Qatar for talks with Pakistani officials. Informed sources say that in the continuation of efforts to reduce differences between Kabul and Islamabad, a high-ranking Taliban delegation will soon leave for Doha. The delegation is scheduled to arrive in Qatar tonight or tomorrow, Friday, and hold talks with Pakistani officials.
Five killed and dozens wounded in Pakistani airstrikes on Kabul. At least five civilians have been killed and dozens wounded in Pakistani airstrikes on parts of the Afghan capital, officials at an emergency hospital in Kabul say. According to hospital officials, 40 injured were taken to the center from the scene, 10 of whom are
After Pakistani airstrikes; A 48-hour ceasefire was announced between the Taliban and Islamabad. The Pakistani government has announced that, at the request of the Taliban, a 48-hour ceasefire will be established between the forces of both sides along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border from 6 pm local time to pave the way for the start of direct
Rumors of Mullah Wasiq’s death after Pakistani airstrikes on Kabul. Following Pakistani airstrikes on several locations in Kabul, reports of civilian casualties and extensive damage have been published in parts of the capital. Local sources say that the intensity of the explosions caused the windows of buildings to break, houses to be destroyed and electricity
Pakistani airstrikes on Taliban and TTP positions in Kabul and Kandahar. Pakistani security officials have confirmed that they have used drones to target Taliban and Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) positions in Kabul and Kandahar provinces. According to Pakistani sources, the strikes, which were described as “successful,” destroyed the TTP leadership center in Kabul and several Taliban
Two powerful explosions occurred in Kabul. Local sources reported that two consecutive explosions occurred around 3:30 pm today (Wednesday, October 15) in the north of Kabul. According to witnesses, a second explosion also occurred. These explosions occurred in District 15 of Kabul city in the area of Taymani 4th Road and 40-meter Road of the
