Pakistan claims to have destroyed dozens of targets within Afghanistan; Afghanistan claims large-scale attacks on Pakistani military.
According to reporters from the Central Station, on March 6 local time, Pakistan's Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Talal, stated that as of 16:00 on that day, the Pakistan-Afghanistan conflict had resulted in 527 deaths and 755 injuries on the Afghan side, with 237 Afghan checkpoints, 205 tanks, armed vehicles, and artillery destroyed, and 62 targets within Afghanistan destroyed by airstrikes.
The Afghan Ministry of Defense stated on the 6th that under the actions of the Afghan army, the Pakistani military faced large-scale attacks along the "Durand Line" in provinces such as Kandahar and Nangarhar, with 14 checkpoints and 3 bases destroyed, and 109 Pakistani soldiers killed. (Central Station reporters Li Shuangxi and Cui Ru)
On March 6, intense conflict between Afghan and Pakistani forces resulted in 527 Afghan casualties and 755 injuries. The Afghan National Defense Forces reported the destruction of 237 checkpoints and 205 vehicles, while airstrikes targeted 62 locations. In response, the Pakistani Army faced significant losses, with 14 checkpoints and 3 bases destroyed and 109 soldiers killed.
- 527 Afghan casualties reported, 755 injured
- 237 Afghan checkpoints and 205 vehicles destroyed
- 62 targets destroyed in airstrikes
- 14 Pakistani checkpoints and 3 bases destroyed
- 109 Pakistani soldiers killed