Origins of the Pakistan-Afghanistan War 🇵🇰🇦🇫

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Just before 10 p.m. on a chill October night, the city's usual hum gave way to an eerie silence. A dark vehicle slipped through the shadows, weaving deftly between checkpoints and narrow side streets.

Eyewitnesses later swore that this convoy was desperate—evading unseen pursuers from the skies, aircraft slicing through the night like silent predators.

The vehicle approached Abdul Haq Square, nestled deep in District 8 of Kabul—a place woven tightly into the city's complex fabric.

This square was no ordinary crossroads; it lay between bustling apartment blocks and the imposing facades of ministries and intelligence offices.

Tonight, it was about to become the epicenter of a dramatic confrontation.
Then, came the roar—a sudden thunder overhead. The calm shattered as drones and jets tore through the Kabul sky.

Two massive explosions rattled Abdul Haq Square, windows shattered, and bystanders scattered in panic. Automatic gunfire burst through the darkness, echoing amid the ministries and residences, a deafening chorus of chaos in the heart of the city.

Flames curled into the sky, smoke blanketing the square as investigators and security forces scrambled to cordon off the scene.

Whispers swirled everywhere—a “high-value target” had fallen, many feared. Yet as dawn broke, the vault of uncertainty only deepened.


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