Pakistan Carrying Out Aerial Raids In Kabul, TTP Chief Noor Wali Mehsud Feared Dead | World News

Kabul: While it was reported that Pakistani warplanes carried out air strikes targeting Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) positions in the city, the capital of Afghanistan was shaken by the sounds of explosions.

Afghan officials confirmed unusual weather activity over the city. Taliban spokesman Zabeehullah Mujahid, in his post on

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Reports indicate that TTP chief Noor Wali Mehsud may have been specifically targeted in the attacks. It is feared that he will die.

Reportedly, TTP chief Noor Wali Mehsud was targeted in airstrikes in Kabul by “Pakistani” warplanes.#Kabul pic.twitter.com/4SSKFhZfqG— Afghan Fang (@AfghanEcho) October 9, 2025

On Pakistan-linked social media channels, “#Pakistan Air Force has just conducted a precision airstrike against the #Taliban terrorist organization in #Kabul, the capital of #Afghanistan. Pakistan is severely punishing the Taliban leadership tonight.”

BREAKING | The Pakistan Air Force reportedly carried out airstrikes on Tehreek-e-Taliban (TTP) targets in Kabul, Afghanistan, and possibly assassinated high-ranking officials. pic.twitter.com/mkKhe8Y7gv— Cradle (@TheCradleMedia) October 9, 2025

#breaking: #Pakistan The Air Force just conducted a precision air strike. #Taliban terrorist organization in Türkiye #Kabulcapital city #Afghanistan. Pakistan is severely punishing the Taliban leadership tonight. pic.twitter.com/vdSPhJ7I6N— Babak Taghvaee – Crisis Watch (@BabakTaghvaee1) October 9, 2025

Kabul residents described the night as chaotic. One of the residents said that unknown jets carried out attacks on multiple locations, and violent explosions woke people in the central and northern parts of the city.

Multiple reports confirmed that civilian homes were hit during airstrikes. Screenshots and posts circulating on social media claim that warplanes were seen over Kabul after the attacks.

A Kabul resident said that unknown jets attacked many parts of the city and the sounds of explosions woke people up.

Many people report PAK airstrikes
Kabul, Afghanistan pic.twitter.com/MWXoL3jZjc— Military Observer (@MilitaryObs2222) October 9, 2025

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Pakistan Air Force carried out an air strike on Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan.#Kabul#viral
It was reported that heavy explosions occurred in the center and north of the city and many civilians’ houses were hit.

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JUST: PAKISTAN ATTACKS THE AFGHAN CAPITAL – IIS:

The Pakistan Air Force has carried out dozens of violent air strikes targeting civilian homes in Afghanistan’s capital, Kabul.

Afghan officials say the country sees this as a declaration of war#Gaza #Kabul #Pakistan #viral pic.twitter.com/Wdzu2wKNaU— Infernus (@InfernusReal) October 9, 2025

Warning: At least four areas in Kabul (Shar-e-Naw, Dasht-e-Barchi, Khwaja Rawash near the international airport, and Khairkhana) have been hit by airstrikes carried out by aircraft or drones. He also hit a vehicle during the attacks.

Story is being developed… pic.twitter.com/CzKQL0Vu5x— Bolan News (@TheBolanNews_) October 9, 2025

BREAKING NEWS – Pakistan crossed the border by carrying out air strikes on Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan

These attacks took place during the visit of the Afghan Foreign Minister to India

Afghanistan will now escalate this pic.twitter.com/NIQw8L76CG— Frontalforce (@FrontalForce) October 9, 2025

Taliban-affiliated media channels have reportedly begun calling for retaliatory attacks, including suicide bombings, inside Pakistan.

Many analysts have warned that, if confirmed, these attacks would represent serious cross-border tensions between Pakistan and Taliban-controlled areas of Afghanistan.

“Many people are reporting PAK airstrikes. Heavy explosions were reported in the center and north of the city, many civilian houses were hit,” a resident said on X.

This appears to be the first instance of Pakistani airstrikes in Kabul and marks a new chapter in regional tensions.

The situation is still evolving as authorities in Kabul investigate the full impact of the attacks and assess potential casualties.