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Pak-Afghan Clash News: Airstrikes Kill 8 Afghan Cricketers; Kabul Cancels T20 Series

📅 October 18, 2025 12:00 AM 🕐 Scraped: October 18, 2025

Summary: This special report covers the escalating conflict between Pakistan and the Taliban, focusing on recent Pakistani airstrikes in Afghanistan's Paktika province which killed at least eight club-level cricket players. Following the incident, NewsX reports that 'the Afghanistan Cricket Board announced the cancellation of its participation in the upcoming tri-series with Pakistan and Sri Lanka'. The strikes have shattered a fragile ceasefire that was being negotiated in Doha, leading to a sharp deterioration in relations between the two neighbours. The bulletin also notes comments from former US President Donald Trump, who described the conflict as 'an easy one for me to solve'. The report analyses Pakistan's military actions and the severe repercussions on civilian life and regional stability.

This special report on India Today Global, anchored by Geeta Mohan, covers the high-stakes meeting between US President Donald Trump

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