Pakistani Strikes on Afghanistan: Three Young Cricketers Killed.
18.10.2025
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Shostal Oleksandr
18.10.2025
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Tragedy Among Afghan Cricketers
In the Paktika province of Afghanistan, three young Afghan cricketers were killed during an airstrike likely carried out by the Pakistani army. The deceased are Kabir Agha, Sibgatullah, and Harun, who are now part of the tragic list of eight civilians that lost their lives, as well as seven others injured due to drone attacks in the Urgun area on Friday. This strike violated a 48-hour ceasefire between the two countries.“This attack is not only a tragedy for the victims' families, but also a severe blow to the entire sport in our country”The current situation highlights the difficult circumstances faced by athletes in Afghanistan. Cricket, which holds immense popularity in the country, is once again under threat due to military conflicts. These tragic events not only take the lives of young talents but also affect the development of sports in a region that is already suffering from instability.
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