Pakistan and Afghanistan are locked in an escalating conflict following cross-border strikes. Pakistan’s defence minister declared an “open war,” citing the worst escalation since October. The military disparity is stark: Pakistan boasts a significantly larger, better-equipped force with advanced air power and a nuclear arsenal, while Afghanistan’s capabilities have declined, highlighting a vast imbalance in manpower, firepower, and defence spending.
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