Fighting Between Pakistan and Afghanistan

巴基斯坦與阿富汗的衝突

Jun 29, 2026, 21:52
AsiaInternational

Introduction

Pakistan attacked areas in Afghanistan. This happened after a group of fighters attacked a police building in Karachi.

巴基斯坦攻擊了阿富汗的部分地區。此前，一群戰鬥員在卡拉奇攻擊了一座警察局。

Main Body

A group called Jamaat-ul-Ahrar attacked a building in Karachi on June 27. Three police officers died. Pakistan then sent planes and soldiers into Afghanistan. Pakistan says they killed 29 fighters.

一個名為「Jamaat-ul-Ahrar」的組織於6月27日攻擊了卡拉奇的一座建築物。三名警察喪生。隨後巴基斯坦派遣飛機與士兵進入阿富汗。巴基斯坦表示他們擊斃了29名戰鬥員。

The Taliban government in Afghanistan is angry. They say Pakistan attacked normal people. They say 36 people died and 163 people were hurt. The United Nations also says many normal people died.

阿富汗的塔利班政府對此感到憤怒。他們表示巴基斯坦攻擊了平民。他們稱有36人死亡，163人受傷。聯合國也表示有許多平民死亡。

Pakistan and Afghanistan have fought since February 2026. Other countries like China and Turkey tried to stop the war, but it did not work. Pakistan says fighters live in Afghanistan. Afghanistan says this is not true.

巴基斯坦與阿富汗自2026年2月起就陷入衝突。中國與土耳其等國家曾試圖阻止戰爭，但並未成功。巴基斯坦稱戰鬥員居住在阿富汗，而阿富汗則否認此事。

Conclusion

The two countries are still angry. Their soldiers are ready to fight at the border.

兩國目前依然關係緊張。他們的士兵已在邊境準備戰鬥。

Vocabulary Learning

⚡ The 'Action' Pattern

Look at how the text tells us what happened. It uses a very simple formula: Who →\rightarrow Did what.

  • Pakistan →\rightarrow attacked areas.
  • Three police officers →\rightarrow died.
  • The Taliban government →\rightarrow is angry.

Why this helps you reach A2: To speak basic English, you don't need long sentences. You just need a Person/Group + Action.

Quick Word Swap: If you want to change the feeling of the sentence, just change the action word:

  • Pakistan attacked... (Strong/Violent)
  • China tried... (Effort)
  • Afghanistan says... (Speaking)

Vocabulary Tool: People vs. Groups In this story, we see two types of 'subjects':

  1. Single Groups: The United Nations, The Taliban government.
  2. General People: Normal people, Three police officers, 29 fighters.

When you describe a group (like 'The United Nations'), treat it as one single thing. →\rightarrow The United Nations says... (Correct) →\rightarrow The United Nations say... (Incorrect for A2 basics)

Vocabulary Learning

attacked (v.)
To try to hurt or destroy a person or place using violence.
Example:The soldiers attacked the enemy base.
officers (n.)
People who have a position of authority, like in the police.
Example:The police officers helped the people after the accident.
government (n.)
The group of people who rule a country.
Example:The government made a new law about schools.
hurt (adj./v.)
To feel pain or have an injury.
Example:He hurt his leg while playing football.
border (n.)
The line that divides two countries.
Example:They showed their passports at the border.
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