Recent developments in Kabul indicate a growing shadow conflict between regional intelligence services, raising serious concerns for the safety of Afghan civilians caught in the middle.
According to Kauser News Agency sources in Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, a recent covert incident resulted in the killing of several Chinese intelligence operators, allegedly targeted by South Asian intelligence services. While independent verification remains limited due to the secretive nature of the event, the situation highlights an increasingly dangerous trend: Afghanistan being used as a battleground for foreign intelligence rivalries.
Security analysts warn that these proxy activities—often involving China, India, Pakistan, and other regional actors—are turning Afghanistan into an intelligence arena where covert operations, surveillance, targeted killings, and influence campaigns are escalating.
Local residents report increased tension, unexplained security incidents, and a growing fear that international intelligence competition is being played out directly in their neighborhoods.
Experts caution that such operations, regardless of the actors involved, put ordinary Afghans at risk, destabilize already-fragile security conditions, and undermine Afghanistan’s long-term stability.
Kauser News Agency continues to follow the story and is working to gather further verifiable information.
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