AOW War Scenario: Kazakhstan (pro) vs Afghanistan (con)

I've been saying let the war continue so much, I am considering taking a break from war debates. 1. Like last time I have to ask how did you seize the tanks and helicopters, but not destroy any? If I was Afghanistan I would not have let them have it. 15 tanks destroyed and 15 captured. 4 helicopters destroyed and 4 captured seems more logical. 2. I assume these sanction affect us equally or it will be unfair. I feel like this shows the situation is going to be intense. October 15 Afghanistan to try to lower morale decide to somewhat take the war to Kazakhstan. The ships bombard the port city Aktau. The ships deal heavy damage to the coastline and even manage to damage the airport. A few thousand Kazakh citizens and police are killed until they are forced to retreat when the army comes. They manage to kill 10 Kazakh military while losing the same. A coastal defense craft Afghanistan had has been destroyed while they managed to destroy a tank. October 17 Seeing Kazakhstan has now a much bigger army attacking Afghanistan, the Afghan government decides they may need a bit of outside help without intervention directly. To do that they sign an agreement with Russia for them to be able to produce the Mi-24 helicopter for 250 million and to buy oil mainly from Russia. The main reason Russia agrees is because the Mi-24 is rather old. With this new helicopter they rush it to the factories and begin trying to build factories far from Kazakhstan to be able to produce these. October 20 Afghan soldiers have once again doing a hit and run. They capture a Kazakh tank at night. While most guards are asleep they fire at a tank quickly jerking everyone awake. With the captured tank they are able to take out a helicopter on the ground with about 10 soldiers near it. The captured tank is destroyed , but not without killing a few soldiers and getting rid of 2 Kazakh tank(1 is the the tank that was captured) and a helicopter. October 21 Afghan soldiers win a victory which cuts the Kazakh soldiers off from their supply lines to the North. Around 5,000 are killed on both sides. Afghanistan knows they must act quickly before they break through their lines. October 27 With a force of 50,000 soldiers Afghan soldiers attack from the North, east, and west. The south has now been mines and 5,000 soldiers in trenches ready to prevent Kazakh soldiers from retreating easy. Afghan transport planes are continuing to bring reinforcements. Initially it seemed as if Afghan forces had a slight advantage, but after a Kazakh helicopter was shot down and crashed into a Kazakh tank with quite a few soldiers in that area Afghan soldiers charged overwhelming some positions. The first day ended with 10,000 dead Kazakh soldiers with the same for Afghanistan. 25 tanks for Kazakhstan and 20 tanks for Afghanistan along with recovering 5 of their tanks. 10 helicopters for both, but Afghanistan recovered one of theirs. October 28 With extra reinforcements, Afghan forces come in and decimate the Kazakh army. When the devastated Kazakh forces try to retreat they are blown up by mines and being showered by fire on 4 sides. Eventually they have to surrender while a few scatter in the chaos. 25,000 Kazakh soldiers are either killed, wounded or captured. 17,500 Afghan forces are killed or wounded. 20 Kazakh tanks are destroyed compared to 15 Afghan tanks along with recovering another 5 tanks. 10 Kazakh and Afghan helicopter are destroyed , but another Afghan helicopter is recovered. October 30 The Afghan fleet attacks Fort Shevchenko. Unfortunately this attack was partially predicted causing more casualties on the Afghan side than last time. After the battle, while Kazakhstan suffered more casualties, the Afghan fleet there was almost completely destroyed. 4 of the 5 ships are destroyed along with 35 dead for Afghanistan. 8 tanks are destroyed along with 50 dead military for Kazakhstan. The last ship that was originally captured is now merely patrolling the waters as far as possible while still attacking any merchant ships. This ship is known as the Avicenna after the famous Afghan father of modern medicine. November 1 A ceasefire is signed for 1 week to treat the wounded. BTW Are you paying Turkmenistan for going through their country? Even a few million would convince a country especially if this is a crossover with a country that just got off from a war.