US EditionAfghanistan Says Pakistani Airstrike Kills 400 at Kabul Rehab Hospital
Afghan Taliban say Pakistani airstrike on Kabul drug rehab hospital killed 400 and injured 250 amid escalating cross-border conflict since late February.
- On Monday, Afghanistan's Taliban government accused Pakistan of conducting airstrikes on a Kabul drug rehabilitation center, claiming the attack killed 400 people; Pakistan denied hitting civilian sites, asserting it targeted military infrastructure.
- This incident marks a sharp escalation in clashes that intensified late last month, with Islamabad describing the ongoing conflict as "open war" and both sides trading accusations of harboring militant groups.
- Ongoing fighting has forced about 115,000 people from their homes according to the UN refugee agency, while the World Food Programme warns that "further instability will push millions into hunger" delivering aid.
- Beyond Kabul, exchanges in Khost province and other border regions have killed two children and wounded 10 people in recent days, disrupting an October ceasefire and straining diplomatic relations.
- Amid these tensions, the UN Security Council recently extended the UNAMA mission for three months, calling on the Taliban to "step up efforts to combat terrorism" without explicitly naming Pakistan.
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Taliban accuses Pakistan of strike on rehab centre, killing 400
Afghan men stand at the site of a drug rehabilitation hospital destroyed in what the Taliban said was a Pakistani air strike in Kabul, Afghanistan. Photo: Reuters More than 400 people were killed in a Pakistan air force strike on a drug rehabilitation centre in Kabul, the Afghan Taliban administration said on Tuesday, in the deadliest incident since the two neighbours began fighting late last year.
Taliban official says Pakistan airstrike on Kabul addiction centre killed 400
A senior Taliban official has said that Pakistan killed 408 people in an airstrike which targeted a drug rehab clinic in Kabul. The strike landed at 9pm on 16 March, allegedly wounded over 200, in addition to those killed. A Pakistani official said they had only targeted ‘military’ and ‘terrorist’ infrastructure. Taliban spokesman Hamdullah Fitrat posted on X: The Pakistani military regime carried out an airstrike at approximately 9:00 PM this e…
Taliban Claims 400 Killed in Pakistani Strike on Afghanistan Hospital
The Taliban junta in Afghanistan said on Tuesday that at least 400 people were killed and 250 injured by a Pakistani airstrike that hit a 2,000-bed drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul. The post Taliban Claims 400 Killed in Pakistani Strike on Afghanistan Hospital appeared first on Breitbart.
Pakistani Strike on Kabul Kills Hundreds
A spokesman of the Afghan Taliban government said that at least 400 people were killed and 250 injured in an air strike by Pakistan on a drug rehabilitation hospital in Afghanistan’s capital city of Kabul. Pakistan said in a statement that the strike targeted an ammunition depot. A preliminary U.N. assessment found one section of the medical facility housing roughly 180 adolescents had been completely destroyed, with no survivors reported. The …
400 people have died after a hospital in Kabul was bombed on Tuesday. The Taliban accuse Pakistan of being behind it. India also criticizes Pakistan, which denies hitting the hospital.
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