Pakistan denies accountability for Civilian casualties in Afghanistan Airstrikes
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Pakistan bombs Afghani residents
AT LEAST 22 civilians were killed and 47 wounded when Pakistani aircraft struck a residential area of Samkani district in Afghanistan’s Paktia province twice in succession on the night of June 29, according to the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan. Five children were among the dead. The UN found that most of the casualties […] The post Pakistan bombs Afghani residents appeared first on Workers Revolutionary Party.
Pakistan denies accountability for Civilian casualties in Afghanistan Airstrikes
In a July 28 report on the human rights condition in Afghanistan, the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) disclosed it had documented 499 civilian deaths and 1,216 wounded by conflict with its neighbor, Pakistan, between October 2025 and June 2026. On Friday, Pakistan’s military rejected the report’s claims about civilian casualties as “baseless”. Military spokesman Lt. Gen. Ahmad Sharif Chaudhry defended the strikes, sayin…
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