Summary
An air strike hit a drug rehabilitation center in Kabul, Afghanistan, killing and injuring many people. The Taliban government blames Pakistan for the attack, but Pakistan denies targeting any health facilities. The incident is part of ongoing tensions and conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Key Facts
- An air strike destroyed a drug rehabilitation center in Kabul, Afghanistan.
- Taliban officials claim Pakistan is responsible for the attack.
- More than 30 bodies were reportedly seen at the site, with casualty numbers potentially reaching hundreds, according to Taliban claims.
- Pakistan denies hitting health facilities, stating they only targeted military sites.
- Approximately 2,000 people were at the rehab center, according to facility officials.
- Noise from explosions and aircraft was heard in Kabul at the time of the attack.
- Peace talks between Afghanistan and Pakistan are fragile, with recent conflicts despite a ceasefire agreement.
- The United Nations has reported significant casualties due to the cross-border fighting this year.
