Pakistan denies striking Afghan hospital in Kabul

Pakistan Denies Responsibility for Kabul Hospital Strike

The Pakistani government has issued a statement denying responsibility for the recent air strike on a hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan, which has resulted in significant loss of life.

According to reports, the Afghan Taliban and the United Nations have made claims that Pakistan was involved in the attack. In response, Pakistan’s Minister for Information stated that his country “strongly” rejects these allegations.

The incident occurred at the Kabul hospital, which is a major medical facility serving the local population. The strike has left at least 400 people dead, with many more injured.

Details of the incident are still emerging, and it is unclear what caused the air strike or who may have been responsible for it. An investigation into the incident is ongoing.

Pakistan’s government has issued a statement denying any involvement in the attack, and expressing its condolences to the victims’ families. The country has also called on international organizations to investigate the incident thoroughly and provide support to those affected.

The Afghan Taliban has released a statement claiming responsibility for the attack, but it is unclear whether this claim can be verified. The United Nations has also issued a statement condemning the attack and calling for an investigation into its causes.

As the situation continues to unfold, more information will become available as investigations are completed and evidence is gathered.

Source: Al Jazeera