The Union of Human Rights Activists responded to Pakistan’s recent ground and air attacks on parts of Afghanistan, including Kabul, stating that Afghan citizens are paying the price for “statelessness” through these strikes.
The activists emphasized the sanctity of non-terrorist human blood and called Pakistan’s attacks a clear violation of the country’s territorial integrity.
Following Wednesday evening explosions in Kabul’s Fifth Taimani Road area resulting from Pakistani airstrikes, Emergency Hospital announced that 5 people were killed and 35 others wounded.
Among the victims were women and children, with 10 of the injured in critical condition.
The Taliban group and Pakistani forces declared a 48-hour ceasefire yesterday evening after several days of continuous clashes accompanied by Pakistani airstrikes on Kabul and Kandahar.
Human rights activists emphasized that as long as the Taliban group controls the fate of Afghan people, neither the country’s territorial integrity will remain secure nor will regional security be established.
