Afghanistan: «Four hundred lifeless in raid on hospital». Pakistan denies it | EUROtoday

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The Taliban authorities in energy in Afghanistan states that “at least 400 people were killed and 250 injured in a Pakistani air raid on a drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul.” The businesses report this, including that “Pakistan rejected the claim, calling it false and misleading” and declared that it had “precisely struck military installations and infrastructure supporting terrorism”. Hamdullah Fitratdeputy spokesperson of the Taliban, states as an alternative that an assault befell on Monday night concentrating on the Omid state hospital and that “a large part” of the construction “was destroyed”.

The Minister of Information of Pakistan, Attaullah Tararspecified that the Pakistani armed forces carried out “precision air raids” throughout the night time, as a part of an ongoing operation towards buildings allegedly utilized by militant teams to Kabul e Nangarhar. In an announcement revealed on

Tarar additional said that they have been 4 different websites affected in Nangarhar province, damaging logistics facilities, ammunition depots and technical infrastructure allegedly utilized by militant teams, together with Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan and ethnic Baloch separatists. Pakistan’s Information Ministry mentioned that as a part of the operation carried out from February 26 to March 15, safety forces killed 684 Afghan Talibanwounded greater than 900, destroyed 252 militant positions and captured and demolished 44 others.

The ministry additional said that they have been 229 tanks destroyedarmored autos and artillery techniques and that 73 militant or assist positions throughout Afghanistan have been hit by airstrikes. Previously, nonetheless, the deputy spokesperson of the Afghan Taliban authorities, Hamdullah Fitrat, had accused Pakistan of getting carried out an air raid round 9pm yesterday (native time) towards the Omid habit remedy hospital in Kabul, a facility with 2 thousand beds for rehabilitation from drug habit.