Death toll at 143 in Afghanistan's Kabul rehab centre bombing by Pakistan: UN agency
A bombing in Kabul claimed the lives of 143 according to a United Nations mission, while the Afghan Taliban government reports a staggering toll of over 400 fatalities. Meanwhile, Pakistan refutes allegations of targeting a drug rehabilitation cen...
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Af-Pak tensions surge after deadly Kabul strike; what it means for India
Karachi: The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan has put the death toll at 143 in the bombing of a Kabul drug rehab centre by Pakistan, an official told Reuters on Wednesday.
The Afghan Taliban government had said more than 400 people were killed and 265 injured in the air strike on Monday night.
Pakistan has rejected the Afghan Taliban claim that it targeted a drug rehab centre saying it "precisely targeted military installations and terrorist support infrastructure".
The Afghan Taliban government had said more than 400 people were killed and 265 injured in the air strike on Monday night.
Pakistan has rejected the Afghan Taliban claim that it targeted a drug rehab centre saying it "precisely targeted military installations and terrorist support infrastructure".
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