A Pakistani airstrike on Monday night in Kabul, Afghanistan, targeted a drug rehabilitation center, killing at least 400 people and injuring more than 250, according to the report. The attack, which occurred during the holy month of Ramadan, has drawn sharp condemnation from Afghan cricketers, who described it as a war crime.
Afghanistan’s cricket captain Rashid Khan wrote on social media that attacking civilian homes, schools, or hospitals—whether intentional or accidental—constitutes a war crime. He urged the United Nations to investigate the incident, calling it a sign of a sick mentality to disregard human life during Ramadan. Former captain Mohammad Nabi also condemned the strike, saying that hope was extinguished in a Kabul hospital where young patients were killed and families cried outside the gates. Fast bowler Naveen-ul-Haq expressed outrage, stating that it is difficult to distinguish between Pakistani and Israeli regimes.
The cricketers’ statements reflect widespread anger in Afghanistan and calls for international accountability following the high-casualty airstrike.
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