Pakistan fiercely denies Amnesty International’s claims that its airstrike on a Kabul drug rehab center was unjustified, insisting the facility was a military target. Amnesty, backed by satellite imagery, witness accounts, and extensive analysis, found no evidence of weapons or militant activity there — and says Pakistan offered no proof. The strike, which killed nearly 300 civilians and wounded over 100, has intensified regional tensions as Pakistan accuses Afghanistan of harboring militants, while Kabul denies it. Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry calls Amnesty’s allegations baseless, reiterating the strike was self-defense against terror threats and urging the world to hold Afghanistan accountable — framing the attack as a necessary step to protect its borders and people.
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