Nach Angaben der Taliban wurden bei pakistanischen Luftangriffen in Ostafghanistan 46 Menschen getötet, hauptsächlich Frauen und Kinder

https://apnews.com/article/pakistan-afghanistan-militant-camp-air-strikes-1eb6ebd92403795d03856b1b97cac0da

14 Comments

  1. FreeTheLeopards on

    Hamas, Taliban etc always say it’s mostly women and children

  2. Uriel42069666 on

    Basically if you read the news in any country, bombs only kill unsuspecting women and children.

    Is any bomb used for military stuff or are bombs nowadays used to kill civilians so they don’t make more soldiers?

    The new face of war is “there is no war (continues to bomb civilians ).

    Are they playing 5D chess? Can’t we all just get along?

    Probably not since it’s Pakistan and Afghanistan we are talking about.

  3. defroach84 on

    Yeah, I’m gonna put that in the doubt category. They definitely have not earned the “trust” yet for declaring these things.

  4. Legitimate_Pay_865 on

    Are they mad because they wanted to kill them first? Or arent able to make their lives worse anymore?

  5. arsenal7777 on

    Yes but this is Muslims killing Muslims not Jews killing Muslims, so nobody cares.

  6. Magggggneto on

    I remember the far left getting apoplectic when US airstrikes would kill people in Afghanistan. When Pakistan does it, they don’t give a shit.

  7. inbetween-genders on

    They’ll probably most likely blame Israel for this genocide.

    :eyeroll:

  8. CBT7commander on

    It’s crazy how air strikes, no matter the theatre, seem to kill exclusively women and children

  9. Wisniaksiadz on

    Nowadays when I see in the title ,,mostly womens and children” at this point its hard to not think this is some sort of manipulation

  10. BubsyFanboy on

    >PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AP) — Pakistan’s airstrikes on eastern Afghanistan killed 46 people, mostly women and children, a Taliban government official said Wednesday, raising fears of further straining relations between the two neighbors.

    >Hamdullah Fitrat, the deputy spokesman for the Afghan government, said those killed in the strikes that targeted four locations in Barmal, a district in the province of Paktika, were refugees, adding that six others were also wounded.

    >This comes a day after Pakistani security officials, speaking on the condition of anonymity in line with regulations, told The Associated Press that Tuesday’s operation was to dismantle a training facility and kill insurgents in Paktika.

    >Earlier Wednesday, Mohammad Khurasani, the spokesman for the Pakistani Taliban or Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, claimed in a statement that 50 people, including 27 women and children, died in the strikes. He said they were “unarmed refugees” who fled to Afghanistan because of Pakistan’s offensive in the northwest.

    >The TTP — a separate group but also a close ally of the Afghan Taliban — also shared photos, alleging they were of children killed during the Pakistani operation.

    >The strikes came hours after Mohammad Sadiq, Pakistan’s special representative for Afghanistan, traveled to Kabul to discuss a range of issues.

    >Afghanistan’s Foreign Ministry in Kabul summoned the Pakistani envoy and lodged a strong protest over the strikes by Pakistan’s military. In a statement, it said while a representative of the civilian government of Pakistan was busy in talks with the Afghan officials, the strikes were carried out by Pakistani forces to “create mistrust in the relations between the two countries.”

    >It said Kabul “will not accept the violation of the country’s territory under any circumstances, and the country is ready to defend its independence and territory” and “such irresponsible actions will definitely have consequences.”

    >Pakistan has not commented on the latest strikes. However, the Pakistani military said Wednesday that security forces killed 13 insurgents in an intelligence-based operation in South Waziristan, a district located along eastern Afghanistan’s Paktika province.

    >Pakistan’s Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi praised “Pakistan’s brave security force” in a statement for thwarting “the nefarious designs” of “terrorists.” He didn’t mention the Pakistani air strikes inside Afghanistan

    >The Taliban Defense Ministry denounced the attacks on Tuesday and promised retaliation.

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