Gul Khan we have a question
How many Taliban leaders have been eliminated so far despite all the bombings?
Will Pakistan ever eliminate a Taliban leader or supreme leader @hasankhyber
Pakistan conducted precision airstrikes on various locations in Kabul targetting the military infrastructure. The taliban claim the strikes hit a Drug edicts rehab centre, however unable to show enough evidence to convince the world; Hassan Khan, security analyst, speaks on @PakTVGlobal
The Afghan Taliban regime is peddling yet another falsehood by alleging that Pakistan targeted a drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul. This claim is entirely baseless.
Pakistan, in its ongoing war against terrorism, is engaging only those military and terrorist targets, along with the infrastructure of the Afghan Taliban regime, that are being directly or indirectly used to plan, facilitate, shelter, train, or abet terrorist attacks inside Pakistan.
The strikes carried out on the night of 16 March 2026 in Kabul and Nangarhar were precise, deliberate, and professional. No hospital, no drug rehabilitation centre, and no civilian facility was targeted. The targets were military and terrorist infrastructure, including ammunition and technical equipment storage sites and other installations linked to hostile activity against Pakistan.
As with established practice, all six strikes were promptly put out with video footage by MoIB, making the nature of the targets plain for all to see. The visuals leave no room for doubt. The flames and secondary detonations witnessed in Kabul further confirm that the intended ammunition storage site was hit with precision.
The current propaganda is coming from a regime whose officials have repeatedly relied on false narratives, doctored claims, selective deletions of earlier posts, and the circulation of old visuals to mislead audiences and cover up the truth. Their latest allegation is part of the same worn-out pattern of deceit.
The real issue remains unchanged: Pakistan, the region, and the wider world continue to face the grave threat of terrorism emanating from territory under the control of the Afghan Taliban regime. That threat has become even more barbaric, with drug addicts and innocent children being exploited for heinous purposes, including suicide bombings.
Pakistan’s position is clear. We will continue to take every necessary measure to defend our citizens, degrade terrorist capability, and deny safe haven to those who wage terror against Pakistan from across the border.
Some Pakistanis sounding like Israelis right now. "They were Afghan terrorists" is the "everyone is Hamas" line. Innocent civilians were killed in Kabul, bodies being pulled from beneath the rubble and many turned to ash. Don't be like them. This is wrong.
No. No. No.
Hundreds killed in a Pakistani airstrike on a Kabul hospital.
First the BBC downplayed it - now @BBCNews removed it from the front page entirely.
If Israel were involved, it would lead for days but no - the BBC must not talk badly about Pakistan.
Why is that?
On behalf of the Indian National Congress we are deeply distressed by the horrific loss of civilian lives in Kabul following the recent airstrikes by Pakistan on a hospital which killed nearly 400 people.
We condemn such act against humanity in the strongest possible terms. Such barbarism must be strongly rejected globally.
My heartfelt condolences to our Afghan brothers and sisters and to the families who have lost their loved ones.
India shares longstanding bonds of friendship and goodwill with the people of Afghanistan. In this difficult moment, we stand in sympathy with our Afghan neighbours and pray for peace, healing, and stability for their nation.
Norway strongly regrets casualties at a drug-rehabilitation center in Kabul. Parties must respect proportionality and precaution. Medical facilities and patients should never be bombed. We urge restraint and dialogue to end hostilities and address cross-border security concerns
Mention Pakistan by name. You got to take a stand. Pakistan is bombing civilians non-stop in #Afghanistan for weeks now. Pashtuns always remember their friends and enemies.
Pakistan dropping bombs on Afghanistan is completely unacceptable.
And we can only conclude that the Pakistan military has been compromised by the US, and therefore Israel.
I’ve rarely seen clearer evidence that @BBCNews has been captured
Reports say 400+ killed in a Pakistan airstrike on a Kabul hospital.
BBC headline? No Pakistan mentioned.
“400+” becomes an unattributed “dozens”. The word hospital is nowhere.
Compare it to the others...
Killers of school children and worshippers in mosques are definitely capable of entering a hospital and killing patients and then blaming Pakistan just to attract international sympathy.
Pakistan sent Taliban to destroy democracy and now use Taliban terrorists as excuse to destroy #Afghanistan
The world won't come to help Afghans so we must clean these dirty Taliban ourselves and send them back to Punjab
A hospital bombed in Afghanistan during Ramadan by Pakistan…
Where is international law now? Where is humanity now?
How many innocent lives must be lost before the world speaks? 💔
I am deeply saddened by the latest reports of civilian casualties as a result of Pakistani airstrikes in Kabul. Targeting civilian homes, educational facilities or medical infrastructure, either intentional or by mistake, is a war crime. The sheer disregard for human lives, especially during the holy month of Ramadan, is sickening and deeply concerning. It will only fuel division and hatred. I call upon the UN and other human rights agencies to thoroughly investigate this latest atrocity and hold the perpetrators to account. I stand with my Afghan people in this difficult time. We shall heal, and we will rise as a nation. We always do. Inshallah ! 🇦🇫
Is this all you have to mention Pakistan for bombing and killing hundreds of civilians?
Is the blood of innocent Pashtuns and Afghans so cheap that you won't do more and condemn Pakistan for their brutality worse than Israel @mehdirhasan
@hasankhyber I think @Reuters@BBCWorld@amnesty@SkyNews are not pro Taliban media houses. They all are reporting it. Whether 400 or 200 died, a health center was bombed and patients died.