چهره واقعی و پنهاني تعصبګر و پاشیسټ را زمانی بهتر میتوان شناخت که یک غیر پشتون يعنی از هم تبار خودشان برخلاف میل و خواست آنان حقیقت بر زبان بیاورد، "مثل میرمفتون."
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نوې علمي څېړنه: د ډیورنډ تړون په نوم هېڅ سند نشته https://t.co/N0w9IK2o7A…
تحقیق علمی تازه: هیچ سندی به نام توافقنامۀ دیورند وجود ندارد کتاب جدید و بحث جالب دوکتو #نبی_سهاک
دا هم هغه د ISI د غونډو، او کنفرانسونو دایرونکې، سلطان او د پاکستان د دفاع وزارت مشاوره یا په بل عبارت د ISI دجهنمي سازمان دپټو او پوششي غونډو لوډسپیکره ده.
70 innocent civilians were killed in Kunar today, including 30 students, women, and children, due to missile attacks by the Pakistani military regime.
Missiles do not just strike land, they shatter families and futures. And yet Pakistan speaks of peace while innocent blood is spilled in Afghanistan. This is sheer hypocrisy.
This is an attack on our sovereignty. Why is the world silent?
How many more Afghans must die before the world speaks? @UN@hrw@UNAMAnews@IHRF_English@amnesty@IntlCrimCourt
Afghanistan: Urgent Statement on Civilian Casualties in Asadabad, Kunar Province
We are deeply concerned by credible reports of civilian harm following strikes in Asadabad, the capital of Kunar Province. According to multiple local sources, attacks attributed to Pakistani military forces struck residential areas as well as the Afghan Syed Jamaluddin University, resulting in significant civilian casualties.
Preliminary information indicates that at least 48 individuals, including civilians and university students, were affected. Reports from local medical facilities confirm that dozens of injured individuals and several deceased victims have been received, many of whom are women, children, and students.
Eyewitness testimonies suggest that the strikes directly impacted civilian homes and an active educational institution. One student reported that the incident occurred while classes were in session, causing panic and injuries among those present. Such accounts raise serious concerns regarding the apparent targeting of civilian objects.
This incident reflects a troubling pattern of cross-border violence in Kunar Province, where previous strikes have reportedly resulted in civilian deaths, including among women and children, and damage to essential civilian infrastructure.
Under international humanitarian law, all parties to a conflict are obligated to distinguish at all times between civilians and combatants, and between civilian objects and military targets. Attacks directed against civilians or civilian infrastructure—including educational institutions—are strictly prohibited.
International Human Rights Foundation-IHRF call for:
1️⃣ An immediate, independent, and transparent investigation into the incident
2️�� Full accountability for any violations of international humanitarian law
3️⃣ Concrete measures to prevent further harm to civilians
4️⃣ The protection and respect of educational institutions and other civilian spaces
The repeated loss of civilian life underscores the urgent need for restraint and adherence to international legal obligations. The protection of civilians must remain an absolute priority.
(IHRF has ample evidence of the said incident, which is not being shared here, because of the graphic nature of the evidence. However, the evidence is being recorded for a subsequent report to the UNHRC tribunal)