These are the so-called protectors of the people of Pakistan.
The main aim of Asim Munir’s regime is to push the people of Pakistan toward armed resistance against military rule.
Munir is trying hard to destroy Pakistan.
@amnestysasia@amnesty Right now, Afghanistan is safer than many people think, but it has been repeatedly damaged by foreign interventions, including those by Western countries and the United States. What Afghanistan needs most is peace, stability, and economic support for its people.
@AsifDurrani20 as a buffer state or demanding veto power over its foreign policy is precisely what has poisoned relations for decades.
Respect our sovereignty, and we’ll respect yours. That’s how good neighbors behave.
@AsifDurrani20 Instead of issuing threats about “consequences,” Pakistan should focus on building trust through mutual respect. A stable, independent Afghanistan is not Pakistan’s enemy—but treating Afghanistan
@AsifDurrani20 Pakistan speaks of “red lines” as if Afghanistan is still its strategic backyard. Afghanistan is a sovereign nation, not a client state that needs Islamabad’s permission to engage with India or any other country.
If Pakistan is free to build relations with China,
#IHL must be respected at all times. Civilians and civilian infrastructure must never be targeted. We call for restraint, de-escalation and the protection of civilians.
Norway urges de-escalation and echoes UNAMA’s call to respect the international humanitarian law principles of precaution, distinction and proportionality to protect civilians from harm.
Funeral prayer held in Samkanai District of Paktia Province for 11 civilians who were killed last night in Pakistani airstrikes.
Last night airstrikes on Paktia, Paktika and Kunar provinces killed 36 and injured 163 more.
UNAMA has confirmed that at least 28 civilians were killed and 49 injured in airstrikes carried out in Paktya, Paktika and Kunar provinces in #Afghanistan on the evening of Sunday 28 June.
Full statement [in English, Dari, Pashto]: https://t.co/m4NvYHTDK5
Pakistan says its forces carried out air and ground raids inside Afghanistan near the border, killing 29 TTP fighters. Afghan officials say dozens of civilians were killed, as mediation by China, Qatar and Turkiye stalls and tensions soar.
Al Jazeera’s Kamal Hyder reports.
Alarming news from Afghanistan: 38 civilians, including women and children, were reportedly killed and 163 injured in last night's attacks by Pakistan on Afghanistan's Paktika, Paktia, and Kunar provinces.
Civilians and civilian infrastructure must never be targeted.
We urge both Pakistani and Afghan military forces to uphold international humanitarian law and work to resolve their disputes through dialogue.
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