Stanikzai. Sab

[Sangar Paykhar - سنګر پیکار @paykhar]

Afghans abroad, who are getting fat from free money they get as unemployed refugees, are all over social media telling poor Afghans back in Afghanistan to protest. If anyone gets arrested, beaten up or worse, they will exploit that as content for their social media pages.

[Stanikzai. Sab @stanikzai_Sab]

@FForotan راست می ګوید از دوران شما مفسدین غاصیبین و فعلان زن قاچاقبران مواد مخدره فعلا زیاد امنیت است باید مکتب را خلاص کنندشما ها در ۲۰ ساله ګذشته تاریخ بسیار شرم اوربه عقب ګذاشته مردم به شما دیګر هر ګز باور نمیکند مردم افغانستان یک ملا جاهل را نسبت به شما وطنفروشان و ارزالترجیع می دهند

[Diva Patang @DivaPatang]

نړيوال بايد د پنجاپ پوځي رژيم د وحشتونو مخه ونيسي

يو ځلې بيا د پاکستان پوړځي رژيم د پکتيکا، خوست او کونړ ولايتونو کې هوايي بريدونه کړي چې له امله يې ملکي وګړي ښځې او ماشومان شهيدان شوي
د دغو بريدونه د ��نډونو ترڅنګ له نړيوالې ټولنې څخه غوښتنه کوم چې د پاکستان دا شان ورانکارو بريدونو،وحشتونو او جګړیزو جنايتونو مخه ونيسي.

[Tamim Asey @tamimasey]

The UN has now confirmed that women and children were killed in Pakistani airstrikes.

This is not an isolated incident. It is part of a dangerous and repeated pattern of cross-border strikes that have killed civilians, terrorised communities and violated Afghanistan’s sovereignty, the UN Charter, the Geneva Conventions and the most basic principles of international humanitarian law. This is war crime.

Pakistan’s military leadership must be held accountable. Civilian deaths cannot be dismissed as “collateral damage” or buried under counterterrorism rhetoric. Cross-border bombardment without consequences is not security policy. It is impunity with uniforms and aircraft.

There must be an independent international investigation, public accountability, compensation for victims’ families and consequences for those who authorised, planned, ordered and carried out these strikes. 👇

[Zalmay Khalilzad @realZalmayMK]

پاکست��ن بار دیگر به افغانستان حمله کرده است. بر اساس گزارش‌های رسانه‌ای، شمار زیادی از غیرنظامیان، از جمله کودکان، کشته شده‌اند. من این حمله را محکوم می‌کنم، همان‌گونه که حملات پیشین علیه غیرنظامیان را نیز محکوم کرده‌ام.
چنین خشونتی راه‌حلی برای مشکلات میان دو کشور نخواهد بود: از یک سو، ادعاهای پاکستان مبنی بر این‌که افغانستان پناهگاه و حمایت برای تحریک طالبان پاکستان (TTP) فراهم می‌کند، و از سوی دیگر، ادعاهای افغانستان مبنی بر این‌که اسلام‌آباد پناهگاه و حمایت برای داعش خراسان (ISIS-K) فراهم می‌سازد.
آنچه مورد نیاز است، یک توافق مبتنی بر مذاکره است که در آن دو طرف متعهد شوند از استفاده از قلمرو خود توسط گروه‌ها یا افراد برای تهدید امنیت طرف مقابل جلوگیری کنند، با نظارت یک طرف سوم مورد اعتماد.
سیاست کنونی پاکستان ناکام بوده است. زمان آن فرا رسیده که مذاکرات جدی و دیپلماسی در اولویت قرار گیرد.
#AFGHANISTAN #Pakistán
https://t.co/Dc1q9MEUAJ

[Hafizullah Maroof @HafizMaroof1]

The UN in AFG has “documented 13 civilian deaths & 10 injuries” mostly women/children resulting from Pakistani airstrikes n Khost, Kunar, and Paktika. Among those killed was Asma a six-year-old girl from Kunar. Her mother, sister, and brother were injured in the attack.

[Stanikzai. Sab @stanikzai_Sab]

@hasankhyber https://t.co/mMuimJ8bns

[International Human Rights Foundation @IHRF_English]

Incident Report – Alleged Human Rights Violations Against Civilians in Khost Province
Issued by the International Human Rights Foundation (IHRF)

In the early morning of 10 June 2026, at approximately 04:45 AM local time, Pakistani military forces reportedly carried out artillery shelling targeting the Sadiq Gharab locality of Alisher District, Khost Province, Afghanistan.

According to credible local sources, the attack struck a civilian residential area, resulting in the deaths of three children and injuries to at least six other civilians. The use of heavy artillery in or near populated civilian areas raises grave concerns about deliberate or indiscriminate targeting of non-combatants, which may constitute serious violations of international humanitarian law (IHL) and fundamental human rights principles.

Border community reports indicate that this incident is part of a recurring pattern of cross-border shelling affecting civilian populations across several Afghan provinces, including Paktia, Paktika, Khost, Nangarhar, and Kunar. These repeated attacks have reportedly led to civilian casualties, destruction of homes and property, and forced displacement—compelling many residents to abandon their homes in search of safety.

Under international humanitarian law, all parties to a conflict are obligated to distinguish between civilian populations and military objectives and to ensure that attacks do not disproportionately harm civilians. Indiscriminate attacks on populated areas and the targeting of civilian infrastructure may amount to war crimes and serious breaches of human rights obligations.

The IHRF urgently calls upon relevant international and regional human rights mechanisms, including the UN Human Rights Council and the International Criminal Court, to investigate these incidents, document evidence of civilian harm, and ensure accountability for those responsible. Immediate protective measures must also be implemented to safeguard civilians in border communities who continue to face the threat of cross-border attacks.

Issued by:
International Human Rights Foundation (IHRF)
10 June 2026

[Stanikzai. Sab @stanikzai_Sab]

@realZalmayMK https://t.co/P8yWUf0ynm

[International Human Rights Foundation @IHRF_English]

Incident Report – Alleged Human Rights Violations Against Civilians in Khost Province
Issued by the International Human Rights Foundation (IHRF)

In the early morning of 10 June 2026, at approximately 04:45 AM local time, Pakistani military forces reportedly carried out artillery shelling targeting the Sadiq Gharab locality of Alisher District, Khost Province, Afghanistan.

According to credible local sources, the attack struck a civilian residential area, resulting in the deaths of three children and injuries to at least six other civilians. The use of heavy artillery in or near populated civilian areas raises grave concerns about deliberate or indiscriminate targeting of non-combatants, which may constitute serious violations of international humanitarian law (IHL) and fundamental human rights principles.

Border community reports indicate that this incident is part of a recurring pattern of cross-border shelling affecting civilian populations across several Afghan provinces, including Paktia, Paktika, Khost, Nangarhar, and Kunar. These repeated attacks have reportedly led to civilian casualties, destruction of homes and property, and forced displacement—compelling many residents to abandon their homes in search of safety.

Under international humanitarian law, all parties to a conflict are obligated to distinguish between civilian populations and military objectives and to ensure that attacks do not disproportionately harm civilians. Indiscriminate attacks on populated areas and the targeting of civilian infrastructure may amount to war crimes and serious breaches of human rights obligations.

The IHRF urgently calls upon relevant international and regional human rights mechanisms, including the UN Human Rights Council and the International Criminal Court, to investigate these incidents, document evidence of civilian harm, and ensure accountability for those responsible. Immediate protective measures must also be implemented to safeguard civilians in border communities who continue to face the threat of cross-border attacks.

Issued by:
International Human Rights Foundation (IHRF)
10 June 2026

[Stanikzai. Sab @stanikzai_Sab]

@TararAttaullah https://t.co/mMuimJ8bns

[International Human Rights Foundation @IHRF_English]

Incident Report – Alleged Human Rights Violations Against Civilians in Khost Province
Issued by the International Human Rights Foundation (IHRF)

In the early morning of 10 June 2026, at approximately 04:45 AM local time, Pakistani military forces reportedly carried out artillery shelling targeting the Sadiq Gharab locality of Alisher District, Khost Province, Afghanistan.

According to credible local sources, the attack struck a civilian residential area, resulting in the deaths of three children and injuries to at least six other civilians. The use of heavy artillery in or near populated civilian areas raises grave concerns about deliberate or indiscriminate targeting of non-combatants, which may constitute serious violations of international humanitarian law (IHL) and fundamental human rights principles.

Border community reports indicate that this incident is part of a recurring pattern of cross-border shelling affecting civilian populations across several Afghan provinces, including Paktia, Paktika, Khost, Nangarhar, and Kunar. These repeated attacks have reportedly led to civilian casualties, destruction of homes and property, and forced displacement—compelling many residents to abandon their homes in search of safety.

Under international humanitarian law, all parties to a conflict are obligated to distinguish between civilian populations and military objectives and to ensure that attacks do not disproportionately harm civilians. Indiscriminate attacks on populated areas and the targeting of civilian infrastructure may amount to war crimes and serious breaches of human rights obligations.

The IHRF urgently calls upon relevant international and regional human rights mechanisms, including the UN Human Rights Council and the International Criminal Court, to investigate these incidents, document evidence of civilian harm, and ensure accountability for those responsible. Immediate protective measures must also be implemented to safeguard civilians in border communities who continue to face the threat of cross-border attacks.

Issued by:
International Human Rights Foundation (IHRF)
10 June 2026

[The Associated Press @AP]

Pakistan launched new airstrikes targeting Afghanistan, killing at least 13 people and wounding 14 others, the Taliban's chief spokesperson says. https://t.co/yWs1PKs6qA

[Zalmay Khalilzad @realZalmayMK]

Pakistan has attacked Afghanistan again. According to media reports many civilians including children were killed. I condemn this attack as I have condemned previous attacks killing civilians. This kind of violence will not resolve the problem between the 2 countries: the allegations by Pakistan that Afghanistan provides sanctuary and support for TTP and the allegations by Afghanistan that Islamabad provides sanctuary and support for ISIS-K. What is needed is a negotiated agreement in which the two sides commit to not allow their territory to be used by groups or individuals to threaten the security of the other, with monitoring by a trusted third party. Pakistan's current policy is a failure. It is past time for serious negotiations and diplomacy. #Afghanistan #Pakistan #Qatar #Turkiye @DCIARatcliffe #India #SaudiArabia #UAE

[International Human Rights Foundation @IHRF_English]

Incident Report – Alleged Human Rights Violations Against Civilians in Khost Province
Issued by the International Human Rights Foundation (IHRF)

In the early morning of 10 June 2026, at approximately 04:45 AM local time, Pakistani military forces reportedly carried out artillery shelling targeting the Sadiq Gharab locality of Alisher District, Khost Province, Afghanistan.

According to credible local sources, the attack struck a civilian residential area, resulting in the deaths of three children and injuries to at least six other civilians. The use of heavy artillery in or near populated civilian areas raises grave concerns about deliberate or indiscriminate targeting of non-combatants, which may constitute serious violations of international humanitarian law (IHL) and fundamental human rights principles.

Border community reports indicate that this incident is part of a recurring pattern of cross-border shelling affecting civilian populations across several Afghan provinces, including Paktia, Paktika, Khost, Nangarhar, and Kunar. These repeated attacks have reportedly led to civilian casualties, destruction of homes and property, and forced displacement—compelling many residents to abandon their homes in search of safety.

Under international humanitarian law, all parties to a conflict are obligated to distinguish between civilian populations and military objectives and to ensure that attacks do not disproportionately harm civilians. Indiscriminate attacks on populated areas and the targeting of civilian infrastructure may amount to war crimes and serious breaches of human rights obligations.

The IHRF urgently calls upon relevant international and regional human rights mechanisms, including the UN Human Rights Council and the International Criminal Court, to investigate these incidents, document evidence of civilian harm, and ensure accountability for those responsible. Immediate protective measures must also be implemented to safeguard civilians in border communities who continue to face the threat of cross-border attacks.

Issued by:
International Human Rights Foundation (IHRF)
10 June 2026

[Tamim Asey @tamimasey]

مشکلات ما با طالب در مورد شیوه حکومتداری، سیاست داخلی و خارجی یک موضوع خانواده گی و داخلی بین افغان‌ها است. ما به مشورت، نصیحت و مداخله پاکستان و باداران نظامی شان ضرورت نداریم. بین خود حل می کنیم. یک‌ برادر و خواهر پشتون، یکی از اوزبیک و دیگر تاجیک، هزاره، ایماق، نورستانی وغیره بالاخره جور می آییم. طالب یا اصلاح خواهد شد و یا خواهد رفت. ما به مداخله و بمباردمان خارجی نیاز نداریم.

مشورت من به این پاکستانی های که در‌مورد افغانستان نصیحت و مداخله دارند این است که زنان و مردان جنبش حزب انصاف عمران خان را که در‌ زندان های عاصم منیر بندی و زیر شکنجه اند آزاد کنید. خانه خود تان را جور کنید. ما افغان‌ها یکی مان طالب و دیگر مان غیر طالب مشکلات مان را بین خود حل می کنیم.

پاکستان در‌ آستانه فروپاشی اقتصادی و مالی است. ملک خود تان را نجات بدهید.

[Tamim Asey @tamimasey]

Pakistan must be held accountable for its violations of international law and for the long shadow of terror it has imposed on the region.

Pakistan has been one of the world’s most notorious exporters, incubators and sponsors of terrorist networks for decades. Its military and intelligence establishment created, sheltered, armed and deployed jihadist groups as instruments of state policy from Afghanistan to Kashmir and beyond. A state that has used terrorism as a strategic asset has no moral or legal authority to bomb Afghan territory in the name of counterterrorism.

These airstrikes are not about security. They are acts of aggression designed to deflect attention from Pakistan’s internal collapse, its failing economy, its military’s crisis of legitimacy and the multiple insurgencies now tearing through its own borders.

Afghanistan’s sovereignty must be respected. Cross-border attacks, collective punishment and the killing of civilians cannot be normalised under any pretext. 👇

[Hafizullah Maroof @HafizMaroof1]

Close-up images of the house struck by Pakistani airstrikes n Khost. Built from mud & home to a family with only the most basic means of livelihood. A stark reminder that even the poorest civilians r not safe from the devastating impact of conflict on Durand line n both sides.

[Stanikzai. Sab @stanikzai_Sab]

@DivaPatang @saadmohseni He is rational and pragmatic what he is saying here

[Diva Patang @DivaPatang]

I totally agree with @saadmohseni. Thank you for being brave by speaking the truth.

[Stanikzai. Sab @stanikzai_Sab]

@hasankhyber @AwanAslamAwan1 Never trust Punjabi they are backstabber -Reports claim that around 150 people have been killed and hundreds more injured in Rawalakot, Kashmir, after Pakistani military forces opened fire

[Tamim Asey @tamimasey]

دیاسپورای افغان چیزی به نام «گفتمان ملی» برای آزادی و ترقی افغانستان ندارند. اینجا عقده گشایی، شخصیت کشی، قهرمان سازی کاذب کفن کش های سابق، زنده باد و مرده باد گویی این فاسق و آن فاجر و تهمت و افترا از انواع مختلف اخلاقی، مالی، سیاسی، اجتماعی وغیره برای فروکش سازی عقده های حقارت و باج گیری و اخاذی جریان دارد.

در حکومت های مختلف افغانستان یک قشر از زنان و مردان کار شان «اخاذی» و «باج گیری» بخاطر خاموشی و راز داری از انواع کثافات و فساد ها حاکمان قدرت بود. امروز همین قشر در بیرون از کشور چون هیچ هنر و تحصیلی ندارند باز به حسب عادت قبلی شروع به کمپاین های مختلف بخاطر اخاذی و باج گیری کرده اند. این بار راه را اشتباه می روند. بهای سنگین خو��هند پرداخت.

همه انرژی و نیروی ما باید برای آزادی و ترقی افغانستان از طریق یک گفتمان ملی سازنده باید صرف شود. این فرمول برد-برد است.

در غیر آنصورت عقده گشایی های، تهمت ها، افترا زنی و انواع اخاذی و باج گیری بازی باخت-باخت است.

در‌این بازی همه ما بازنده و افغانستان محکوم با سیاهی و جهالت خواهد شد.

افلا تعقلون!

[ABN Dari @afbndari]

هاتف مختار، فعال سیاسی تأکید کرده که افغانیت و اسلامیت دو اصل بنیادین و جدایی‌ناپذیر افغانستان هستند و هر کس با آن‌ها دشمنی کند، در واقع عزت و آینده سیاسی خود را به باد داده است.

وی در بیانیه‌ای گفته است که روح سیاسی و هویت ملی افغانستان طی قرن‌ها و با بهای خون میلیون‌ها انسان شکل گرفته و موقعیت ژئوپلیتیک این کشور در قلب آسیا، آن را به یک کریدور استراتژیک حیاتی تبدیل کرده است.

هاتف مختار افزوده که هیچ تفکر تبعیض‌آمیز یا فاشیستی نسبت به اسلام یا افغانیت در این سرزمین جایی نخواهد داشت.

وی همچنین هشدار داده است که پروژه‌های خارجی و افراد وابسته به کشورهای متخاصم که با دامن زدن به تفرقه قومی تلاش کنند وحدت ملی افغانستان را تهدید کنند، با مقاومت قاطع مواجه خواهند شد.

هاتف مختار تأکید کرده است که افغانستان متعلق به همه اقوام این کشور است و هر صدایی که در جهت تجزیه یا تضعیف هویت سیاسی مشترک بلند شود، با مخ��لفت و مقاومت عمومی روبرو خواهد شد.

به گفته وی، افغانیت و اسلامیت واقعیت‌های عینی این سرزمین هستند و هرگونه تلاش برای مخالفت با این اصول، نه تنها سیاسی محال، بلکه عملی غیرممکن و بی‌ثمر است.
#ABN #HatefMukhtar #AfghanIdentity #IslamicValues #NationalUnity #Afghanistan #PoliticalStatement