PAKISTAN BOMBS KABUL: HUNDREDS DEAD IN HOSPITAL STRIKE

March 17, 2026·9 COUNTRIES

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Pakistani bombardments on Kabul have caused the death of hundreds of civilians, mainly in a hospital. The Taliban and the Afghan government accuse Islamabad of a deadly strike, highlighting an escalation of regional tensions.

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FRANCE

4 sources

Humanitarian victimization of Afghan civilians with demonization of Pakistan

ROYAUME-UNI

4 sources

Journalistic prudence and diplomatic balance in the face of post-withdrawal instability

ALLEMAGNE

3 sources

Geopolitical analysis contextualizing the conflict within the regional strategic issues

ITALIE

1 sources

Diplomatic balancing between Taliban accusations and Pakistani justifications

CANADA

1 sources

Humanitarian tragedy with careful geopolitical neutrality between accusations and denials

INDE

2 sources

Moral condemnation of Pakistan as a destabilizing regional actor

PAKISTAN

1 sources

Technical debunking of the 'false allegations' by Afghanistan regarding the hospital bombing

TURQUIE

1 sources

Geopolitical mediation with humanitarian emphasis and respect for international law

RUSSIE

2 sources

Legitimization of the Taliban through their victimization in the face of Pakistani aggression

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