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Rashid Khan shocked by Kabul bomb blast, Nabi warns Pakistan
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Afghanistan cricket team captain Rashid Khan along with fellow players Ibrahim Zadran and Mohammad Nabi have condemned the alleged Pakistani airstrike in Kabul. The attack took place on a hospital in which a large number of civilians died. Cricketers are angry at innocent people being killed in this manner. He expressed condolences to the families of those killed.
Rashid Khan shocked by Kabul bomb blast, Nabi warns Pakistan
New Delhi. The whole country has been shaken by the bomb blast in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan. All the cricketers of the team are sad about this. Afghanistan captains Rashid Khan, Ibrahim Zadran and Mohammad Nabi have condemned the alleged Pakistani airstrike in Kabul. According to the information, a large number of civilians have died in the attack on a hospital. The cricketer has expressed his anger and sorrow over this attack through a post on social media.
According to Afghan officials, late Monday night a Pakistani airstrike targeted Omar Addiction Treatment Hospital in Kabul. Responding to this incident, Afghanistan T20 captain Rashid Khan wrote on X that attack on civilian infrastructure cannot be justified under any circumstances. Rashid wrote, “I am deeply saddened by the latest news of civilian deaths in Kabul due to Pakistani airstrike.”
The star all-rounder stressed that targeting civilians, whether intentionally or accidentally, is a serious violation of international law. Rashid said, “Targeting civilian homes, educational institutions or medical infrastructure, whether intentionally or accidentally, is a war crime. Such disregard for life, especially in the holy month of Ramadan, is extremely worrying and tragic. I appeal to the United Nations and other human rights agencies to thoroughly investigate this latest incident and bring the culprits to justice.”
The star all-rounder stressed that targeting civilians, whether intentionally or accidentally, is a serious violation of international law. Rashid said, “Targeting civilian homes, educational institutions or medical infrastructure, whether intentionally or accidentally, is a war crime. Such disregard for life, especially in the holy month of Ramadan, is extremely worrying and tragic. I appeal to the United Nations and other human rights agencies to thoroughly investigate this latest incident and bring the culprits to justice.”
Tonight in Kabul, hope was extinguished at a hospital. Young men seeking treatment were murdered in a bombing by the Pakistani military regime. Mothers waited at the gates, calling their sons' names. On the 28th night of Ramadan, their lives were cut short. pic.twitter.com/p12617D4de
