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400 killed in Pakistan attack on Afghanistan

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Kathmandu. On Monday night, it was claimed that Pakistan carried out another air strike in Afghanistan. According to local media, fighter jets of the Pakistan Air Force have attacked various areas of the capital, Kabul. It is said that 400 people died and more than 250 were injured in the attack.

According to reports, explosions and gunfire were heard in areas around Darul Aman, Arjan Kimat, Khairkhana and Kabul International Airport. Taliban government spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid has accused the Pakistani army of bombing a drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul.

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