UN report details Afghanistan-Pakistan casualties
The United Nations reported that border clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan have resulted in the deaths of approximately 500 civilians and injuries to more than 1,200 others between October and June. Tensions between the two countries have escalated due to Pakistan's accusations that Afghanistan is sheltering militants, particularly the "Pakistani Taliban" movement. The report indicates ongoing violence, including airstrikes that have killed civilians, as well as human rights violations such as suppressing protesters and child marriage. Sporadic clashes have continued for months and intensified in February after retaliatory strikes. Kabul denies any connections with militants.
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