“Pakistan rejected Taliban claims that the airstrike targeted a drug rehabilitation center, asserting it precisely targeted military installations and terrorist support infrastructure.”

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Pakistan had earlier denied that it had hit a hospital

Pakistan rejects Afghanistan's accusation that it targeted the Omid Addiction Treatment Hospital

the Pakistani military said on Wednesday that the site in Kabul hit by a Pakistani airstrike this week was used for storing drones and military-grade ordnance, and to train suicide bombers

Pakistan has said it hit Camp Phoenix, a 'military terrorist ammunition and equipment storage site.' It added that secondary detonations visible after the strikes indicated the presence of large ammunition depots there

Islamabad denied having targeted any such facility, saying it had struck military installations and 'terrorist support infrastructure'

رفضت باكستان هذا الاتهام ووصفته بأنه كاذب ومضلل

Islamabad described that claim as propaganda, saying that the targets were "military and terrorist infrastructure"

Pakistan denied striking the facility deliberately

We strongly refute and reject these allegations

точечные удары были нанесены по военным объектам и инфраструктуре поддержки террористов, включая склады технического оборудования и боеприпасов афганских талибов и "Фитна аль-Хаваридж"

نفت باكستان هذا الاتهام ووصفته بأنه كاذب ومضلل

Islamabad a nié avoir visé délibérément le centre médical, affirmant cibler des objectifs « militaires et terroristes ».

نفت باكستان اتهامات حكومة طالبان باستهداف مركز تأهيل مدمني المخدرات بشكل متعمد، وقالت إنها نفذت ضربات دقيقة على "منشآت عسكرية وبنى تحتية داعمة للإرهابيين"

Pakistan has rejected the Taliban claim that it targeted a drug rehab center, saying it "precisely targeted military installations and terrorist support infrastructure."

the Pakistani military said on Wednesday that the site in Kabul hit by a Pakistani airstrike this week was used for storing drones and military-grade ordnance, and to train suicide bombers.

Pakistan rejects Afghanistan's accusation that it targeted the Omid Addiction Treatment Hospital

Pakistan has said it hit what it describes as a "military terrorist ammunition and equipment storage site". It added that secondary detonations visible after the strikes clearly indicated the presence of large ammunition depots there.

Islamabad, which denies deliberately bombing the centre, accuses Kabul of harbouring extremists behind cross-border attacks on its territory.

secondary detonations that were visible after the strikes clearly indicated the presence of large ammunition depots there

a charge denied by Islamabad

a charge Islamabad denied and said it had targeted a military camp and "terrorist infrastructure"

Pakistan's ministry of information said Monday night's strikes "precisely targeted military installations and terrorist support infrastructure including technical equipment storage and ammunition storage of Afghan Taliban" as well as Afghanistan-based Pakistani militants in Kabul