- A rehabilitation centre in Kabul, Afghanistan, was bombed by Pakistan, with the Afghan Taliban government claiming over 400 people were killed and 265 wounded.
- The attack, described as the deadliest incident in the months-long conflict between the neighbours, occurred on Monday night, just days before the end of Ramadan.
- Pakistan disputed the casualty figures, stating it "precisely targeted military installations and terrorist support infrastructure," while Afghan authorities maintain a well-known civilian facility was hit.
- Relatives desperately searched for missing loved ones at the site on Wednesday, with many expressing uncertainty about their family members' fates.
- The incident has further strained relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan, prompting calls for immediate de-escalation from the EU, UN agencies, and international aid groups.
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