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UN Says Pakistani Attacks Killed or Injured 613 Afghan Civilians in 2025Hayatullah.RahimiMon, 02/09/2026 - 00:23 Author Bibi Amina Hakimi Profile Photo Author Short Bio Bibi Amina Hakimi reports on the economy for TOLOnews. Author Job TOLOnews' Reporter Afghanistan The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) said in its latest report that in 2025, at least 613 Afghan civilians were killed or injured as a result of attacks by the Pakistani military, marking the highest number of civilian casualties attributed to Pakistan in the past 15 years.UNAMA emphasized that in just the final three months of 2025, 70 Afghan civilians were killed and 478 others were wounded. The figures indicate a sharp increase in Pakistani air and ground attacks and their direct impact on the civilian population.In its report, UNAMA stated: “In the last three months of 2025, UNAMA documented 70 civilian deaths and 478 injuries in Afghanistan2 attributed to Pakistani military forces. Most of these civilian casualties occurred between 10 and 17 October 2025, a period of escalated cross-border tensions between the de facto security forces of Afghanistan and Pakistani military forces which resulted in over 500 civilian casualties in Afghanistan (47 killed, 456 injured).”Political analyst Abdul Sadiq Hamidzoy said: “Anyone who harms people in the world, especially Muslims, and Pakistan’s harm to Afghan civilians, in reality seeks to please the West and serve its interests.”UNAMA has called on all parties to the conflict to distinguish civilians and civilian infrastructure from military targets and to refrain from attacking them.Observers say that the clashes and rising tensions in recent months have had a negative impact on bilateral relations between Kabul and Islamabad.Another political analyst, Sayed Moqaddam Amin, told TOLOnews: “Any military action causes the greatest harm to the people of the region. Two countries with cultural ties should not be in conflict. These military actions benefit neither the people of Pakistan nor the people of Afghanistan.”Meanwhile, Hamdullah Fitrat, deputy spokesperson of the Islamic Emirate, described UNAMA’s report on the killing and injury of 613 Afghan civilians in 2025 as close to reality. He said that civilians, including women, children, and a number of athletes, were killed in the Pakistani military attacks.“Following these tensions, reports on civilian casualties are close to the facts,” Fitrat said. “Unfortunately, dozens of innocent civilians, including women, children, and some athletes, have lost their lives as a result of Pakistani military attacks.”This comes as tensions between Kabul and Islamabad have escalated over the past three months. Although consultations were held between Afghan and Pakistani representatives in Doha, Istanbul, and Riyadh, they have so far failed to produce any significant results.
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