The Taliban warned of retaliation after the reported strike on Kabul’s Omar Addiction Treatment Hospital, saying there would be “no more diplomacy,” signalling a sharp rise in tensions.

Pakistan-Afghanistan 'war' live updates: Afghanistan Health Ministry spokesman Sharafat Zaman said all parts of the drug treatment hospital had been destroyed. Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said the Pakistan military violated Afghanistan’s airspace and targeted a drug rehabilitation hospital.

Rescuers recovered more bodies from the rubble of a drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul on Tuesday after officials said an overnight airstrike killed more than 400 people in a dramatic escalation of a conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan that is now in its third week.

According to deputy government spokesperson Hamdullah Fitrat, about 250 more people were reported injured.in the airstrike that hit the hospital around 9 pm local time, destroying large sections of the 2,

Ten people were also injured when mortar shells fired from Pakistan overnight struck villages in Afghanistan's Khost province, said Mustaghfar Gurbaz, a spokesman for the provincial governor. He said several homes were destroyed.

At least 400 people were killed and 250 others injured in an airstrike allegedly carried out by Pakistan on a drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul, the Afghan Taliban government said on Tuesday. Pakistan,

Pakistan vs Afghanistan conflict has sharply escalated after an airstrike on a Kabul hospital that Afghanistan blamed on Pakistan. Four hundred people were reportedly killed in the attack.

Afghan authorities condemned the attack, asserting it violated their sovereignty, while Pakistan denied involvement, claiming its operations were aimed at military targets.

Pakistan and Afghanistan have continued trading attacks after Pakistan bombed Afghanistan’s two biggest cities in the early hours of Friday.

Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif said the country is in ‘open war’ with Afghanistan following airstrikes

Afghan cricketers, including Rashid Khan, Mohammad Nabi, and Ibrahim Zadran, condemned Pakistan's recent military strike in Kabul that reportedly targeted a drug treatment center, resulting in over 400 casualties.