Afghanistan’s government reports that recent airstrikes in Kunar and Helmand provinces have resulted in civilian casualties, including the deaths of nine women and children. The strikes, which have drawn international scrutiny, underscore ongoing concerns over collateral damage in conflict zones. Authorities have yet to specify responsibility for the attacks, leaving questions about accountability and the broader impact on local communities. The incident highlights the delicate balance between military operations and civilian safety in the region.
Kabul says the strikes on Kunar and Helmand provinces killed nine women and children.
