That's from a completely different incident and you can obviously see from the video that this is not what happened?"ISPR says terrorists forced residents' "compliance to obtain safe passage using them as human shield”."
ISPR's version
Security forces kill 22 terrorists in North Waziristan operation: ISPR
ISPR says terrorists forced residents' "compliance to obtain safe passage using them as human shield”.www.dawn.com
Did you notice in the recent San Diego shooting, it was the mother who first contacted the police about the hostile behavior of her kids, and reported. Now if this was Baluchistan/KPK the mother would've hide, the tribe would've shelter the shooter or in Pakistan's case its mainly suicide bombers.
Or in Punjab where the civilian saw a suspicious guy and stopped him, and he exploded his vest.
Another detailed article in prominent international press about this tragic incident. Pakistan suspending its air attacks on Kabul is quiet acknowledgement.A detailed BBC article on the Pakistani airstrike on a drug rehab facility in Kabul and the deaths of hundreds of civilians.
Pakistan strike on Kabul drug rehabilitation centre: Families want answers
There are calls to investigate the 16 March airstrike - which the UN says likely killed more - as a war crime.www.bbc.com
This was likely poor intelligence rather than deliberate, but overall it is part of a completely failed foreign policy towards Afghanistan for the last 50 years. Absolute shambles.
where are the bodies ? why havent the families of the victims being allowed to see the bodies
Seems like a case of balakot airstrikes where “hundreds of militants” were killed yet no mass funerals or otherwise.
In my visits to KP in 2023 and 2025 I met several people who used the same logic when it comes to the TTP. They would ask where are the bodies of all these thousands of militants that the army claims it has eliminated ? Whose families did these militants belong to ? Where are their funerals ? The graveyards should be full of all these thousands of dead local Taliban and yet nobody knows.
To be fair operations have led to severe civilian casualties especially in the early days of the conflict when blunt force was all the play. Not to mention cases of just plain profiling(which there arguments both for and against) in making the lives of the locals miserable.
The answer to this very stupid question is that no one gives militants funerals in their local graveyard, which tells the security services way too much info.
