Pakistan accused of deadly airstrike on Kunar University in Afghanistan

11 articles · Updated · BBC.com · Apr 27

At least seven people are killed and 75 injured, including 30 students and a professor, after alleged Pakistani jet and drone attacks on Kunar University.
Afghanistan's higher education ministry reports extensive damage to university buildings, while Pakistan's information ministry denies targeting the university or residential areas.
The incident follows a previous Pakistani airstrike on a Kabul rehabilitation centre and comes amid recent cross-border violence and a fragile ceasefire mediated by China.

Following attacks on a university and hospital, are any civilian safe spaces left in the escalating Afghanistan-Pakistan conflict?

Beyond official denials, what evidence exists to prove or disprove that Kunar University was intentionally targeted by Pakistan?

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With China's ceasefire in tatters, is a full-scale war between nuclear-armed Pakistan and Afghanistan now inevitable?

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