Officials from the caretaker government have recently announced that since the beginning of Pakistan’s attacks on various provinces of Afghanistan, 761 people have been killed and 626 others injured.
Hamidullah Fetrat, the deputy spokesman for the current government, presented these figures on Sunday, April 5, and stated that these attacks have occurred in the provinces of Kabul, Kandahar, Nangarhar, Paktia, Paktika, Khost, Kunar, Laghman, and Nuristan.
He further emphasized that these statistics have been recorded from February 22 to April 4 of this year.
The deputy spokesman added that during this period, 1,140 houses have been destroyed and 27,407 families have been displaced.
Additionally, 256 shops, 34 mosques, 13 schools, and 42 vehicles have been damaged.
The statement mentioned that during this time, 661 livestock have also been lost due to Pakistan’s attacks.
Pakistan has not yet commented on these figures.
After the temporary ceasefire for Eid al-Fitr ended, the country announced that it had resumed its attacks.
Military clashes between government forces and Pakistan have continued for over a month.
Recently, both the current government and Pakistan confirmed that delegations from both sides are in talks in China to reduce tensions.
