Pakistani airstrikes on Kunar province killed at least three civilians — a man, a woman, and a girl — and injured four others on 22 September 2026, according to
Summary
Pakistani airstrikes on Kunar province killed at least three civilians — a man, a woman, and a girl — and injured four others on 22 September 2026, according to UNAMA. The Taliban government condemned the strikes as aggression against civilian areas. Strikes also hit Paktika province, damaging a house and shop without reported casualties. UNAMA urged all parties to respect international humanitarian law and protect civilians during cross-border operations.
Where
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Placed to province only. No source names a district, so the entry is recorded at the coarsest honest level rather than implying a precision we do not have.
Legal classification
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Killing of civilians in attack · primary
ICCPR Art. 6; IHL
Assigned from the reported conduct and confirmed on review.
Forced displacement / eviction
ICCPR Art. 12; ICESCR Art. 11
Assigned from the reported conduct and confirmed on review.
Also coded as: Armed conflict, Property destruction
Sources
3 independent reports of one event. Field-channel material is used for corroboration only and is never attributed.
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Afghanistan Human Rights Center, “Pakistani airstrikes on Kunar province killed at least three civilians — a man, a woman, and a girl — and injured four others on 22 September 2026, according to”, entry AHRC-2026-0922-KNR-01, grade: Corroborated, 2026-09-22. Retrieved 3 October 2026.