Pakistan Rejects Amnesty Call for War Crimes Probe into Kabul Airstrike Pakistan's rejection of Amnesty International's call for an investigation into the March airstrike on a drug rehabilitation center in Kabul highlights the country's credibility gap when it comes to its military actions.
The incident, which resulted in the deaths of over 400 civilians according to Afghanistan's government, raises questions about Pakistan's claim that the strike was justified as self defense.
The Amnesty report, based on an analysis of satellite images, witness testimony, and other evidence, paints a damning picture of Pakistan's handling of the situation.