20 March 2026
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Kabul Surgical Centre Refutes Taliban’s High Casualty Claims Following Airstrikes

Kabul Surgical Centre Refutes Taliban’s High Casualty Claims Following Airstrikes
Afghanistan

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A Kabul Surgical Centre statement challenges Taliban-propagated casualty figures after recent airstrikes. Hospital officials report 27 patients treated, including 3 dead on arrival and 2 in critical condition; most patients were adults. The strike occurred near an addiction treatment centre, not directly at the surgical facility. Patients were admitted from surrounding areas affected by the blast, and a mass casualty protocol was activated. Hospital intake data and on-ground medical reports do not corroborate the Taliban’s claim of over 400 civilian deaths. The centre emphasizes a discrepancy between circulated figures and actual treated casualties.

Conflict & Security Reporter at Wazir Afghan

Nasir Haqqani is a conflict reporter for Wazir Afghan, based in the historically turbulent Nangarhar province. He has rare access to report on local security situations, tribal dynamics, and the presence of other militant groups. His reporting is known for its depth and understanding of Eastern Afghanistan's complex landscape, filed under significant personal risk.

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