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阿富汗塔利班声称，巴基斯坦军方对喀布尔一家戒毒医院发动空袭，已造成400多人死亡，另有250人受伤。
据塔利班官员称，此次袭击发生在周一晚上9点左右，地点位于喀布尔第九警察区的一家医疗机构。
塔利班发言人哈姆杜拉·菲尔塔特在X平台（原推特）上表示：”巴基斯坦军政府轰炸了一家名为’Omid’的2000张床位的戒毒医院。医院的大部分建筑已被摧毁。”
“不幸的是，到目前为止，遇难人数已达400人，另有250人受伤。”
塔利班公共卫生部发言人沙拉法特·扎曼告诉哥伦比亚广播公司新闻，由于救援人员仍在从瓦砾中抬出尸体，死亡人数可能还会增加。
塔利班安全人员在2026年3月16日喀布尔第二次康复服务中心遭空袭后，在受损建筑现场搬运尸体。 瓦基尔·科萨尔/法新社通过盖蒂图片社提供
塔利班向哥伦比亚广播公司新闻分享的视频显示，医院燃起大火，消防员和救援队试图扑灭大火，并将死者和伤者抬上担架。
在附近一家医院工作的穆罕默德·阿什拉夫告诉哥伦比亚广播公司新闻，他听到几声枪响，随后是两声巨响。
巴基斯坦否认塔利班关于袭击医疗机构的指控是”虚假声明”，称”空袭后明显的二次爆炸表明存在大型弹药库”，并表示此次行动是针对阿富汗塔利班在喀布尔和楠格哈尔省军事设施的”精确空袭”。
巴基斯坦信息和广播部长阿塔乌拉·塔拉在社交媒体帖子中表示：”巴基斯坦武装部队于3月16日夜间成功对喀布尔和楠格哈尔的两个地点进行了精确打击，摧毁了阿富汗塔利班政权支持恐怖主义的军事设施。”
“两个地点的技术支持基础设施和弹药储存设施被有效摧毁。”
分享给哥伦比亚广播公司新闻的视频似乎没有显示初次爆炸后出现二次爆炸或枪声。
Omid医院意为”希望”，是一个大型戒毒中心，位于前北约营地内。数千名主要是年轻的阿富汗人在此接受治疗，他们正面临该国最严重的社会危机之一——毒瘾。
2026年3月16日，喀布尔第二次康复服务中心遭空袭后，阿富汗消防员和塔利班安全人员正在灭火。 瓦基尔·科萨尔/法新社通过盖蒂图片社提供
此次袭击发生在2月底开始的阿富汗和巴基斯坦之间数周激烈跨境袭击之后。巴基斯坦方面表示，它正与阿富汗处于”公开战争”状态，并针对恐怖组织进行打击。
紧张局势升级到巴基斯坦战机在喀布尔及其他地区发动袭击的地步。阿富汗表示，伊斯兰堡违反了其主权，作为回应，塔利班用无人机袭击了巴基斯坦城市。
上周，联合国阿富汗援助团称，喀布尔的一次空袭已造成至少4名平民死亡，14人受伤。
卡塔尔促成的上月停火协议于2月破裂。周一，中国表示其特使正在喀布尔和伊斯兰堡之间穿梭斡旋，呼吁双方立即停火。
中国外交部发言人在推特上表示：”中国希望阿富汗和巴基斯坦保持冷静克制，尽快面对面接触，尽早实现停火，通过对话解决分歧和争端。中国将继续促进和解，缓解紧张局势。”
巴基斯坦声称，诸如巴基斯坦塔利班（TTP）等武装组织从阿富汗获得庇护，并对巴基斯坦领土发动袭击。阿富汗否认巴基斯坦的指控，称TTP是巴基斯坦国内问题，与塔利班无关。
Hundreds killed in Pakistani strike on rehab hospital in Afghanistan, Taliban says
March 17, 2026 / 12:12 AM EDT / CBS News
The Taliban in Afghanistan claim that a Pakistani military airstrike on a drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul has killed over 400 people and injured 250 others.
The attack occurred around 9 p.m. on Monday at a facility located in Kabul’s Police District 9, according to Taliban officials.
“The Pakistani military regime bombed a 2,000-bed drug rehabilitation hospital called ‘Omid.’ Large parts of the hospital have been destroyed,” said Hamdullah Firtat, a Taliban spokesman, on X.
“Unfortunately, the number of martyrs (dead) has so far reached 400 people, and up to 250 others have been injured.”
Sharafat Zaman, a spokesman for the Taliban’s Ministry of Public Health, told CBS News that the death toll might increase as rescuers are still pulling dead bodies from the rubble.
Taliban security personnel carry a body at the site of a damaged building after an airstrike hit the Secondary Rehabilitation Services Centre in Kabul on March 16, 2026. Wakil KOHSAR /AFP via Getty Images
Videos shared with CBS News by the Taliban show the hospital in flames as firefighters and rescue teams try to extinguish the blazes and carry the dead and injured in stretchers.
Muhammad Ashraf, who was working in a nearby hospital, told CBS News that he heard several gunshots followed by two loud explosions.
Pakistan denied the Taliban’s accusation that it hit a medical facility as “false claims,” saying, “visible secondary detonations after the strikes clearly indicate the presence of large ammunition depots,” and that it was carrying out “precision airstrikes” targeting the Afghan Taliban’s military installations in Kabul and Nangarhar provinces.
“Pakistan’s Armed Forces successfully carried out precision airstrikes on the night of 16 March…targeting Afghan Taliban regime terrorism sponsoring military installations in Kabul and Nangarhar.” Attaullah Tarar, Pakistan’s Minister of Information and Broadcasting, said in a post on social media.
“Technical support infrastructure and ammunition storage facilities at two locations in Kabul were effectively destroyed,” he said.
The videos shared with CBS News did not appear to show secondary explosions or gunfire following the initial blast.
The Omid hospital, which translates to “Hope,” is a vast rehabilitation center for addicts located in a former NATO camp. Thousands of mostly young Afghans battling addiction, which is one of the country’s worst social crises, are brought to the center for treatment.
Afghan firefighters and Taliban security personnel work to extinguish fires after an airstrike hit the Secondary Rehabilitation Services Centre in Kabul on March 16, 2026. Wakil KOHSAR /AFP via Getty Images
The attacks come after weeks of intense cross-border attacks between Afghanistan and Pakistan that started in late February. Pakistan has said it is in an “open war” with Afghanistan and targeting terror groups.
The tensions escalated to the point that Pakistani jets have carried out strikes in Kabul and other parts of the country. Afghanistan said that Islamabad was violating its sovereignty, and in response, the Taliban struck Pakistani cities with drones.
Last week, the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan said at least four civilians were killed, and 14 were injured following an airstrike in Kabul.
An earlier ceasefire brokered by Qatar broke down in February. On Monday, China said its special envoy has been shuttling between Kabul and Islamabad to mediate between the two sides and urged an immediate ceasefire.
“China hopes Afghanistan and Pakistan will remain calm and exercise restraint, engage face to face ASAP, achieve a ceasefire at the earliest opportunity, and resolve differences and disputes through dialogue. China will continue to facilitate reconciliation and ease tensions.” China’s Foreign Ministry spokesman said in a tweet.
Pakistan claimed that armed groups, such as Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, or TTP, are attacking Pakistan’s territory from Afghanistan, where they have been given safe haven. Afghanistan denies the Pakistani accusation and says TTP is an internal issue of Pakistan that is not relevant to the Taliban.