Allah Ghazanfar Condemns Kabul Attack
Afghanistan spinner Allah Ghazanfar has strongly condemned the reported strike on a rehabilitation facility in Kabul, saying the attack has deeply hurt ordinary Afghans and warning that any repeat of past conflict patterns would be damaging for Pakistan. His remarks have drawn attention because they come from one of Afghanistan’s emerging cricket voices at a time of heightened regional tension.
Allah Ghazanfar Condemns Kabul Attack
Ghazanfar said the strike on the rehabilitation centre was unacceptable and spoke emotionally about the condition of the people who depended on the facility. He said many of those receiving treatment there could not afford alternatives and described the attack as one that hit vulnerable civilians rather than any military target. His reaction reflected the anger and grief that have followed the latest reports from Kabul.
Afghan Cricketer Warns Pakistan Over Escalation
Speaking about the broader implications of the attack, Ghazanfar said Afghanistan’s history should not be ignored and warned that a repeat of that history would be very bad for Pakistan. The statement added a political and emotional edge to his response, showing how public figures in Afghanistan are reacting not only to the immediate casualties but also to the wider fear of renewed instability between the two countries.
Ghazanfar Seeks India And Global Support
Ghazanfar also referred to India as a close friend of Afghanistan and said he wanted engagement with India and other countries to help prevent such incidents from happening again. He urged the international community to step in and help reduce tensions, stressing that ordinary people suffer the most when conflict expands. The comments are significant because they link a sports figure’s response to a broader diplomatic appeal at a sensitive regional moment.
