India condemns Pakistan's alleged airstrike on Kabul hospital, killing 400, calling it a war crime.

India called the reported Pakistani airstrike on Kabul's Omid Addiction Treatment Hospital on March 16, 2026, "cowardly and unconscionable." It killed at least 400 civilians and hurt hundreds during Ramadan. India's foreign ministry called the attack, which destroyed a 2,000-bed hospital, a violation of Afghanistan's sovereignty and an attempt to justify mass violence as military action. Pakistan said it didn't target the hospital and instead hit Taliban military infrastructure and terrorist networks. The incident made tensions between countries worse, broke a ceasefire that Qatar had helped broker, and made people around the world worry about the stability of the region and possible war crimes.