Pakistan, March 18 -- Pakistan's military spokesperson has said explosions in Kabul were caused by detonating ammunition at targeted sites. He rejected claims of civilian casualties, calling them false propaganda. The statement addresses rising concerns after recent strikes in the Afghan capital.

Speaking on a television program, Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said the target included ammunition, weapons, and drone depots. He explained that secondary explosions were visible across the city. According to him, these blasts confirmed the presence of large stockpiles of military equipment.

He stated that reports of civilian deaths were misleading. He said many Taliban fighters do not wear uniforms and often blend into civilian populations. Therefore...