UNAMA Reports 399 Afghan Civilian Casualties from Pakistan Cross‑Border Violence, Apr–Jun 2026

The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) monitors daily incidents of violence and their humanitarian impact across the country. UNAMA’s latest report records 399 civilians who were injured or killed in cross‑border incidents that originated in Pakistan between April and June 2026. The report lists the incidents without naming individuals or groups. The figure represents the cumulative toll of hostilities that spilled over Afghanistan’s border with Pakistan during that three‑month period. It provides updated data for policymakers, aid agencies, and humanitarian planners. The UN document highlights the ongoing security challenges along the Afghan‑Pakistani frontier and underscores the vulnerability of civilians in areas affected by cross‑border clashes.