Pakistan condemns attack in Kabul that killed 25

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Tuesday condemned an attack on Afghanistan’s biggest military hospital in which at least 25 people were killed and more than 50 were wounded.
The explosions took place at the entrance of the 400-bed Sardar Mohammad Daud Khan hospital and were followed immediately with an assault by a group of gunmen, Taliban spokesman Bilal Karimi told media. 
“Pakistan strongly condemns terrorist attacks near the Sardar Mohammad Daud Khan hospital in Kabul today, which resulted in loss of so many innocent lives and injuries to many others,” the foreign office said. “We share the pain and suffering of the families who lost their loved ones in these mindless terrorist acts. We also convey our sympathies and support for those injured and pray for their early recovery.”
“Pakistan reiterates its strong condemnation of terrorism in all its forms and manifestations,” the statement said. 
The blasts add to a growing list of attacks and killings since the Taliban completed their victory over the Western-backed government in August, undermining their claim to have restored security to Afghanistan after decades of war.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility but the operation was typical of the complex attacks mounted by Daesh. It follows a string of bombings by the group which has emerged as the biggest threat to Taliban control of Afghanistan.