
Journalist among those killed in Kabul blast
Hamid Saighani an Afghan media worker for Afghan Ariana TV was among those killed in Kabul blast on Saturday, Taliban officials confirmed.
Hamid Saighani an Afghan media worker for Afghan Ariana TV was among those killed in Kabul blast on Saturday, Taliban officials confirmed.
An explosion just hit a mini bus in mostly dominated Hazara and Shia community neighborhood in west of Capital Kabul city.
A planted land-mine killed a young girl in western Ghor province on Friday; the mine had been planted to target her father, a former military commander.
Maulvi Hamdullah Mukhlis, the Kabul military corps commander, was killed in Tuesday’s attack on the 400-bed hospital here.
A group of gunmen attacked the famous military hospital in Capital Kabul, with local residents confirming two explosions occurred at the site.
Two kidnappers were arrested and their hiding place was destroyed by Islamic Emirate intelligence forces in Farah province.
More than 40 business people have been abducted in the city of Kabul and across the country over the past two months.
The local sources told Raha News Agency some cases of gun clashes between IS-K fighters and Islamic Emirate of Taliban security forces in remote areas of Kandahar are reported signaling IS-K presence in the province.
Calling for cooperation with the Islamic Emirate as they did in the past, Mowlawi Tawwab asked arms trader to avoid selling arms to unknown men.
IS-K has hoisted its flag in remote areas of central Oruzgan province and pays 30,000 Afghanis for each recruits who joins the terror group, local sources confirmed.