Security and Events
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Latest on Kabul Fuel Tankers’ Fire
Huge fire in north of Kabul left many casualties, damaged houses, cars, shops and dozens of fuel tankers. At least 7 people were killed and 14 more were injured, according to officials
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No Talks with Pakistan about Handing over Aslam Farooqi: NDS chief
Afghanistan's national directorate of security chief Ahmad Zia Saraj says that about 60 percent of ISIS members are Pakistani citizens
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Rocket Attack on Kunar Governor’s office Injured 15
A rocket attack carried out on eastern Kunar governor’s office on Monday morning, wounding at least 15 people, the governor’s office said in a statement
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Taliban Killed 63 Civilians in 10 days: Ministry spokesman
Taliban have carried out six suicide bombings and 62 landmine explosions in the last 10 days which killed 63 civilians and wounded 180 more, the Afghan Ministry of Interior affairs said on Sunday.
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Blasts, Fire Hit Herat’s Gas Storage Facility
A gas storage facility western Herat province hit by explosions leading to a huge fire early Saturday morning, according to reports
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Blast in Kabul has Casualties
At least one person was killed and three more were wounded after a roadside mine hit a vehicle in Paghman district of Kabul, police confirmed
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Key members of Haqqani Network Killed in Khost: NDS
Afghanistan National Directorate of Security (NDS) says that 17 members of the Haqqani network, including its commander, were killed during security forces operation in Khost province
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One of Bamyan Blasts Perpetrators Busted: NDS
Afghan National Directorate of Security (ANDS) says that one of the perpetrators of Bamyan explosions, who was a member of Gulabbudin network, have been arrested.
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Two Separate Blasts Hit Kabul, Nangarhar
Two separate explosions reportedly took place early Sunday morning in eastern Kabul and Nangarhar province.
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2020; Eight Journalist Killed in Afghanistan
2020 was a bloody year for journalists in Afghanistan. Eight journalists were killed and 19 others were wounded during the year.
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