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Afghanistan News - According to information received by World News Superfast, officials said at least three people, including a deputy provincial governor, were killed in a bombing and a shootout in Afghanistan, Kabul, while the head of the sub-provincial council was called on Tuesday. Was killed in western Afghanistan. Taliban and Afghan government negotiators held talks in Qatar, trying to negotiate a peace deal that could last decades after the war.
According to Afghan Interior Ministry spokesman Tariq Arian
A sticky bomb attached to an armored vehicle belonging to the Deputy Provincial Governor of Kabul killed two people and injured two others. According to information received by the World News Superfast, the deputy provincial governor and apparent target of the attack, Mahbubullah Mohabi, was killed along with his secretary, while two of his bodyguards were injured, Ariane said. The bombing took place in the neighborhood of Macron in Kabul.
Abdullah Abdullah, chairman of the National Council for National Reconciliation, condemned the attack
According to information received by the World News Superfast, the recent increase in attacks in the war-torn country is a clear enemy of the Afghan peace process. Sima Samar, Special Presidential Envoy and Minister of State for Human Rights, tweeted that, people are tired of terrorist attacks every day. Samar urged the Taliban to agree to stop the killing and prevent more bloodshed.
Gunmen shot dead a police officer in Kabul too
The spokesman of Kabul's chief of police, Fardas Faramaz, said that in Kabul also gunmen shot and killed a police officer. According to information received by the World News Superfast, another policeman was injured. An investigation was ongoing, he said. In violence elsewhere, the head of a sub-provincial council in western Ghor province was killed, while another council member and his driver were injured when a sticky bomb attached to their vehicle exploded on Tuesday, triggering the provincial governor Spokesman Arif Abar said.
The head of the slain council, Abdul Rahman Ashtan, was the clear target of the attack
According to information received by World News Superfast, Faraz took place in the provincial capital of Koh in the afternoon. No one immediately claimed responsibility for Kabul or the ghastly attacks. The Islamic SAT group has claimed responsibility for several attacks in the capital in recent months, including horrific attacks on educational institutions that killed more than 50 people, most of them students.
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