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A series of attacks have taken place in the capital Kabul and other urban areas in recent months amid deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan.
An attack on a vehicle in western Afghanistan has killed five medical personnel employed by Taliban security forces, a defence ministry spokesperson has said.
“This morning, unknown armed men attacked a … vehicle
carrying medical personnel of the 207th Al Farooq Army Corps,”
said Ministry of Defence spokesperson Enayatullah Khwarazmi on Thursday,
referring to a Taliban military unit headquartered in the
western province of Herat.
Several employees were also injured
in the attack, he added.
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Since taking over the country in 2021, the Taliban say they
have focused on restoring security to the war-torn nation.
However, in recent months a number of attacks have taken
place and the United Nations has said security is deteriorating.
In the western city of Herat, a large blast hit near a
mosque in September, killing 18 people including a pro-Taliban
cleric and in July, an attack on a Al Farooq 207 Corps vehicle
killed two security force members.
Several attacks have also taken place in Kabul, including an
explosion this month that hit a mosque in the vicinity of the
heavily fortified interior ministry compound, killing four
people and wounding 25.
It was not clear who behind those attacks. Other attacks in the country have been claimed by Daesh terror group.
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Source: TRTWorld and agencies
Multiple casualties after attack on Taliban vehicle in Afghanistan’s Herat
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