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103 killed by Taliban Islamic terrorists. Some interesting tweets
BREAKING: Massive blast rocks Kabul kills 17
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Hurray good news!!!
this attack is not done by Islamic talibans instead Islamic state claims responsibility.
this attack is not done by Islamic talibans instead Islamic state claims responsibility.
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Update: #Afghanistan officials say attack on military academy in #Kabul ended. Four assailants killed, one detained. The predawn raid left 5 Afghan soldiers dead,10 others wounded. Islamic State claimed responsibility for the violence.
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Final count: 103 in Ambulance bomb attack and 11 Afghan Soldiers in Military Academy attack
... Afghans have two choices now
1.Islamic Taliban rule or 2.Islamic state rule.
Mark my words if anyone successfully captured the entire Afghanistan then next target is Porkistan (who is supporting them from behind)
... Afghans have two choices now
1.Islamic Taliban rule or 2.Islamic state rule.
Mark my words if anyone successfully captured the entire Afghanistan then next target is Porkistan (who is supporting them from behind)
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Afghan president refuses condolence call from PM Abbasi
Good man Afghan President. No better tight slap could have been delivered to these shameless snakes.
Good man Afghan President. No better tight slap could have been delivered to these shameless snakes.
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UPDATE 1-Protest in Kabul as Afghan officials press Pakistan over attacks
KABUL, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Afghan demonstrators protested outside the Pakistani embassy in Kabul on Thursday as senior Afghan officials said they had handed over evidence connecting insurgents based in Pakistan with a recent spate of attacks that killed more than 100 people.
The protest, in which dozens of people burnt flags and chanted, “Death to Pakistan”, was not large, but it came during a period of heightened tension in the Afghan capital following two major attacks in the past two weeks.
On Thursday, Interior Minister Wais Barmak and Masooom Stanekzai, head of the NDS intelligence service, returned from a visit to Islamabad, where they had pressed Pakistani authorities to move against Taliban leaders based in the country.
“We provided Pakistan with documents about Taliban operating centres inside Pakistan and we expect Pakistan to act against them,” Barmak told a news conference in Kabul.
The visits come as the United States has cut off some aid to Pakistan over what it calls its failure to crack down on militants attacking in Afghanistan.
Afghanistan has long accused Pakistan of providing safe haven to Taliban and other insurgents, a charge Pakistan denies, pointing to the thousands of casualties it has suffered from militant violence over the years.
Last month, the Taliban claimed two major attacks in Kabul, one on the Intercontinental Hotel, which killed more than 30 people and a second that killed more than 100 people when an ambulance packed with explosives blew up on a crowded street.
The attacks in the heavily protected city centre fuelled fresh worries about the Western-backed government’s ability to provide security and combat the Taliban insurgency.
On Thursday, the defence ministry issued a statement that dismissed as “exaggerated” a BBC report that the Taliban were operating in 70 percent of Afghanistan and said the army was involved in 14 separate operations.
https://in.reuters.com/article/mide...-stop-syria-government-bombings-idINKBN1FL57A
KABUL, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Afghan demonstrators protested outside the Pakistani embassy in Kabul on Thursday as senior Afghan officials said they had handed over evidence connecting insurgents based in Pakistan with a recent spate of attacks that killed more than 100 people.
The protest, in which dozens of people burnt flags and chanted, “Death to Pakistan”, was not large, but it came during a period of heightened tension in the Afghan capital following two major attacks in the past two weeks.
On Thursday, Interior Minister Wais Barmak and Masooom Stanekzai, head of the NDS intelligence service, returned from a visit to Islamabad, where they had pressed Pakistani authorities to move against Taliban leaders based in the country.
“We provided Pakistan with documents about Taliban operating centres inside Pakistan and we expect Pakistan to act against them,” Barmak told a news conference in Kabul.
The visits come as the United States has cut off some aid to Pakistan over what it calls its failure to crack down on militants attacking in Afghanistan.
Afghanistan has long accused Pakistan of providing safe haven to Taliban and other insurgents, a charge Pakistan denies, pointing to the thousands of casualties it has suffered from militant violence over the years.
Last month, the Taliban claimed two major attacks in Kabul, one on the Intercontinental Hotel, which killed more than 30 people and a second that killed more than 100 people when an ambulance packed with explosives blew up on a crowded street.
The attacks in the heavily protected city centre fuelled fresh worries about the Western-backed government’s ability to provide security and combat the Taliban insurgency.
On Thursday, the defence ministry issued a statement that dismissed as “exaggerated” a BBC report that the Taliban were operating in 70 percent of Afghanistan and said the army was involved in 14 separate operations.
https://in.reuters.com/article/mide...-stop-syria-government-bombings-idINKBN1FL57A
