Page 11 - Kabul Attack News Today

The U.S. military has opened a new inquiry into the August 2021 Kabul airport bombing that killed 13 American service members, deciding to conduct more interviews on the deadly attack after concluding a probe into the incident roughly two years ago. Gen. Eric Kurilla, the head of U.S. Central Command, ordered military personnel to interview…

Demands should include removing Al Qaeda members from Taliban ranks and severing ties with regional jihadist groups.

President Biden's missteps during the chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal two years ago marked a political turning point for the public’s perception of his competency and ability to lead.

Three prominent dual hatted Taliban and Al Qaeda leaders serve in key positions within the Taliban establishment, according to the United Nationals Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team. The Taliban is providing Al Qaeda with key support, including "welfare payments" and passports.

Islamic State claimed on its Telegram account its responsibility for suicide attack that killed at least six civilians in Afghanistan’s capital Kabul on Monday, Reuters news agency reported.

At least six people killed and several others wounded in the second attack near the foreign ministry since January 2023. The attacker was targeted by Afghan forces but the explosives he carried detonated, killing six civilians and injuring a number of others.

The Kabul Attack Network carried out a number of attacks around the capital city and may have received funding from the Taliban, al Qaeda and Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps.

ASTANA. KAZINFORM The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan strongly condemns the terrorist attack that took place on January 11, 2023 near an administrative building in Kabul, which killed dozens of people, the press office of the MFA said.

The Islamic State jihadist group claimed responsibility Wednesday for a suicide bombing outside the foreign ministry in Kabul that officials and witnesses said killed at least five people and wounded 40 others.

Casualties continue to rise as an Italian NGO, which operates a hospital in Kabul, said it received more than 40 wounded people