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Sticky bombs on the rise in Afghanistan amid peace talks By Thursday Dec 17, 2020 Afghanistan’s Interior Ministry blames the Taliban for all the sticky bomb attacks Sticky bombs can be detonated remotely or with a time-delay fuse and are powerful enough to blow up a car KABUL: Despite peace talks aimed at ending almost two decades of war in Afghanistan, Afghan officials, activists and journalists are blaming the Taliban for increased killings by small and magnetic bombs strapped under vehicles.  At least 10 government officials and their aides have been killed by “sticky bombs” in recent weeks, mostly in the capital Kabul. The tactic, senior security officials and Western diplomats say, is meant to instill fear while avoiding large-scale civilian casualties.

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